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bvf

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4. Interesting points.
Sun Oct 12, 2014, 06:18 AM
Oct 2014

I'm no film scholar, and certainly don't follow the industry apart from reading the occasional review, but I'd wonder how many sequels there have been of original flops. (I'm guessing "flop" is a term the studios have an accounting measure for.)

I do know that movie remakes are nothing new--that much you can get through a simple Google search.

This article seemed somewhat pointless to me, too, but it did get me thinking about how there is nothing new under the sun, which is a very old expression.

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I'm just happy no one has remade Buckaroo Banzai, (I hope). bvf Oct 2014 #1
Hey, Galaxy Quest was a masterpiece... Callmecrazy Oct 2014 #6
LOL! Oh, I agree! bvf Oct 2014 #7
I missed Tropic Thunder... Callmecrazy Oct 2014 #8
I don't get this article... Callmecrazy Oct 2014 #2
Interesting points. bvf Oct 2014 #4
We've been rebooting stories CJCRANE Oct 2014 #3
So many words ... GeorgeGist Oct 2014 #5
You forgot Lincoln: Vampire Hunter... Callmecrazy Oct 2014 #9
It's all about big finance. hunter Oct 2014 #10
No one better do a reboot JustAnotherGen Oct 2014 #11
why i left imdb skippercollector Aug 2015 #12
When they re-made Mildred Pierce HeiressofBickworth Oct 2015 #13
too true tzar paul Nov 2015 #14
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