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Post by Deleted on Dec 8, 2016 17:34:00 GMT
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Post by d'James on Dec 8, 2016 17:35:48 GMT
They should do it without the songs and have it as a proper horror or something.
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Post by musicallady on Dec 8, 2016 19:10:31 GMT
Why can't they leave classics alone.
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Post by anthony40 on Dec 8, 2016 20:48:12 GMT
Nooooooooooooo You are driving a stake through my heart!!!!!!!! |
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Post by BurlyBeaR on Dec 8, 2016 20:52:16 GMT
I knew Anthony would be along  |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 9, 2016 0:08:56 GMT
As theatre fans, who will happily go to production after production after production of Hamlet or Sweeney Todd (and other shows that aren't revenge tragedies), you'd think we'd be a bit more gracious about movie remakes. It gives us the chance to see new interpretations of the original writing, some of which may even be better than the original, and movie remakes are EVEN BETTER than theatrical revivals because you can always go back and watch the original, exactly the same as when you first fell in love with it, at ANY TIME. Which, as we all know, is a luxury sadly not afforded to those who only lose their hearts to that most ephemeral art form known as "theatre".  |
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Post by Jon on Dec 9, 2016 1:24:57 GMT
Wouldn't this just be a new adaptation of the musical rather than a remake
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Post by Deleted on Dec 9, 2016 8:55:00 GMT
As theatre fans, who will happily go to production after production after production of Hamlet or Sweeney Todd (and other shows that aren't revenge tragedies), you'd think we'd be a bit more gracious about movie remakes. It gives us the chance to see new interpretations of the original writing, some of which may even be better than the original, and movie remakes are EVEN BETTER than theatrical revivals because you can always go back and watch the original, exactly the same as when you first fell in love with it, at ANY TIME. Which, as we all know, is a luxury sadly not afforded to those who only lose their hearts to that most ephemeral art form known as "theatre". This and y'know...nobody is forcing anyone to watch it. |
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Post by The Matthew on Dec 9, 2016 16:33:02 GMT
It's the principle of the thing. How dare people enjoy things that I might not enjoy.
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Post by Jon on Dec 9, 2016 16:54:40 GMT
As theatre fans, who will happily go to production after production after production of Hamlet or Sweeney Todd (and other shows that aren't revenge tragedies), you'd think we'd be a bit more gracious about movie remakes. It gives us the chance to see new interpretations of the original writing, some of which may even be better than the original, and movie remakes are EVEN BETTER than theatrical revivals because you can always go back and watch the original, exactly the same as when you first fell in love with it, at ANY TIME. Which, as we all know, is a luxury sadly not afforded to those who only lose their hearts to that most ephemeral art form known as "theatre". This and y'know...nobody is forcing anyone to watch it. Off-topic but when certain TV shows have been remade like Thunderbirds for example people always seem to complain and use the 'couldn't they just show the original' trope forgetting that in these shows great as they are, are over 50 years and feature things that cannot be shown on television anymore. |
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