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How do you not have Robocop near the top of this list?

Italian Job is pretty damn entertaining, that's pretty much what you need in a movie!

"Psycho" should have been #1 on this list.

Producer guy: Why are we again making a reboot? Writer guy: Because money... Producer guy: I do like money...

Total Recall: How do you make a big deal about certain directors having inimitable styles and name drop Tarantino in this segment, but not mention Paul Verhoven, the very director of the original you were praising for their unique style and vision?

I actually find the Italian Job quite enjoyable

I never even knew there was a Cabin Fever remake 😂

I thought The Italian Job was very enjoyable. I find Mark Wahlberg is a hit or a miss, with almost no middle ground, and he was on his game in this one.

I'd argue The Thing. I rather enjoyed it as a story, it was only really let down by the studio forcing them to use CGI rather than the physical effects of the original.

Let's not forget about Never Say Never Again. I know the story on why it was made, but I don't think a remake of Thunderball was the biggest request Bond-wise.

The Thing prequel failed because they had actual awesome practical effects, and went with standard subpar CGI effects instead. The JC Thing still holds up, and it's still a cult classic.

The Thing Remake isn't great but isn't bad enough to be on this list over the Robocop remake.

Don’t get why Italian Job is on this list.

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In today’s dollars, _Ben Hur_ (1959) made over $1.5 billion.

Remaking a Paul Vorhoven film and stamping a PG 13 on it is disrespectful.

This list needs to be longer

You do a Schwarzenegger movie and pick Total Recall and not Conan?

The original point break remake is the fast and the furious

Barb Wire. Let's do a remake of Casablanca, but make it science fiction with Pamela Anderson in Humphrey Bogart's role.

It had marky mark, seth green, mos def, charlize therone, edward norton, jason statham, and to top it all off, donald MF sutherland! Its a great film, and yall are whack for that. Fun list tho. Tbh i had no idea the 2003 the italian job was a remake.

Sorry, but The Italian Job remake was a lot of fun.

You can't remake the original's perfection, that's why a lot of remakes, reimagining's, reboots fail, they never live up to the original, nor surpass it and to remake something for the modern audience is stupid, why remake something that is cinematic gold in the era the movie was made in.

Does anyone else know that "Plan 9 From Outer Space" was remade in 2015?

Red dawn remake also sat on self for few years before they put it out only after Chris henworch got famous because of thor movie

I disagree with The Italian Job. The 2003 version is a lot of fun!

The Myst (2015) TV Series Not a Movie But Spike TV tried so hard to Fix their reputation after a decade of Pro Wrestling, MMA, and male gaze television but making a TV Show based on The Myst was not a smart move at least they lasted longer than G4 they can have that credit

You forgot "rollerball", "star wars a force awakens", "doctor dolittle" (twice), "charlie and the chocolate factory ", "the shop around the corner", "evil dead", and "texas chainsaw massacre".

im suprised poltergeist remake didnt get shoved on here but realistically its better we all collectively memory hole that garbage

The THING is good. Could have been great

Like many others I enjoyed the Italian Job remake. I also enjoyed Total Recall also. When I first heard about it and was told there was no Schwarzenegger and they weren't going to Mars, I was "Nope, not watching it". Then a friend of mine told me to watch it. I was pleasantly surprised. The remake was closer to the source material and was a different experience instead of just copying the first movie, so yes I think it has a point. Combining Michael Ironsides' and Sharon Stone's characters into one person (Kate Beckinsale) was clever. I also appreciated the nods to the original.

Best Red Dawn remake was Tomorrow When the War Began.

A Nightmare in Elm Street?

I really wish The Dark Universe WORKED. I loved the OG Universal Monsters!

STOP USING NOBODY AND EVERYBODY in your videos! How do you know what everyone wants or thinks? Stop assuming you know what I like or want.

Red dawn not foreshadowing a very real prospect now? If not an alternative reality like for all man kind.

American 90's were the real true Happy Days.

Does anyone actually not skip through the built in ads in these videos?

How are The Wicker man and The Omen not on this list???

Isn't The Italian Job set in Turin?

If you want to see a good remake of Ben Hur I recommend the three episode mini-series from 2010.

Van Zant remade Psycho so that nobody else could.

How can you say Gus Van Saint’s Psycho remake is a mystery. GVS straight up said that it’s an experiment and essentially he wanted to pervert to studio desire to remake classics. This has been known within a few years of the remake release.

This is honestly the first time I'm hearing Cabin Fever was remade.

The two film remakes I expected to see on this list and didn't were "the Goodbye Girl" and "Footloose", both of which were shot for shot duplicates with nary a change in a single line of dialog.

I suspect the only reason a Point Break remake even got pitched was because of Hot Fuzz.

The Italian Job was iindeed unecessary but hey. they at least did something enjoyable with it. I have to agree with every other film on this list, They all ranged from awful to disappointing and in a couple of cases outright tarnished the originals

I didn't even know that half of these remake existed.

Thankfully Bates Motel came along a made a worthy prequel/remake of Psycho. Well worth taking the time to watch the whole run.

You forgot the ALFIE remake with Jude Law

The real problem with remaking Point Break is that it had already been done with The Fast and the Furious which is exactly the same film just with cars instead of Surf Boards I mean the undercover cop even lets the gang leader go at the end the only difference being that in Point Break Bodhi is going to his death

I liked the 2003 Italian Job. On the other hand, Psycho was the first one that popped up in my mind, and probably should’ve been number 1.

With all these sequels, prequels and spinoffs. I’m surprised Arachnophobia still hasn’t been done again. (Sting was good but the point still stands)

The film doesn't change the audience does.

the original italian job was meant to have a sequel set in the us but was never made so the 2003 film is more of a sequel than a remake and we all wanted to know what happened next

the thing remake/prequel is quite alright imho. but it is one of those movies where producers just screwed their own production with insisting on crude cgi whilst already having a lot of good practical effects.

Og mummy was amazing

Gonna have to respectfully disagree with you on the original Cabin Fever. It wasn't mediocre it was BAD!!! but it hit the sweet spot of so bad its good

I actually really like the Get Carter remake

No RoboCop or Death at a Funeral?

You forgot The Omen remake

Extreme with an x? As opposed to etreme, with no x?

Add Robocop (2014) to the mix. It completely missed the point maid by the 1987 original.

2011's The Thing *could have* been just as great as the original, had they not swapped out the practical effects for CGI, 80% of the way through post-production.

For the record, I actually enjoyed the Red Dawn remake.

They should have held off with this till The Crow ia released....

There are no goals movie remakes

Ghostbusters didn't rate a mention...?

How in all the comments of missed movies not on this list, that should be,has no one mentioned The day the earth stood still and war of the worlds, conan the barbarian, dawn of the dead, true grit, or halloween...plus i am sure a few others i dont recall

I love Total Recall (2012), I thinks it's better than the original.

Please stop calling "The Thing From Another World" the original, and John Carpenter's "The Thing" a remake. "The Thing" was the first faithful adaptation of the source materiel, the novella "Who Goes There?" by John W. Campbell. "The Thing From Another World" was at best very loosely based on the novella, in that it involved a bunch of scientists in Antarctica, and something alien. The similarity ends there. John Carpenter's "The Thing" was a very faithful adaptation, including most of the characters from the novel appearing in the film. The same cannot be said for "The Thing From Another World", and John Carpenter's movie owes nothing to that earlier film. John Carpenter could accurately say about that prior film, "your's was crap, here's what a decent adaptation looks like."

7:24 I love this remake. It felt like a live-action “Mass Effect.”

I can only agree with Total Recall & Cable Fever the rest of the movies remakes 🔥

The Crow....🙄

Add _The Music Man._

@8:51 Where in this universe, do we need the pointless expression, "the original, original"? Why? Why?

There IS something inherently wrong with remaking a concept to destroy it. I'm not even talking about the deconstruction of a trope or theme, I'm describing deliberate, spiteful desecration. Blood and Honey, for instance. The reason some deconstructions such as _The Boys_ got popular was that in between the attacks on the superhero genre there was an interesting story. Other fiascos like the "Disney Clump" shat upon Star Wars from within, to no purpose save to clear the way for an *EXTREMELY* unwanted narrative.

The total recall remake is actually pretty good tho. Not as good as the original but it's more like a spiritual sequel than a remake

Dirty Dancing was completely unnecessary

You forgot about the English version of martyrs the best thing I could say about film was the house was nice

The only movie I completely disagree with is Total Recall. The 90's Total Recall is why I hate 90's movies. Overly unnecessary bloody. The remake takes out that,and focused on the story (which they wisely didn't redo the story from the 90's)

Remaking a silent film makes sense with all the upgrades you could insert. Otherwise 90% of remakes are a waste of film.

Robocop. The Crow. Little Mermaid. Lion King. Snow White. Anything else Disney and co want to screw up "for a modern audience "

Wrong Turn (2021) Black Christmas (2019) Child’s Play (2019) The Fog (2005) Nightmare On Elm Street (2010) Texas Chainsaw Massacre (2003) Poltergeist (2015) The Omen (2006) The Wicker Man (2006) Prom Night (2008) When A Stranger Calls (2006) Rollerball (2002) Death Race (2008) Ghostbusters (2016) Flatliners (2017) Jacob’s Ladder (2019) Godzilla (1998) The Haunting (1999) House On Haunted Hill (1999) The Day the Earth Stood Still (2008) The Grudge (2020) The Pink Panther (2006) The Last House On The Left (2009)

Italian Job was trying to bank on Oceans 11

Just give Seattle some time...

Vanilla Sky?

The Thing wasn’t a remake, and was actually pretty good. Why is it on this list when there are so many other movies that are both actual remakes, and actually terrible. This list is awful.

Friday the 13th. Jason knocked off some of the worst characters I have seen in a slasher movie.

They remade Point Break in 2001 by having it based around car racers stealing VCR's.

Oh... I loved the Red dawn remake...

RoboCop......

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1/10 of the video consists of Marvel Merch - weak.

Honorable Mention: The Craft Legacy

The movie not on this list that should be here is J. Lo's "Shall We Dance" -- a movie about ballroom dancing that was originally a Japanese film brought to the US, in Chicago. It failed on so many fronts, particularly because the original movie is distinctly Japanese. Ballroom dancing is so counter-cultural to Japanese society that seeing it as a rebellious diversion as part of a Japanese accountant's quest to having an affair and the discoveries that follow makes it so compelling. The US version loses all of that magic. And the side characters in the ballroom dance class are not people you necessarily find yourself bonding with like you do in the original.

7:05 this was just a bad film

How is Point Break not on here?

I don't agree with Get Carter. I liked that movie.