Hollywood should try remaking bad films and making them right.

Given how Disney screwed Robin Williams back in the 90s, none of the original writers or artists for Aladdin or Lion King should be surprised

They forgot the nightmare on elm street remake. Wes craven made it perfectly clear, that he had nothing to do with it, that as far as he's concerned, freddy died in new nightmare

I wish they would stop with the remakes for god sake can't they come up with an original idea? All they do is screw up classic films

"Does Nick Cage need the money" Yes he really does.

note to self make sure any film rights include making them consult and pay me or my estate if a remake happens

I thought it was universally known that Nick Cage needs the money.

"does Nick Cage need the money?" Well, technically...

Is why the cinema experience is dying, all there is to watch is endless remakes and superhero films

I haven't even seen the new Mulan remake and I'm already pissed.

That's okay, it wasn't just the original creators that they pissed off, most fans were pretty pissed, too!

The Morrel of the story, "Just because you can remake a movie, doesn't mean you should!"

I still think one of the worst remake's is Point Break. The original was a 90's classic, the remake was a crap Hipster movie.

Ew I’m going to pretend that the Lion King Remake never happened

Nicolas cage absolutely needed the money - divorce settlements, going bankrupt, etc

I was surprised the dbz evolution movie wasnt on here. Toriyama hated it so much he actually made battle of the gods just in beautiful spite.

"Does Nick Cage need the money?" Yes he actually does!

Where's "The Stepford Wives", "Planet of thee Apes(Mark Wahlberg) , "Total Recall" and "Clash of the Titans"!!????

Snyder's Dawn of the Dead is one of my favorite films. The pre title scene traumatized me. I still get uncomfortable looking at the back window of a bus. The Day of the Dead though... Romero's original is still superior to the multiple remakes it has had. They are all awful!

Dawn of the Dead remake was a nice homage and also stood on its own. Hopefully Romero got over it. Both are really good horror movies.

What the Christ, I didn't even know there was a Child's Play remake, nu Chucky looks terrible.

In the words of the legendary John Waters - and I quote - "You don't remake good films, you remake bad ones".

Abel Ferrera remade "Invasion of the Bodysnatchers" in 1993, so he can get off his high horse when it comes to people remaking his movies.

Dude Amazon remade "The Craft" even the previews look super corny. CGI can do so many cool things now and they STILL manage to make it look like a 90s production.

I'm so glad the Disney live-action remakes are a notable part of this drivel. Because this crap needs to END! Hopefully, Mulan turned out badly enough to put a stop to it, but I'm not holding my breath...

At 8:10 the biggest innovation in the Child's Play reboot: Chucky resembles Christopher Walken.

Can't Beat The Original Movies. 80's - 90's

Child’s Play: Amen. That was soooo meh, considering the original Chucky was a My Buddy doll which a lot of people already owned. An exponentially higher creep factor if you had that doll in your house.

Why doesn't anyone talk about Clash of the Titans remake? How can that be acceptable when the original built a story, a plot, and suspense in some scenes. Don't get me wrong, traveling on the back of scorpions is freaking awesome but everything that the original stood for was tossed out like yesteryear news. Gods and Goddesses blessed the robotic owl.

It would behoove Hollywood to stop remaking great films, but of course they don't care about the art but more the money involved.

the remake of The Karate Kid pissed me off!

I love both the original & remake of Dawn of the dead

Bruh The Lion King was basically a remake of Kimba now they know how they felt having their work stolen by a corpo

I liked Dawn of the Dead remake

I loved the Dawn of the Dead remake. The beggining sequence was one of the most terrifying I've ever seen.

I never really thought about how it would feel to see your movie remade. It seems like singers/songwriters handle it OK.

You forgot Robocop and Total Recall.

"Not the beeeeeeeees!!" You are remarkable Kirsten

I mean wasn’t Robin Williams paid with a painting or something like that? Disney is pretty sus lol

Nicolas Cage: *pulls a .44 Magnum on a defenceless old lady while choking another with her own oxygen tubes, while shaving with an electric razor* Director: 'Okay Mr Cage, breaktime's over, let's get ready to start filming'

Um David Stephen? The makers of Kimba The White Lion would like a word with you 😄

Darren Bousman tells a great story about being attached to remake Cronenberg's SCANNERS. He said he wouldn't do it unless he got Cronenberg's blessing. So he found himself at the same film festival as the great man and managed to introduce himself as the guy who is remaking SCANNERS. Cronenberg looked at him and said in that icy-cool Cronenberg-ian way: "Yeah, don't make that movie..." and walked away. It demoralised Bousman to the point where he called up the studio and withdrew from the project.

You know what is hilarious about the Wicker man with Nicolas Cage? He specifically says not the bees and he also says oh my God that are in my eyes however if you look really closely not one bee is in his eyes

Now do remakes that pissed off fans lol

I didn't even know there was a Red Dawn remake, and I'm not upset about not knowing.

When "Cats" came out, actors were making fun of how bad it was, and the production showed. Why wouldn't the Director or Producers do anything to change it??

the 2012 Red Dawn was a WHOLE LOT BETTER than the original, especially with its cliff hanger ending.

Silliest rhetorical question ever: "Does Nick Cage need the money?" DUH!

I can’t believe you missed Stallones remake of Get Carter which is probably one of the worst remakes ever

The lion king was a remake of Kimba the white lion made in the late 1960's

I've really liked the 2009 Bad Lieutenant, one of my favourite Cage perfomances. I need to watch the original as well though it is pretty hard to find.

I didn't even know that Fame was remade...

Dawn of The Dead is my favorite movie of all time when it comes to Zombies both actually the original and remake!

NOT THE BEES!!! Gets me every time 😂

I know the original was a tv show, but i was sort of waiting to see Jem and the Holograms on the list

I've seen some good remakes but in general some of them are REALLY bad.

Both Dawn of the Dead movies are good but the remake in my opinion is arguably the best zombie movie made to date.

The main problem with most of today's remakes are the studios see them as easy cash cows. They aren't done by visionary filmmakers who love the original and can adapt to the modern era without harming the original's story and style. They are done by filmmakers who probably never even care about the original at the first place and agrees anything the studio wants for quick profit.

If I was John Carpenter, I would be pissed off about The Thing remake.

Sony's The Amazing Spider-Man movies were completely unnecessary; Sam Raimi's Spider-Man films were far better and captured the spirit of the comics.

As an 80’s baby, I was really dissatisfied and disappointed with the remake of Fame!!!😳😒🥺 Wicker Man was wonderfully bad due to Nicolas Cage’s performance.🤣

Child's play has a very complicated franchise license

At least the reboot of Child’s Play tried to do something new and update it with making Chucky and AI bot rather than a possessed doll. And seeing as how Annabelle and the Conjuring Universe are still going it was nice to see this Child’s Play with a Black Mirror twist.

Dawn of the Dead 2004 is one of the few remakes that are much better than the original imo.

I wonder how the original author of One Thousand and One Nights would’ve felt about the childish recreation of Aladdin and its live-action remake.

Walt Disney would turn in his grave if he knew that his company is the leading porn distributor of pornographic film's in the USA.

I wonder what word they will have mispronounced this time?

Brian’s Song, The Longest Yard, and Point Break all need to be on this list.

Can’t generate much sympathy for the people that copied kimba without providing credit

I hear the 2013 Carrie remake really annoyed stephen king.

The creators of Lion King were pissed. They said that Disney should at least ask for permission to use our Anime in the American movie market.

Dawn of the Dead remake was absolutely brilliant. One of the best zombie movies out there. The original Red Dawn was actually incredibly boring, but the remake was actually surprisingly awesome. It is a great war movie. The Child's Play remake was also surprisingly good. I think it would've received better reviews if it wasn't called Child's Play or Chucky.

Pretty soon Disney’s live-action remake of The Little Mermaid will be on this updated list.

The chucky one Piss me off and I’m not even a Santa doll. They literally just turned him into a terminator

The one that always sticks in my craw is when they announced that they were doing an American remake of "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" while the original was still in the theaters.

I'm sorry, but what took me out of the New Chucky movie was that Chucky looked, acted, and sounded like "Mediator 452" from "Robot Overlords".

The Craft: Legacy

Lion king creators beefing about the remake when they stole their entire movie from Kimba the white lion. Smh

So the people who animated Lion KIng felt ripped off? Imagine how the animators on KImba felt.

I actually heard a while ago That Nic Cage takes all these roles because he actually does need the money but it might be one of those fun internet rumors.

John Carpenter hates Rob Zombies “Halloween” remakes and HIM... and honestly after both of them... same.

Bad lieutenant Port of Call New Orleans wasn't a remake

If I hate something in the film industry is the disgusting obsession with the remakes

Hollywood studios should understand that a remake should be an improvement of the original story & not making it worse, Night of the living dead remake is a good example.

The story of Aladdin is hundreds of years older than the 90s movie. Not sure why the movie creators felt entitled to anything

I would have included rob zombies remake of Halloween, john carpenter did not exactly have positive words for the end result lol

There are literally thousands of books with hundreds upon hundreds of genius level great stories that can be turned into movies. Studios: "Hey... remember that movie that we made before? Let's do a remake!" Modern studios: Rehashing the same movies and stories instead of using new and great material for two generations now.

Before new "Aladdin" came out, I thought it was sacrilege to cast Will Smith as the Genie. I've since changed my mind. He was the only thing good about it. Ritchie made a cliff notes version of the original with all the fun and charm sucked out. When Will Genie finally made his appearance, the first thing that popped into my head was literally "OH THANK GOD SOMETHING FUN." The movie is a total slog.

I have watched the Child's Play remake once and the originals many times and I have to say that I think the remake is actually pretty good. The thing is, I like how they updated the concept and made it a bit more relevant to modern times and I think it was an all round wiser move than trying to just do a rehash of the same story. It also made Chucky a bit more of a threat too because he was connected to everything electrical pretty much. I am not saying it is better than the originals, but it was a good film.

Dawn of the dead remake sparked my love for horror as a teen

I'd be pissed if someone remade my movie too. I'd make it in my contract that you have to get my permission or consult me to get the rights.

I'm waiting for the remake to this video

Let’s all agree the nightmare on Elm Street remake was god awful and Robert England is Freddy Krueger no contest

Rob Zombie's Halloween 1 and 2 absolutely needed to be here. It was trash, and John Carpenter hated it too

Hollywood needs to get their own ideas and leave originals alone. There are a few exceptions such as live action from the animated version.

I think the problem with remakes is they take an amazing movie and has little floors in it and try and make it better. Its rather difficult to make a movie better when its already particularly perfect. Also they often don't wait long enough a lot of the time. Childs play is a perfect example of this the original film was filmed in 1988 only 30 years later the make a remake everyone who saw the 1988 movie is still alive. Titanic on the other hand had 50 years in between the original and the remake and it did a lot better even though it was awful it MADE money and at the end of the day along as the production company make money they dont care about anything else. Also making the remakes into tv shows is the best idea. Look at West World that movie is over 40 yrs old and still enjoyable and now there's a tv show that is the best way to attract fans and keeping them watching.

Well, most remakes are horrible but some can be at least entertaining. I liked the Deathwish remake with Bruce Willis, but it was not the same feel of the original. 🤷‍♂️

The first 20 minutes of the Dawn of the Dead remake were a masterpiece, especially the montage set to the Johnny Cash music. The new Red Dawn was a complete train wreck.

Others that spring to mind include: The Last House On The Left. I Spit On Your Grave. La Femme Nikita, the French original is superb. The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo trilogy, the Swedish version by Yellowbird Studios. How many remakes do we need of the story of Robin Hood? ~ And Mr Costner, there was no gunpowder available in 12th centuary England. A couple of centuaries short. As for Sherlock Holmes and Dr Watson ~ It has to be Basil Rathbone & Nigel Hawthorne that are still the number 1.

Lady Hollywood is lazy Childsplay was great Brrad knocked it out the park exorcist 3 he is so underplayed you do justice love movies why I love u guys