FlCl

[ssdakid1]

I want a new season... PLEASE!

[EyeOfPain]

No.

[wolfpreist]

NO.

much like the remake of True Grit, it's better to leave the classics as they are.

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

Why?  Seems like they wrapped everything up nice and neat at the end.

Remember, kids, "more" seldom equates to "better."

[DoubleV]

I wanted more my self, but they would just destroy it.

[DangerHikky]

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wolfpreist wrote:
much like the remake of True Grit, it's better to leave the classics as they are.

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Are you aware that True Grit is based on a novel?

And that the movie by the Coen brothers is closer to it?

No? Now you are.

It's a better movie, older =/= better.

[wolfpreist]

i was aware of that thank you very much.


you don't mess with Classics, True Grit with John Wayne is a classic.

[Nyanya]

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wolfpreist wrote:
NO.

much like the remake of True Grit, it's better to leave the classics as they are.

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That was not the best analogy.

But yeah, please no FLCL continuation.

[SetsunaMoriya]

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Nyanya wrote:

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wolfpreist wrote:
NO.

much like the remake of True Grit, it's better to leave the classics as they are.

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That was not the best analogy.

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Horrible, horrible analogy.

But yeah, FLCL is fine as is.

[DangerHikky]

How is making a new film adaptation of a novel messing with a classic?

[Chappi_The_Rabbit]

This

[wolfpreist]

you dont mess with the Duke ... ... ...

[wolfpreist]

i mean seriously, what's next? Big Jake where he doesnt kill the next person that says they thought he was dead?
El Dorado where there's not a Tin Star with a Drunk pined on it?
McClintok where the uptight beyotch doesnt get taken down a peg or three?

[SetsunaMoriya]

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wolfpreist wrote:
i mean seriously, what's next? Big Jake where he doesnt kill the next person that says they thought he was dead?
El Dorado where there's not a Tin Star with a Drunk pined on it?
McClintok where the uptight beyotch doesnt get taken down a peg or three?
wolfpriest where he doesn't talk to himself?

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Seriously.

[Pandaka]

No one likes that idea!

NO ONE!

[uthinkofaname]

I'll start working on it immediately.

[EyeOfPain]

Have you seen it yet? 'Cause I just say it tonight, and it was awesome.

[wolfpreist]

yeah, they fcked up the ending... it wasnt bad, but... yeah, that ending pales in comparrison to the original with John Wayne... ... ...

[PestilenceTheUnholy]

nope.avi

[Rainy29]

Mamimi says no....

[Tasuki4evr]

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DangerHikky wrote:

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wolfpreist wrote:
much like the remake of True Grit, it's better to leave the classics as they are.

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Nope.jpg

Are you aware that True Grit is based on a novel?

And that the movie by the Coen brothers is closer to it?

No? Now you are.

It's a better movie, older =/= better.

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this. People complain about new movies being bad adaptations, but some classic movies are actually bad adaptations themselves.

I still regret watching One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest after I read the book.

[TheGreatUrameshi13]

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DangerHikky wrote:

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wolfpreist wrote:
much like the remake of True Grit, it's better to leave the classics as they are.

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Nope.jpg

Are you aware that True Grit is based on a novel?

And that the movie by the Coen brothers is closer to it?

No? Now you are.

It's a better movie, older =/= better.

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I'm fairly certain he's aware that it was a novel first.  But what's wrong with liking the original movie that starred an American icon?  Because it doesn't jive with your opinion?  You're not being very HELPfuL.

[wolfpreist]

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Tasuki4evr wrote:

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DangerHikky wrote:

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wolfpreist wrote:
much like the remake of True Grit, it's better to leave the classics as they are.

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Nope.jpg

Are you aware that True Grit is based on a novel?

And that the movie by the Coen brothers is closer to it?

No? Now you are.

It's a better movie, older =/= better.

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this. People complain about new movies being bad adaptations, but some classic movies are actually bad adaptations themselves.

I still regret watching One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest after I read the book.

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ok, then lets repaint the mona lisa in the style of american comics or anime even, since newer obviously equals better... ... ...

the move True Grit with John Wayne is an American Classic, why remake that??? it's not to say that the new one is a bad movie(till the ending at least), the orginal was just better. Jeff Bridges did a **pickle** good job as roster cogburn, but the orginal movie was still better.

[Moiraine_Worshipper]

They didn't remake a John Wayne movie, they adapted a Charles Portis book.

and a '69 Mustang is another american classic, so I guess they should have never, ever made another Mustang again

[Tasuki4evr]

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wolfpreist wrote:

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Tasuki4evr wrote:

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DangerHikky wrote:

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wolfpreist wrote:
much like the remake of True Grit, it's better to leave the classics as they are.

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Nope.jpg

Are you aware that True Grit is based on a novel?

And that the movie by the Coen brothers is closer to it?

No? Now you are.

It's a better movie, older =/= better.

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this. People complain about new movies being bad adaptations, but some classic movies are actually bad adaptations themselves.

I still regret watching One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest after I read the book.

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ok, then lets repaint the mona lisa in the style of american comics or anime even, since newer obviously equals better... ... ...

the move True Grit with John Wayne is an American Classic, why remake that??? it's not to say that the new one is a bad movie(till the ending at least), the orginal was just better. Jeff Bridges did a **pickle** good job as roster cogburn, but the orginal movie was still better.

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Nobody ever said newer is better.

And like Faye said, they aren't remaking a "John Wayne classic", they remaking the book it was based on. Your reading comprehension is severely lacking.