Who would you like to reboot your fave franchises?

[thedude]

Originally Posted by imdbacc

I want JJ Abrams to reboot Lost in Space. I love the tv show and I think he can do justice to it.

He could call it

Lost in Lensflare:
Badly directed action scenes, flat characters and over hype!

[ArwensLover]

Originally Posted by thedude

With all the talk of reboots and stuff and the Hollywood machine pumping out remakes and the likes, normally with half (at best) the talent involved in the first place, who would you like to see reboot your fave franchises?

First up....Batman!

Rob Reiner would add a bit of comedy.

It takes itself far too seriously. It's a comic!

[Jeffbiscuits]

A sequel to Hellraiser 2 written and directed by Clive Barker. Just forgetting all the bad sequels even happened.

[DarthBane]

I don't know if he's a horror fan but I'd like to see Christopher Nolan do Halloween. I'd love to see him have a go at a Michael Myers origins story. He could explain everything rather than have a nutter slashing strangers.

[morris]

But there's nothing to explain or explore. A nutter slashing strangers, whilst making the occasional incoherent groan, is all Halloween is or has ever been about.

[DarthBane]

Originally Posted by morris

But there's nothing to explain or explore. A nutter slashing strangers, whilst making the occasional incoherent groan, is all Halloween is or has ever been about.

That's my point. They (he) could change it and have something happen that explains why he's crazy. A little like he did with Batman. I'd like to see something done with Myers throughout his childhood.

It's just me, though, I've always liked the Halloween franchise (just don't mention h20)


Edit: I just noticed that I was discussing Halloween while referring to Friday the 13th characters, oops.

[nextdoorjackjar]

lol, yeah rob zombie dived into mike myers origins with 2 awesome movies.

I would love to see Guillermo Del Toro's Never Ending Story. Someone else will no doubt make a crappy version though