What Movies Have You Seen Recently?

Ferris Beuller's Day Off
 
just curious, how does everyone know it's a remake? i don't recall the original being particularly famous
 
Nabber said:
just curious, how does everyone know it's a remake? i don't recall the original being particularly famous
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I suspected there was another magnificent seven when there were a bunch of similarly titled movies came before it, like The Hateful Eight and The Ridiculous Six.
 
Nabber said:
just curious, how does everyone know it's a remake? i don't recall the original being particularly famous
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a) because the original original (akira kurosawa's seven samurai) was so famous.

b) while the first magnificent seven wasn't spectacularly famous, it was a modest hit at the time and sported an all-star ensemble cast (it starred yul brynner, steve mcqueen, and eli wallach, all of whom were big stars at the time, and launched robert vaughn and james coburn's careers)
 
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Nabber said:
just curious, how does everyone know it's a remake? i don't recall the original being particularly famous
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a) because the original original (akira kurosawa's seven samurai) was so famous.

b) while the first magnificent seven wasn't spectacularly famous, it was a modest hit at the time and sported an all-star ensemble cast (it starred yul brynner, steve mcqueen, and eli wallach, all of whom were big stars at the time, and launched robert vaughn and james coburn's careers)
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yeah i know that, but the general public usually doesn't know this stuff

case in point: the 2001: a mario odyssey topic
 
idk i think it'd be challenging to find someone in my age group who hasn't at least heard of 2001.

then again i don't have friends so what do i know
 
Split

It was really good, James McAvoy definitely nails the role(s)

the shyamalan twist is that the film was a sequel to Unbreakable the whole time and there may or may not be a third film
 
When Marnie Was There

It was my first Studio Ghibli film, and I loved every minute of it.
 
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