jeroddewey

So initially I don't really like that remakes don't create a new story. Remakes take something old and makes it relevant for today. They however use the same plots. This works for kids today as they can relate to the story. Remakes are really not a reboot, but an opportunity to add elements that didn't exist at the time of the original. Remakes have been happening for some time. Like "The Little Rascals," originally made in the '50s. Yet it was remade in the '90s and as a kid born in '85 I had no clue it was a remake. My first reaction to this film was changed after I started watching it. Movies like "Cheaper by the Dozen," "Parent Trap," and "King Kong" had good reception when they were remade. Sure creative minds should create something new, but there is good cause in remakes.