Jeremy Ackerman-Yost
Explorer
That would be worth doing. I can't see the money-men going for it, unfortunately.Pielorinho said:I dunno: without the very solid special-effects work of those movies, I'm not sure how fun they'd be. Computer graphics might just make them feel very flimsy, if they were the focus. I'd much rather see them redone with the same technology, only with the state of the art in the technology. Use stop-motion animation, in other words; just use modern filming equipment and all the advances in stop-motion that have come about over the last few decades.
Sorry for the nitpick, but I have trouble calling that one a remake. It was a fresh start at adapting the book, whereas the previous films had no relation whatsoever to the book.That's what they did with Francis Ford Coppola's Dracula, and that's why I liked that remake more than most others. (Lord knows it wasn't Keanu Reeve's role)