MickeyHave we lost out Imaginations?
June 22nd 2008 09:50
Rambo, Indy, Axel, Rocky....to name a few.
Has the movie industry run out of ideas, given the number of franchises that are being resurrected each year?
Surely there are some imaginative writers/directors/producers that don't have to rely on looking at remakes or digging up age-old comic book characters to get a good story.
I wonder how Lucas & Co dreamt up Star Wars, or even how Stallone got the script together for Rocky. I'd be guessing.... but I'm pretty sure they didn't look at comic books & the movies definitely weren't remakes.
Whilst I must admit I am a fan of some of the remakes/comic book movies, like Transformers & the Simpons (which was ok), I yearn for something that is somewhat different.
I remember when I first saw Indiana Jones & the last Crusade. Whilst adventure films are a dime a dozen, anyone who watched that for the first time and didn't want to be Indy is laughing.
How many times have you gone to see a movie and whilst your watching it.......think that some parts remind you of other movies and so on.
I guess that is one of the main challenges facing movie directors. How to make movies that are original and different to others.......
Just my two cents.
Has the movie industry run out of ideas, given the number of franchises that are being resurrected each year?
Surely there are some imaginative writers/directors/producers that don't have to rely on looking at remakes or digging up age-old comic book characters to get a good story.
I wonder how Lucas & Co dreamt up Star Wars, or even how Stallone got the script together for Rocky. I'd be guessing.... but I'm pretty sure they didn't look at comic books & the movies definitely weren't remakes.
Whilst I must admit I am a fan of some of the remakes/comic book movies, like Transformers & the Simpons (which was ok), I yearn for something that is somewhat different.
I remember when I first saw Indiana Jones & the last Crusade. Whilst adventure films are a dime a dozen, anyone who watched that for the first time and didn't want to be Indy is laughing.
How many times have you gone to see a movie and whilst your watching it.......think that some parts remind you of other movies and so on.
I guess that is one of the main challenges facing movie directors. How to make movies that are original and different to others.......
Just my two cents.
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