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Post by jppiper on Oct 1, 2020 17:13:27 GMT
NO! JUST NO!
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Post by jppiper on Oct 1, 2020 17:14:01 GMT
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Post by Cryogenic on Oct 1, 2020 23:08:43 GMT
It'll probably be re-done eventually, but not for a number of years. One of the things about the Original Trilogy is the success of so many strong interlocking elements (for example: the music of John Williams). This gives it a strong degree of artistic "locked in" protection. Of course, in our modern consumer world, little is precious or sacred. So don't expect that lock to hold forever. And then, of course, some would argue: What? Disney? Remaking the Original Trilogy again?  Isn't one $837-million remake enough?  |
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Post by hernalt on Feb 8, 2022 21:04:32 GMT
" According to our analysis, the average time between an original film and its first remake is 23 years, with this gap becoming shorter with each subsequent remake. The movie with the longest time between remakes was The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, with the original coming out in 1920 and the remake coming out in 2005, 85 years later. Following closely behind is Dumbo, with 78 years between the 1941 original and 2019 remake... "
IMOHO. Disney will feel pressure to update the OT when the generation that identifies the ST as its own, now, is of age to have children that enter Disney's target market of 4-12. The present ST will remain canon, unaltered, un-updated, at least through the strong parenting years of the present ST 4-12 demographic.
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Isn't one 
