A friend of mine(digs all types of movies) saw it and says the same as you. I always ask first, "Were you entertained?".Watched this in the cinema (3D) tonight. Great action movie, ending was a little weak, but all-in-all a great movie, IMO a worthy successor to P1 and P2. 👍 Don't listen to what a bunch of self-entitled 'fans' say.
Exactly. I didn't go in expecting Shakespearian dialogues, or a carbon-copy of the original. It was highly entertaining, great cast, lot's of action and there was quite a bit of humor in it. Contrary to certain other reboots I think this was a very good one. Of course helped by the fact that the original wasn't a movie with deep layering or hidden undertones, so it's hard to screw it up/lose the message like with other reboots (e.g. Robocop).A friend of mine(digs all types of movies) saw it and says the same as you. I always ask first, "Were you entertained?".
I guess that kind of sums up my own feeling about re-using classic stories and characters.Some dude over at YouTubeI can't watch these new sequels/prequels of classic movies without feeling empty inside.
I guess that kind of sums up my own feeling about re-using classic stories and characters.
Like just for instance recent ones such as Total Recall, Ghostbusters, Robocop, Turtles and many more.
But I realise it's not exactly a new phenomenon, Hollywood has re-made movies and rebooted franchises
for at least fifty or sixty years.