It's just that masks are terribly comfortable -- I think everyone wil wearing them in the future.
As you wish!
I do think that BBS sysops are probably more likely to get the
reference, but it's had enough of an impact in my life that I view it as one of those movies everyone knows.
I hate remakes, I hate sequels, I prefer true honest art the first time around.
That said, I would love to see The Princess Bride remade, featuring Muppets.
I enjoyed seeing the live-read with any actors still living playing
their own parts. It was a political fundraiser, but pretty easy to
ignore that part once they started.
I imagine I'd watch any version of it.
I do wonder about a sequel, because on one hand I don't want to see the happily-ever-after, but on the other, I love movie franchises that bring back stars 30 years later to continue a story 30 years on. Just because it's a type of storytelling that there's only so many opportunities to
do.
I imagine I'd watch any version of it.
Have you read the book? The author did a great job of making you scratch you head wondering what was fiction and what wasn't. Pretty crazy. Very ... meta lol.
Have you read the book? The author did a great job of making you scratch your head wondering what was fiction and what wasn't. Pretty crazy. Very ... meta. lol.
I'm not sure I've seen a film that tried to resurrect a franchise successfully. Indiana Jones, Bill & Ted...these are films I watched recently that made me wish I'd just skipped them. It felt like
cheapening of the brand.
I have read the book and watched the film. I must say this is one of the rare cases where the film is better than the book.
And Star Wars... Star Wars is my example of something that should be public domain, and we should be getting lots of non-canon Star Wars books/movies/items inspired by the franchise/etc.
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