25 Reboots, Remakes, and Sequels that Should Never Have Been Touched

[@jamesdayton2598]

25 is not enough for this list. You'll need a part 2 and 3 I think.

[@andrewregan4028]

YESSSS

[@skpilot7]

So, You're saying you want a sequel. Have you not learned anything from this?

[@stewart_fisher]

indeed, i would put Smokey and the Bandit 3, Police Academy: Mission to Moscow. any james bond with Daniel Craig, Speed 2, Home Alone 3 (and 4), Flintstones: Viva Rock Vegas.

[@jamesdayton2598]

@@skpilot7 Hahahaha good point

[@thevisionary2007]

Also Rouge One, Solo, Highlander 2, Killer Tomatoes Strike Back, all Terminators after T2, Judge Dredd, the multiple Spiderman reboots, Godfather III, Superman 4, Saw 2 thru 6 and Jigsaw, just so many. So many.

[@robertdavie319]

"The day the Earth stood still" remake with Keanu Reeves should not have been made...the original is a classic and stands allone.

[@MrWildbill]

Agree 100%, that is at the top of my worst remake list.

[@nathansmith7809]

Robert Davie loved the original.remake was like smearing feces on the Sistine Chapel

[@tiffanymac1162]

Fantastic beasts is not a sequel, reboot or remake.

[@jasmynnhuish4137]

Based on the wording, they seem to be counting it as a reboot. They are looking at the wizarding world of Harry Potter, so in their mind, this movie is a reboot of the wizarding world. It may have also been included simply because it is a controversial/disappointing movie like the others on the list. Plus, they have The Hobbit in this list as well, so they are including these two prequels as sequels and/or reboots.

[@USSChicago-pl2fq]

Running Feather it’s a prequel I think I never saw it

[@RanyDayRPG]

I largely considered it a reboot since it's using the wizarding world and was made with the express purpose of making a new set of films.

[@thefractured_butwhole]

Expansion.

[@INDY92500]

Its a prequel.

[@sphinxkoeune5987]

"Carrie" should never have been remade, in my opinion. It's another old movie that's good on it's own and should have been left alone.

[@pofferoxx]

The sequal is also terrible

[@sphinxkoeune5987]

@@pofferoxx Oh yeah, I forgot about the sequel. I never made it all the way through it.

[@martinhughes2549]

That remake was beyond terrible. It's up their with the Fog remake ( 2005). I was cheering on the Fog!

[@dhenderson1810]

I have heard a lot of people say that Chloe Grace Moretz was too attractive to play Carrie.

[@lyr7rad]

Compared to the original, the remake was like a Lifetime made for TV movie.

[@saagisharon8595]

I can't believe dumb and dumber 2 didn't make this list. Do prequels next

[@TurboHawkV6]

That one falls under "complete franchises that should have never even been started"...

[@johngalush8790]

oh good point

[@bearnunnemaker5453]

TurboHawkV6 I agree. Dumb and Dumber was DUMB!

[@boomer2095]

What I sincerely love about this KZbin’r is he explains after every remake what he feels is wrong. This is unlike others who clickbait you to see the proposed films, but offer up no reason as to why they are objectively good or bad, leaving the question of why am I watching this? Granted it takes more of a commitment to watch in terms of time, but he does it in and informative and entertaining way, and I also agree there should be a part 2 😎👍

[@jsin7418]

Just because none of the Jurassic Park follow up movies were never/will never be matched to the original(because its absolutely perfect), does NOT qualify them as "wasted sequals/reboots". Also, Jurassic Park was never rebooted. Jurrasic World is a new saga that is a continuation from the Jurassic Park Saga.

[@merriwynneevans5582]

Agreed!

[@LillyOmega2]

I actually like Jurassic World better than the others.

[@Andman8210]

I loved the sequels

[@williamstevens2378]

I think it depends on the generation. I was blown away seeing it for the first time in the theater. My kids have seen them on dvd, and after having seen more recent movies with bigger effects, so while they really enjoy them they see no real difference between them.

[@MrHerbie76]

Kurt Russell doesn't surf on lava in Escape from L.A. he surfs on a tsunami

[@Liutgard]

Disagree strongly about Fantastic Beasts. I LOVE Nest, and Johnny Depp TERRIFYING as Grindlewald. Backstory on Dumbledore is good too.

[@asanjawa]

Fantastic beasts is extremely boring to watch, the characters are writting without satisfaction and you are left with a complete numbness of all of it

[@FedoraDog13]

I haven't seen Crimes yet, but the first one fell very flat for me. I only saw the whole thing because my wife was enjoying it. I honestly hope the sequel is good.

[@asanjawa]

@@FedoraDog13 Crimes leaves you with the same feeling, however there's an actual plotline but the characters are written badly within it

[@lzee6875]

I also joyed Fantastic Beast as well as the Crimes movies. I guess I don't watch a movie with my critical self involved. I rate movies as did I leave feeling entertained without picking apart the plot. I guess I'm kinda shallow but easily entertained, lol. Thanks for your always entertaining work Lists staff, at least I'm always entertained.

[@markseifert6499]

I liked Fantastic Beasts but it reminded me of Doctor Who goes beast collecting but instead of his trademark blue police box his has a suit case and instead of a sonic screwdriver it's a wand .... also tell me you couldn't imagine Matt Smith in the lead role.

[@biggseye]

True Grit. The remake was ok, but the original was as much a smash hit for who played Rooster, The Duke.

[@RobertScythe]

Can't agree. True Grit (2010) was way better.

[@MinnesotaExpat]

Couldn't agree more, William. The original is one of my all-time favorites.

[@kenninast]

They are both great. The new one isn't a remake, though. It wasn't based on the old movie, but completely on the novel and it's a closer adaptation of it. Same goes for 3:10 to Yuma, by the way. Not a remake, but a completely new adaptation of the book, and way closer to the original story.

[@seanlocke5366]

Children of the corn should of stopped at 1 the others were terrible

[@susanortiz3992]

15:43... Matrix was released in 1999 Matrix reloaded and matrix revolutions both in 2003 Loved all three!

[@susanmurphy958]

Never remake a classic film. It is a pointless endeavor.

[@AmazingKevinWClark]

I disagree, there are some remakes out there that are classics themselves but people dont realize it. It's just difficult to create something identical but brings something unique. Dredd is technically a remake but did a way better job then Judge Dredd. Judge Dredd is a guilty pleasure of mine but it's really not a good movie.

[@Youtubeforcedmetochangemyname]

@@AmazingKevinWClark remakes are just a nice way of telling oeople you have no creativity but you want to make a movie and try to get fame by it 99% of the time its a flop

[@AmazingKevinWClark]

@@KZbinforcedmetochangemyname A large amount of movies are mistreated, dont confuse common practice for difinative practice. Just because it happens a lot doesnt mean it has to happen.

[@atljones1973]

Star Trek 2: The Wrath of Khan was a good sequel to the "Motion Picture".

[@susanmurphy958]

@@atljones1973 Yes, sequel, young Adam is the key word in that sentence.

[@michaelmilligan7099]

I agree with Johnny Depp’s weird performance as Wonka...

[@Mildon44]

Grease 2 and the Rocky Horror Picture Show remake

[@lzad3764]

Mildon 🤭😝. Agreed.

[@andrewregan4028]

YESSSSSS

[@missiesmith949]

Or the sequel to RHPS! Called Shock Treatment.

[@jessicaisdumb4067]

Ye and the Teen Beach movies

[@mgthestrange9098]

Wwasnt there also a Dirty Dancing 2?

[@ladyluna6082]

This should have been titled. 25 Sequels and Remakes That We Don't Talk About

[@suzannemenuet947]

I've been saying for years that they ran out of original movie ideas. I absolutely hated the remake of Nightmare on Elm Street.

[@sparkplug1018]

Anything original is really hard to get them to pay attention to, sadly. But they're kind of easy to spot, movie has a small budget? Probably something original-ish.

[@josephaltman460]

No, Hollywood got LAZY!

[@joyjones8231]

I liked Tron Legacy, it was decent.

[@Dezmo888]

Blues brothers 2000. Horrid sequel to a brilliant original.

[@chrishutchison8066]

Anthony Cappadonna I thought Blues Brothers 2000 was OK but definitely did not live up to the original.

[@Jake12220]

It straight up would be impossible to have matched the original. I didn't mind the sequel, but it's just an ok movie, it completely pales in comparison to the first.

[@milescoburn1845]

Missed a few: The Day The Earth Stood Still Highlander 2 Lethal Weapon 3 and 4 Death Wish The Mummy 3 and 4

[@JoeWillz82]

Leathal Weapon 3....REALLY!? I'll admit, part 2 might be the best Action film of that era, but 3 was good too. It just doesn't live up to part 2

[@NicJohn]

Granted, the original Ghostbusters was the best, but I still love Ghostbusters 2. I also love the animated "The Hobbit" movie.

[@rienjen]

I liked Ghostbusters 2 as well. Maybe not as good as the original, it was still pretty funny. Now the latest movie...that's another discussion.

[@plumeyer]

I LOVED the animated "The Hobbit" movie!

[@merriwynneevans5582]

Loved Ghostbusters 2. Was not quite as good as the original, but that's a really high benchmark

[@kenninast]

1. A really, really, REALLY terrible remake is "The Three Musketeers (2011)". 2. Turn the topic around in a next video: Bad movies that had an awesome sequel or remake.

[@micahtisdale7968]

The man in the iron mask, was one of the best movies which including the Three Musketeers I've ever seen. It shows that even in their senior years, they are still the best, and are renowned and revered as the best, with a huge following. It was just a great movie. And I'm not a Leonardo DiCaprio fan. Buy this was one of the best things he's done.

[@kenninast]

@@micahtisdale7968 The Man in the Iron Mask was quite a good movie indeed. Nearly as good as the Richard Lester musketeers trilogy. The only thing that I cannot get my head around: when turning the story into a movie, why just do a part of it? The Man with the Iron Mask is just a part of the novel "The Vicomte of Bragelonne: Ten Years Later." Which brings me to the obvious: There should be a 3 season TV show with the complete trilogy of the Three Musketeers, as Dumas (pr: DUMA) has written it. First: the novel "the Three Musketeers" (which has already been filmed as "The Three Musketeers" and "the Four Musketeers") Second: the novel "Twenty Years After" Third: the novel "The Vicomte of Bragelonne: Ten Years Later." And even though I really do not like that terrible language at all, this HAS to be done in French. French musketeers who talk English all the time? That's just way too weird...

[@richjones6469]

The Batman movies that starred George Clooney and Val Kilmer...

[@Cydonia2020]

Rich Jones Full body cringe.

[@two-face1041]

Rich Jones the ones with Val weren’t that bad

[@richjones6469]

@@two-face1041 , we can agree to disagree amicably.

[@KayleeCee]

Basically the ones directed by Joel Schumacher.

[@ron234halt]

I think if Val Kilmer had been in Batman and Robin too, it might have stood a better chance... just slightly better...

[@hm3drake99]

I know there are rumours, but one remake I HOPE NEVER happens is "Back to the Future". But considering Hollywood's track record so far... and in the immortal words of of Star Wars "I have a bad feeling about this..."

[@camokazi1313]

Ace Ventura, Jr. Why?

[@fozzieatdetourbillnye5514]

@Coin Group of Minnesota Me too.

[@seabrook2k]

Its lame and should have been number 1 on this list

[@michaelmilligan7099]

I enjoyed Superman Returns, maybe just because the cast. It was a good cast. BTWS... Brandon looked good as Superman!!! Just Saying!!!

[@dhenderson1810]

"Superman Returns" was much better than "Man Of Steel". Hell, "Superman III," and "Superman IV:The Quest For Peace" were better than "Man Of Steel".

[@Tokuijin]

Actually, I think _Jurassic World_ was pretty good.

[@brianpayne2478]

Tokuijin I agree.

[@jopiaspieder1184]

I thought it was good too I enjoyed it thought it was well script

[@eladiocofresi5202]

I enjoyed Jurassic World. At the same time, parts of it felt it was catering to the nostalgic element.

[@KayleeCee]

I liked it. It wasn't perfect, but it was enjoyable and engaging.

[@ari1758]

I enjoyed the first Jurassic World. The second one, Fallen Kingdom, was just plain cheesy in my opinion.

[@2000viperrt]

Tron Legacy was a fantastic sequel and just what true Tron fans wanted.

[@Andman8210]

I absolutely loved tron legacy

[@Sublimer19]

The remake of "Pete's Dragon" was absolutely wretched!

[@sammylane21]

I actually forgot it even came out.

[@jugdar13]

Better and more watchable then the first

[@cookyanimal]

"The Sorcerer's Apprentice" was originally a short within the film "Fantasia."

[@charity6372]

Arthur. Dudley Moore was magic. Russell Brand, not so much.

[@blackcountryme]

The original was crap too... Dudley Moore was about as funny as piles

[@larryeckerdt9750]

I agree that the Arthur remake owes me an apology. The original was timeless.

[@branon6565]

You got that shit ass backwards, Russel Brand is actually funny and scores more ass in real life than Dudley Moore ever was and ever could....Moore was an unfunny drunk lush ...

[@paulpeoples1363]

They remade arthur those bastards

[@Grillindaddyjoe]

Two words... Red Dawn. 🤦🏼‍♂️

[@jeremywilliams5141]

1. Joel Schumacher Batman sequels 2. Transformers sequels 3. Nightmare on Elm Street 4. Speed 2 Cruise control

[@josephmyers5057]

Whoa whoa whoa, Dream Warriors is probably the best installment and Final Nightmare is almost just as good.

[@jeremywilliams5141]

@@josephmyers5057 I was referring to the remake with Jackie Earle Haley as Freddy Krueger.

[@josephmyers5057]

@@jeremywilliams5141 I concede. 100% agreed.

[@DirgeTV]

Replace #2 with "Anything made by Micheal Bay in the last 15 years" and its pretty accurate.

[@jeremywilliams5141]

@@DirgeTV You refer to not only Transformers but Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as well. Oh and he didn't direct this movie but add 2019 Hellboy to the list.

[@johnathantenfingers6975]

American Graffiti is my #1 movie ever. Part 2 should never have been made. The 1974 Gone in 60 Seconds was fantastic and should not have been remade. Toby Halicki was making part 2 when he was killed and it probably would have done well, especially since I was an extra in it :). Thanks Mike, Tristan and Hope for the great vids!

[@charliehallam]

#list25 The 2006 remake of The Wicker Man was pointless, needless and absolutely abysmal, I'm surprised it didn't make your list.

[@notsureiL]

B-movie funny lol didn't he run around in a bearsuit beating up females.

[@motherofchaos5519]

The BEES!!! 😂🤣

[@kingsofleon9377]

Charlie Hallam The Nick Cage one? That was pretty bad. 🐝

[@darthanakinII]

Not the bees

[@charliehallam]

@@kingsofleon9377 yep that's the one.

[@obfuscatid]

Independence Day Resurgence ... disappointing and short of expectations. Painfully bad when you just want it to end after you've lost all hope of it getting better.

[@jayfrank8941]

I was just getting ready to mention this LoL 🤣

[@heatherkramer3139]

Matrix was released in 1999 not 2003.

[@lizzybethnj617]

Ok i was not the only one who caught that.

[@dougbye4506]

Fuck yeah ! Oh hey sheila.

[@owenfitzgerald8944]

It seems ironic that Mike is wearing a Star Wars t-shirt for this topic. It DEFINITELY has entries that should never have been. Spin Off's could have been part of this list too.

[@mikelmansfield8359]

I agree with 24 of your 25... The Ridick movies are all really good

[@blackcountryme]

Yep, I agree

[@keriezy]

Really good is a stretch, but worth watching!

[@robis9]

Really good, more like dope as f*ck😲

[@rizon72]

I really liked Chronicles of Riddick, but will agree that as a sequel it wasn't that good.

[@jonsumner5899]

I'm a huge Ghostbusters fan and I loved 2 as much as one

[@veronicaferguson8548]

And I'm very upset they are remaking The Lost Boys

[@13blackcatzzz]

What, what, WHAT??? Seriously? I hadn't heard about this. That is seriously messed up!!!!! It makes me want to stab someone!

[@ivanhunter6492]

A nightmare on Elm Street is one that comes to mind

[@brentgarlick6974]

Lol actually you could just say all horror sequals and reboots.

[@ivanhunter6492]

@@brentgarlick6974 lol didn't think about it

[@keithschuebel1653]

Charlie and the choc- factory is more like the book than Willy Wonka was, but I liked both

[@HikaruKatayamma]

I am NOT looking forward to the Hellboy reboot.

[@Shaydoereme]

Right! I liked the first one. I wish they would've stopped there. I didn't hate part two. But the trailers for the Reboot. look like it's going to be a bad movie. ☹

[@mhoodelliot4603]

Hellboy made me hate that beautiful song by Barry Manilow 😄

[@nazz2406]

It wasnt tht good either.

[@darkXwolf17-UD]

But everyone here watch the video knows Disney is 100 times worse with their live action remake cause it was already perfect (the original)

[@kathymain578]

All Jurassic movies were good imho, but the first one was the best. Chris Pratt was awesome in Jurrassic World.

[@nofate2029]

All Terminator movies after T2 Judgement Day.

[@jamesdayton2598]

Oh yeah, good point.

[@blackcountryme]

AGH... My mind had scared over those...

[@robertclark2253]

I watched the Terminator series up to and including T3 that's when I switched off .

[@KayleeCee]

Yeah. T2 was one of the greatest sequels of all time, even better than the original imo, but then it all went to hell after that.

[@karensauve3791]

I was surprised Terminator wasn't mentioned.

[@simonparmar2051]

Films that never should have been made (in no particular order and what I can remember): Sahara (remake), all super hero films after the year 2000, Pearl Harbour (note correct spelling), Memphis Belle (the fictional one, not the original), Taking Pelham123 (remake), Assault on Precinct 13 (remake), Lord of the Rings (needs to done properly, following the book), ditto The Hobbit, Star Wars 1,2,3,7, 8 and 9, Total Recall (remake), Robocop (remake), Ghostbusters (with the women), most ultra modern horror films (slasher especially), Blues brothers 2000.

[@martinhughes2549]

The Taking of Pelham 1,2,3 was poor. The remake of "Day of the jackal"; " The Jackal", was really really poor. "Assault on Precinct 13 is an iconic film, the remake is ok, but not as good. Whats annoying is the terrible contemporary remakes show up on Netflix,but not the original.

[@SallyAnn191]

Miracle on 34th Street. Remake an epic fail IMO.

[@MoJo_3]

If I'm not mistaken, Walt Disney left in his will that all the movies be remade with updated technology every so many years.

[@jaspr1999]

I disagree that there are no Robin Hood remakes... Robin Hood: Men In Tights, was awesome!!! Now, I'm trying to imagine a Mel Brooks'ized Disney... That's a scary thought!

[@Youtubeforcedmetochangemyname]

That was funny

[@motherofchaos5519]

But wouldn't it be great?

[@jaspr1999]

@@motherofchaos5519 - Oh, it would just be the greatest!!! I'd gladly pay to see each movie multiple times!!!

[@motherofchaos5519]

@@jaspr1999 Me, too. I LOVE Mel Brooks.

[@keriezy]

Mel Brooks movies don't count. Because even if he's remaking something he's doing it in a satirical way. I get to go see Spaceballs tomorrow at a throwback Thursday event, can't wait.

[@JarrodGordon20]

Any of the sequels to Starship Troopers...

[@DirgeTV]

Wait, there were sequels?

[@camiloiribarren1450]

I definitely would like to see an Atlantis: The Lost Empire in live action

[@nathansmith7809]

Vince Vaughn as Norman Bates worst casting in history

[@slovous1234]

I honestly love the fantastic beasts movies

[@plainegrace5712]

I agree!

[@telengardforever7783]

The Exorcist: Heretic, The Neverending Story II, The Secret of Nimh II.

[@lizzybethnj617]

Mike The Matrix was released in 1999, not 2003

[@kingsofleon9377]

Shiela Ingram I think he was thinking of the remake

[@simplysteve68]

@@kingsofleon9377 What remake? There never has been a remake, yet.

[@sammylane21]

@@simplysteve68 SHHHH!!!! What are doing!!?? You want a Hollywood Exec to hear you say that?? Shh!

[@dougbye4506]

Thank you! I was only scrolling through these jackassy comments to find out if i was the only person who noticed. We're nerds. 😄

[@drydogg]

Ok, the only reason I gave this list a thumbs-up was that there isn't two thumbs-up button. This is the best list you guys have done. It's the most concise and explanatory list. Great job, you guys.

[@thegingergyrl455]

Loving the shirt, Mike! 🤓👍🏼🧚‍♀️❤️

[@kstevens1990]

The Ginger Gyrl455 where did he get it damnit I must know

[@MrJasonvc2004]

The Ginger Gyrl455 Van Gogh Troopers. Gotta love it!

[@BigMamaDaveX]

@@kstevens1990 ❗Found it here: poshmark.com/listing/Star-Wars-Stormtrooper-Starry-Night-Mens-TShirt-5b77336912cd4adb5b3a223e $13 (Also on Amazon) Have phun! 😎

[@earleblack3285]

@@BigMamaDaveX t%d076 ft stt6 5

[@kevinvanroon3626]

Fantastic Beasts is neither a reboot, remake or a sequel. It can be best be described as a prequel. But even then it is a different film than the Harry Potter films. To compare it as a reboot, sequel or remake would be like saying Apocalypse now is a remake of Bridge over the river Kwai (both being war films based in south east Asia).

[@jamesdoble7580]

It is pretty bad when indy movies on youtube, are tons better then anything released by hollywood in the last five years.

[@sparkplug1018]

Indy film makers are more interested in the art, not 9 or 10 figure box office numbers. So not terribly surprising.

[@valeniusthekat]

That's why Netflix Originals are making an impact. I swear to whatever put all this here, Hollywood ran out of original ideas years ago. It seems like if it's not based on a book, its not getting made

[@cindyreed5986]

How about a List 25 of your personal favorite lists or a viewing of your 25 first shows

[@westc9294]

Weekend at Bernie’s 2 I hated it

[@hawkpaul8735]

I thought it was much better than the original. Very funny film.

[@meccamitchell6481]

I can't remember two

[@Ravendarkwytch]

The fifth Indiana film is ‘Indiana Jones and the castle of retirement’

[@drydogg]

At the Friars Club Roast of Chevy Chase, someone joked that the next Vacation movie should be about Clarks Griswold's hip replacement.

[@RogerWilber]

Snow White and the Seven Dwarves with Peter Dinklage, Brad Williams, Warwick Davis? (I doubt it would remain G rated)

[@DirgeTV]

I feel like given the Overly PC world we live in, tons of people would bitch and moan about it.

[@EM-vd1xi]

I'm glad you mentioned Jaws 2, but Jaws 3 was SO bad it's probably gone out of the collective consciousness.

[@martinhughes2549]

Jaws the revenge.... ...it's a really funny film.

[@tinaballard7303]

Nice T-shirt!!!

[@coramaeb65]

I had the same thought!

[@RosheenQuynh]

0:00 "Just because you can do a thing, does not always mean you should." - Paarthurnax, Skyrim One of my very favorite quotes ever, honestly.

[@martinsorenson1055]

Or: "Yeah, yeah, but your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could that they didn't stop to think if they should." Ian, Jurassic Park (1993).

[@camokazi1313]

The Carlito's Way remake had me furious.

[@tyroneking9409]

Although it wasn't a remake, I know what you mean. It was a prequel about the rise of Carlito but failed story writing doomed this movie.

[@camokazi1313]

@@tyroneking9409 I especially hated the acting.

[@stueygriffith4671]

25 A TWO HOUR SNL SKETCH.... in the last 20 minutes of the show.... that's HOW BAD GB 2016 was..... 😥

[@hereticpariah6_66]

Hollywood has been scraping the bottom of the barrel for a long time, now. So long, in fact, pieces of the *BARREL* are coming up. Nothing *really* original has come out for awhile, now. Reboots, remakes, jumpscares, heavy CGI, and superhero movies til ya wanna puke.

[@MrJasonvc2004]

The Matrix was released in March 1999 and both sequels were released in 2003 but you’re still correct about the reasoning.

[@keriezy]

I've actually never watch the second and third matrix movies. The first one was so great are didn't want to ruin it.

[@spiritcatproductions5214]

In addition to Brandon Rouths’ Superman... Kate Bosworth did NOT do Lois Lane any justice, either.

[@dhenderson1810]

Amy Adams isn't great as Lois Lane, and didn't change her hair color for the role.

[@crystalwizard]

Fantastic Beasts WAS an attempt to capitalize on Harry potter and the sad thing is - Rowling has forgotten how to write. And fantastic beasts was her attempt to continue writing potter when potter was finished.

[@nobodyuknow6337]

I'd like a Robin Hood remake IF they keep with the heart of the story and to lease fas, have it in the same universe. This is because many fans would love the idea of Nick Wilde being a descendent of Robin Hood (some even want Judy to be descended from Thumper). Keep the feel of the original and use the artistic style of Zootopia.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

The BBC series Robin of Sherwood ruined all other Robins for me. Check it out.

[@nobodyuknow6337]

@@nightthornkvala94132 This is Disney animation so it pretty sets apart from the rest. Like, Robin Hood: Men in tights - Disney "No problem, our Robin Hood is a *fox*, he' doesn't wear tights...or pants". 😄

[@thehyperobsesr]

The original Willy Wonka has always freaked me out. It all seemed eerily suspicious, and the Oompa Loompas seem creepy and chant-like.. Eek..

[@kevinhosea85]

Star Wars. All but the original 3 but especially episode 1

[@sparkplug1018]

As Star Wars fans, can we all agree to never mention "that" movie again? Please?

[@rizon72]

The prequels are not bad compared to the last two. TFA and TLJ make TPM look fantastic.

[@Awestefeld6612]

@@rizon72 Don't forget the mess called Solo.

[@mnementh2000]

Episodes 1-3 are better than 7, haven't seen 8 (and don't WANT to, due to the tripe that I've heard came out of it - including all of the obvious women's lib crap that was shoved down our throats in it (none of that crap of blatantly forcing lgbt on the audience belongs ANYWHERE in Star Wars, or any other movie, for that matter), and I heard that Solo was just as bad. Now, Rogue One, that one FELT like the original Star Wars, and was a pretty good inclusion in the SW universe. BTW, SW Legacies should STILL be canon, as it originally was, until Lucas decided to change his own histories, starting with Ep.1.

[@oliverewarthopkins7818]

@@rizon72 hahaaaahaahaaaahaaaa no.

[@antoinettefrance4953]

Sorry I disagree with some of your reasons, I loved all 3 of the Matrix films, and watch them quite often. I also enjoyed the Indiana last movie, the reason is quite simple, it's not real it's a movie that is just for enjoyment. I am from Great Britain, where on a Sunday afternoon on the TV they would show some old film of the 1930s 1940, and 1950, and I loved them all no matter what. I mostly loved the American musical, with Judy Garland, Doris Day, Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire etc etc, these musicals were pur fantasy, where Judy Garland would start to sing on the bus/tram with a full orchestra playing somewhere and with enough room to have a kind of dance routine, or Doris Day, would be walking her horses dressed in buck skin, singing once again with that invisible full orchestra. I'm sure there were people that would say "that's not true to life, you don't have an invisible orchestra when you sing" and it's right you don't, but film/ movies are as far as I'm concerned pure escapism, to take you away from your life for a couple of hours, so as long as it's not a vile horror movie like "SAW" or the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre " can't watch them or any like that, I enjoy movies because they take me into another realm for an afternoon or an evening, and I for one am grateful for being able to watch them in the comfort of my own home, on my DVD player.

[@LeeHicks]

Wild Wild West...Horrible; Green Hornet...Terrible; Lost in Space...A Huge Mistake.

[@krystalskye949]

none of those were remakes, reboots, or sequels. They were big-screen adaptations from television series. Those could make up an entirely different list. Starsky and Hutch, Dukes of Hazzard, The Honeymooners, etc. All absolute rubbish.

[@LeeHicks]

@@krystalskye949 , I believe that anything that takes an existing approach and storyline, and converts it, even moving from TV to the big screen, is still by nature a remake. The medium may differ, but it's still the process of taking an existing franchise and characters, and remaking them for the big screen. Yes, they were big-screen adaptations from television series, and they were still remakes, and even reboots, and they were still absolute trash, compared to the original actors and source material.

[@WeWatchTheMovies]

Hopefully the MCU will make a good F4 movie.

[@greggcobb6757]

The Boondock Saints The original was completely amazing the second felt like a bad grade comedy.

[@drewdickerson8638]

God I was thinking the same thing! I actually saw the second one first so I obviously thought the first one would be trash as well! Thank god I decided to watch the first one cause it was amazing

[@joannegray5138]

I was surprised the movie version of Miami Vice (another Colin Farrell disaster) wasn't included. Even for a remake, this was dire beyond belief.

[@mnementh2000]

What do you expect, it's Colin Farrell?

[@Sparky-dr1ii]

I absolutely hated the new Robocop, Total Recall, Son of the Mask, and the Crystal skull

[@Andman8210]

Total recall was ok at best

[@MrInitialMan]

How about a live action remake of The Black Cauldron? Maybe they'd get it right this time.

[@strangeroamer3219]

No movie should have been remade. If you can't think of original ideas you should not be in the business.

[@jonsumner5899]

I do know of one movie remake that was better the second around, "Little Shop of Horrors"

[@dougbye4506]

There are no original ideas, only remakes.

[@sophiakiedrowski587]

Johnny Depp's Willy Wonka design is creepy and unnerving

[@aerofd]

Fantastic Beast was good, maybe not great but good. Crystal Skull was ok and I did like that they brought Karen Allen back as Marion.

[@DarkLordDiablos]

Ghostbusters 2 while not as good as the original is still better than the remake.

[@KnightedSilverWolf]

Reboots that Deserve Better*

[@BoneCity]

The first "Matrix" was released in 1999, not 2003.

[@bright_eyed_tiger9842]

Exactly I knew I saw it in high school but I had graduated in 2002 I was like Wtf not 2003 lol in 2001 we watched it in every class until I was sick of seeing it lmao

[@abrahammorrison6374]

Smokey and the Bandit 3.

[@khatdubell]

Crystal skull elevates temple of doom as not being the worst indiana jones movie anymore.

[@whitedragon7]

Star Trek reboots...should have left well enough alone.

[@nathansmith7809]

Trainspotting 2.did we need that?

[@mjlancraft]

You're wrong about #20 : Tron Legacy, it was amazing and all the original cast was involved!

[@SWGhostbuster]

...and Daft Punk for the sound track!

[@axeman2073]

Check your facts... The Matrix was released in 1999 (some of us remember seeing in the theater), it was Reloaded that was released in 2003

[@henrybrennan9522]

While I agree with most of the selections in this video, I don't agree with the inclusion of Jurassic Park sequels. While they certainly couldn't match the originals, they were entertaining enough to warrant being made.

[@Andman8210]

Agreed

[@jasontoddman7265]

Disagree about Jaw 2. I liked that movie. It wasn't as good as the original but it was far from being a bad movie. Jaws 3D and Jaws 4 however were total abominations; you should have concentrated on those.

[@chicopico468]

Alien vs Predator 2, but on the top of the list would have to be Independence Day Resurgence.

[@flossy7258]

Point Break - Swayze, Keanu, and Busey. You're never gonna top that trio of perfection.

[@Grathamare]

Nightmare on Elm St OMG Noone does it better than Robert England

[@Weegee766]

nick gates right

[@michaelmilligan7099]

I like the new Planet of the Apes movie, but I never saw the original... but they have many follow ups to the new “ planet of the apes “ so it couldn’t be that bad, right?

[@martinhughes2549]

The original film from the 1960s was iconic. The remake was average. The sequels to the original film are terrible. The sequels to the reboot are actually better than the original reboot film.

[@michaelmilligan7099]

Martin Hughes wow!!! Confusing!!! Lol!!! But I will watch them all...