Gremlins 3

[Brian in Mesa]

‘Gremlins 3’ Joins Warner Bros. 2027 Slate, With Steven Spielberg Exec Producing, Chris Columbus Directing

‘Gremlins 3’ Joins Warner Bros. 2027 Slate, With Steven Spielberg Exec Producing, Chris Columbus Directing

The first live-action Gremlins movie in nearly three decades will be released by Warner Bros. on November 19, 2027.

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[Chaplin]

Whaaaa??

 

[Stout]

Um, no. Hell no.

 

[oaken1]

Wow...

The new idea barrel really is empty.....

 

[Covert Rain]

Chris Columbus? Could work. I want it to be a legit sequel though. NOT A REMAKE.

 

[Chaplin]

Chris Columbus? Could work. I want it to be a legit sequel though. NOT A REMAKE.

Here's a brain buster, has Spielberg EVER produced a straight up remake of a film he previously produced?

 

[Covert Rain]

Here's a brain buster, has Spielberg EVER produced a straight up remake of a film he previously produced?

"Straight Up". Not that I am aware of. However, Hollywood loves to do "soft remakes" that lack anything new. I love Chris Columbus so that's why I have some hope.

 

[PDXChris]

Here's a brain buster, has Spielberg EVER produced a straight up remake of a film he previously produced?

Nope, but he refused to let others remake his, while he remade others.

Steven Spielberg’s Blunt Response: Iconic Director Won’t Allow His $476 Million Blockbuster to Get Rebooted, Despite His Own Remakes of 2 Hollywood Classics

Steven Spielberg remains adamant about not allowing a remake of his legendary $483 million film, despite remaking 2 classics himself.

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[Chaplin]

He "remade" a 1943 lesser-known movie (Always) and then remade a stage musical (West Side Story). Hardly qualifies as "remakes" in this day and age. Might as well say he remade Peter Pan too.

 

[Cheesebeef]

He "remade" a 1943 lesser-known movie (Always) and then remade a stage musical (West Side Story). Hardly qualifies as "remakes" in this day and age. Might as well say he remade Peter Pan too.

I think West Side Story def qualifies as a straight up remake.

I thought it was freaking great and have no issues with him remaking it, but seems to qualify as a remake as much as any other remake in this day and age, if not more considering how faithful it was to the source material for the most part.

Hook was basically a sequel. Just listened to a podcast about it and how Spielberg always wanted to make Peter Pan during the 80’s and how Hook was almost a musical and had 8-10 songs written and ready in prep but scratched right before production started.