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It's going to be just another soulless 80's re-make. I remember seeing the original in the cinema when i was a kid and people were actually getting up and cheering at the end of the movie, i've never seen it in a cinema since or in any other movie.

 

Paul Feig's attempts to claim it's going to be a hillarious comedy before a script has even been written was a huge red flag too. It's up to the audiences to judge whether it's actually funny or not. I think it's going to be a stinker.

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It's going to be just another soulless 80's re-make. I remember seeing the original in the cinema when i was a kid and people were actually getting up and cheering at the end of the movie, i've never seen it in a cinema since or in any other movie.

 

Paul Feig's attempts to claim it's going to be a hillarious comedy before a script has even been written was a huge red flag too. It's up to the audiences to judge whether it's actually funny or not. I think it's going to be a stinker.

 

When I saw Hitchcock people cheered, even though it was me, my girlfriend and an elderly couple as the only ones watching. It was me who cheered. In all fairness, I'm a Hitchcock fan :p

 

The other one people have cheered in is les miserable :p

 

 

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This looks awful. Needs more Emma Stone.

 

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You've gotta love the studio accountants ;)

 

Considering Harold Ramis is no longer with us, there wasn't really much of a direction to go in other than a reboot for the new youth of today.

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