Best Remake Ever

hands down, Imitation of Life (1959) by Douglas Sirk. originally by John M. Stahl in 1934

also The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956). Cock remaking Cock.
 
TheMacB said:
hands down, Imitation of Life (1959) by Douglas Sirk. originally by John M. Stahl in 1934

also The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956). Cock remaking Cock.

Stop

Just effin stop right there before someone gets hurt
 
I've only seen one Sirk film, and I didn't really like it until I saw a lot of Fassbinder. I'm going to revist him soon, I hope.

One of my professors, who is absurdly smart, lists The Thing (The Original) as one of his five favorite movies of all time. I think he also likes the remake, though... He has pretty unconventional taste in movies.
 
"The Good Thief," Neil Jordan's remake of Melville's "Bob le Flambeur."

Is John Carpenter's "The Thing" really a remake of Nyby's "The Thing from Another World?" They're really both adaptations of the John W Campbell story; Carpenter actually followed the content of the Campbell story, while Nyby basically ignored it...
 
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