There's been a rash of unwarranted sequels to classics lately: Indiana Jones, Tron, etc. Even Telltale's gotten into the act with Back to the Future. I don't want to give Hollywood any more bad ideas than they already have, but I'm curious: what would other classic movies look like if they were made today? By "classic," I mean well-known movies at least 20 years old.
Here's one I thought of:
The Princess Bride
"Buttercup" is the nickname of a modern high schooler/college student in New York. She wants a career as a politician, but falls in love along the way with Westley. When she receives news of his death fighting Muslim terrorists, she marries a local politician to get ahead and the plot proceeds as normal. Fezzik could still be a pro wrestler, Inigo would turn into a token black sidekick, and Vizzini would be a crime boss.
Not great, but it's just off the top of my head.
Here's one I thought of:
The Princess Bride
"Buttercup" is the nickname of a modern high schooler/college student in New York. She wants a career as a politician, but falls in love along the way with Westley. When she receives news of his death fighting Muslim terrorists, she marries a local politician to get ahead and the plot proceeds as normal. Fezzik could still be a pro wrestler, Inigo would turn into a token black sidekick, and Vizzini would be a crime boss.
Not great, but it's just off the top of my head.