A flim that should be:London After Midnight(1927)!
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A flim that should be a remake:London After Midnight(1927)!
With the release of The Hunchback of Notre Dame Ultimate Edition with one of greatest Slient Era actor of all-time Lon Chaney.
Who here thinks that with all these remakes why not make a flim no-one alive has ever seen London After Midnight(1927)!
This is one of the lost flims,all we have are just some still pics.
If one could find the script (or make one up )and get some great artists for making this kind of flim.I would love see this made somewere down the road.
Any one else thinks this should be made?
Who here thinks that with all these remakes why not make a flim no-one alive has ever seen London After Midnight(1927)!
This is one of the lost flims,all we have are just some still pics.
If one could find the script (or make one up )and get some great artists for making this kind of flim.I would love see this made somewere down the road.
Any one else thinks this should be made?
Last edited by cranberries fan; 12-05-07 at 11:20 PM.
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Originally Posted by Al Padrino
But how about a good one?
Seriously, though, (to the original poster) as much as I'd like to see the original, I wouldn't want to see a remake/re-imagining.
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Originally Posted by Drop
It has been remade as Mark of the Vampire in 1935.
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I'm all for a remake with the original actors' faces CG'd on silent re-enactors. And you can disguise the obvious FX shots by making the movie look silently deteriorated!
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Originally Posted by zombiezilla
Or we could make a rap musical called "Compton After Midnight".
Seriously, though, (to the original poster) as much as I'd like to see the original, I wouldn't want to see a remake/re-imagining.
Seriously, though, (to the original poster) as much as I'd like to see the original, I wouldn't want to see a remake/re-imagining.
I'm not so much in favor of a remake, but Mark of the Vampire isn't much of one, either. It's a fun little way to kill an hour, but the hatchet job the powers that be did on the final product makes it an uneven mess.