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yeah did not like this movie badly conceived and executed star wars "inspired" POS but if you gotta do a re"imaging" do it of a movie that sucked not a great or even good one |
Yeah, as a little kid, I loved the movie, but I was so sucked into anything sci-fi thanks to Star Wars at the time, I couldn't have cared less about the quality. It didn't hold up over time, to be sure.
Look at it this way - if they're going to re-make it, there's nowhere to go but up in all phases of the flick. |
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If nothing else the production design and special effects (for the time) were wicked cool. |
I think it's a good concept and is the kind of film that SHOULD be remade, so they can get it RIGHT this time.
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I only ever saw this first run when I was 8, and all I can remember was weird, then boring. Not a lot of reference at that age, but I recall it being one of the worst movies I'd seen to that point, and we went weekly to the Crest Drive-In, so I had seen movies.
Flashback to being sorely disappointed in 'The Nude Bomb.' |
I haven't seen this movie since I saw it in the theater when it came out but..
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They need to cast Stephen Hawking as Dr. Reinhardt.
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http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hea...e-lands-433034
Looks like this isn't dead yet. "Prometheus" co-writer Jon Spaihts has been tapped to write the reinvention, which has "Oblivion" filmmaker Joe Kosinski attached to direct. Disney’s reinvention of its 1979 sci-fi movie The Black Hole is getting a new engine. Prometheus co-writer Jon Spaihts has been hired to kickstart the project, which has Joe Kosinski -- the filmmaker behind the upcoming Tom Cruise sci-fi pic Oblivion -- attached to direct. Justin Springer, who produced Kosinski’s feature debut Tron: Legacy, is producing Black Hole. Black Hole was the most expensive movie Disney ever made when it was released in 1979 with a cast that included Maximilian Schell, Anthony Perkins, and Ernest Borgnine. The original followed a group of space explorers aboard the USS Palomino who come across a lost ship, the USS Cygnus, hovering outside a black hole. Inside the Cygnus, the explorers meet a scientist commanding an army of faceless robots, who explains that his crew deserted him as he planned to go through the black hole. The explorers soon discover that the robots are the remnants of the former crew and that the scientist has no intention of letting them leave. Disney put the remake into development in 2009. Travis Beacham was writing the script at the time, and Kosinski was working on the project while prepping the Tron reboot. Among the signature pieces of the original movie were a threatening red robot named Maximillian as well as two kindlier robots named V.I.N.CENT and |
Well, at the very least, the SFX should be amazing.
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I loved the original. Was a kid, so I loved the cheesy robot characters. I think I was about 8 when I saw it. Looking forward to a more grown up version. Hope it's good.
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I loved the original, but it hasnt aged well. A reboot of this if done right could be pretty cool.
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