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Can't really judge a flick by some still photos, but I won't deny the one on the Great Wall looks pretty cool.
Luckily for you, i can judge it by a few photos. A joke, sellouts, humorous and embarrassing! Ralph Macchio told Will Smith “No”, when he was asked if he would be interested in doing a cameo…LOL. Will needs to understand that just by plugging his son into a role isn't going to make him famous, Ralph Macchio's acting and chemistry with Pat Morita is what made the film a classic….not just some words on paper that Will thinks he can recreate. I find it funny though how they have already changed the working title to avoid backlash, someone's getting nervous.
This film is going to ruin the original. Hollywood needs to quit ruining my childhood memories. /hyperbole
I really didn't care for the movie or the original at all. Not really good or any sort of good in any realm. I just wish they would stop with using the bloody name when it doesn't even co-inside with the original. LOL! Its Hollywood and another YARM (Yet Another Re-Make)
Its probably guud for the kiddies with ice cream and popcorn.
I really didn't care for the movie or the original at all. Not really good or any sort of good in any realm. I just wish they would stop with using the bloody name when it doesn't even co-inside with the original. LOL! Its Hollywood and another YARM (Yet Another Re-Make)
Its probably guud for the kiddies with ice cream and popcorn.
This movie will make money. It will most likely suck. Kids will love it and they will never know it's a remake.
Boring remake without any of the elements that make the first one a favorite for its time.
Will Smith only cares about making himself look good, and I would't doubt he makes a cameo in the film.
you are crazy it wont ruin the original cause the original is alway there. stop acting like a big baby
The “/hyperbole” was put there for a reason. I am over-exaggerating and mocking those who always say that remakes ruin the originals and their memories from childhood. In fact, I saw a comment on /Film today that said just that regarding this very story.
sorry my bad. when i just saw you put “This film is going to ruin the original. Hollywood needs to quit ruining my childhood memories.” i got little P Off cause everyone on the net keep on saying the movie will ruin the original or even its going to rape my childhood. people are getting worked up for nothing i mean look at Jaden its impressive that he does a kick like that even Ralph Macchio in the Karate Kid could not do that. or even people who are crying like big babies could never do a kick like that at all.
I agree. How would a remake ruin the original? Does the remake magically remove your opinions and childhood memories of the original? It doesn't.
you are crazy it wont ruin the original cause the original is alway there. stop acting like a big baby
The “/hyperbole” was put there for a reason. I am over-exaggerating and mocking those who always say that remakes ruin the originals and their memories from childhood. In fact, I saw a comment on /Film today that said just that regarding this very story.
sorry my bad. when i just saw you put “This film is going to ruin the original. Hollywood needs to quit ruining my childhood memories.” i got little P Off cause everyone on the net keep on saying the movie will ruin the original or even its going to rape my childhood. people are getting worked up for nothing i mean look at Jaden its impressive that he does a kick like that even Ralph Macchio in the Karate Kid could not do that. or even people who are crying like big babies could never do a kick like that at all.
I agree. How would a remake ruin the original? Does the remake magically remove your opinions and childhood memories of the original? It doesn't.
Hey, no one asked this yet….Who is gonna play Johnny? “Yeah get him a body bag Johnny YEAHHHHHH! ha ha ha ha”
Now that they decided to market this movie as a karate kid remake rather than a stand alone flim people atr going to compare it to the karate kid so unless god sprinkled his divine jizz on this fil its going to suck, suck, suck.
Do what I do. When I know it's gonna suck, as nearly all remakes and most sequels do, I simply don't go, or I go believing it's gonna suck and if it does NOT suck, when then I am delightfully surprised!