Will We Ever See Another "Basic Instinct" (not a remake)?
http://forum.dvdtalk.com/movie-talk/638628-will-we-ever-see-another-basic-instinct-not-remake.html
Thinking back to 1992 when this movie was released, there are a lot of aspects to this studio movie you never see anymore when it comes to erotic thrillers.
-A list talent and Oscar winning actor Michael Douglas in the lead.
-Auteur director Paul Verhoeven given a lot of creative control.
-Graphic sex, violence, nudity, and homosexuality (not graphic, but pretty in your face with its presentation) .
-A pretty large budget considering the content ($49 million, which probably approaches $100 million today).
-An original screenplay not based on a pre-existing property.
Please don't point to the 50 Shades movies, it's a pre-existing property, and their content does not come close to Basic Instinct in terms of risque material.