don't even think about it, americans!!!
not another remake.
Suspiria still stands its ground. it's great film...why remaking it?
I think it's an Italian project. I thought the producers were Italian...Europeans!!!
shareyou thought....wrong.
Don't tell me that this remake is aimed at europeans...coz YOU KNOW it's not.
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Dario Argento characters
Produced by
Carlo Antonelli .... producer
Silvia Venturini Fendi .... producer
Luca Guadagnino .... producer
Marco Morabito .... producer
Massimiliano Violante .... producer
Guarda puttana. Loro sono italiani. Sei scemo! Not one of them is American
so...when Dino de Laurentis produced Conan it was an italian film for italians, right?
suuuuuuuuure.
When Dino de Laurentis is working with Universal Studios, I would say that it's aimed at English speaking nations. However there isn't an American producing this remake. And seeing as how the production company has only produced one other film (which is in the Italian language) I would assume that an Italian production company, with Italian producers means it'll probably be for Italian viewers. Besides, you were yelling at American studios for remaking it "(don't even think about it, americans!!!)" . American's aren't remaking it, regardless of who it's intended for.
sharein this case it's more americans wannabe.
Let's see how many non-american actors will be cast in this potential garbage.
ps - do you work for this film?
I agree that they're trying to immitate Hollywood and make a fast buck. No I don't work for it. I was on Argento's page and found this was being made.
I would rather it not be remade. I was just pointing out it's not an American company this time.
fair enough.
keep it nice & bloddy.
Maybe they're try to use the cool lighting and stuff. It might be interesting to see what they do with it.
shareIt will be hard..I mean, they're competing with the best film in Argento's career (though Profondo Rosso comes pretty close)
shareI don't really see the point, either, regardless if the producers are Italian OR American. The original has become a classic over they years because it was so truly original during it's time. And it's still a great film.
As for any remake, they'd better get Goblin back together to do the score. I simply can't see anyone else doing the soundtrack that might even try to emulate that sound without sounding like a bad imitation. The score to the original is a classic.
They could get the band Zombi to do the soundtrack, they're very heavily influenced by Goblin, but don't sound like a bad imitation. It's quality music. Check it out if you like -
http://www.zombi.us/
http://www.myspace.com/zombi
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Stupid people think Italians are Americans. You can't blame everything on us, so shut up about it.
If you are Anti-American: Admit you are doing it just to be cool. Does it feel good to hate?
not another remake.
"Suspiria still stands its ground. it's great film...why remaking it?"
simple: hollywood has no imagination and they have a fascination with butchering good films. i blame it all on George Lucas for starting the trend.
the american film industry is brilliant in my opinion--they have the resources money, and talent, but if they're gonna do a remake, they needa stick to the original as close as it was intended to be. the setting needs to be germany (although there were quite a few italian actresses in it), the dance needs to stay ballet, the music still remains Goblin, and the girls needa be white (hey just because america is multi-cultural doesn't translate the whole world is. and if you think i'm being racial or discriminatory, try living [not vacationing] in another country besides britain and ireland. you'll think America is the greatest country in the world).
i will hand this to foreign films: THEY HAVE AWESOME STORYLINES THAT HAVEN'T BEEN BEATEN TO DEATH!
Suspiria actually takes place in Germany. I believe Argento was inspired by a trip he took to Austria. In some of the scenes actors are speaking in 3 different languages: English, Italian and German. Of course in the American version everything is dubbed over so you can't quite tell.
Anyway, I agree that Suspiria does not need a remake...the original is a colorful, trippy work of art. It's essence would be very difficult to recapture...
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