New planet of the apes reboot ???

https://www.denofgeek.com/uk/movies/...orks-at-disney

I do like the look of that. :nod:

Actually using the Aston Martin to kick bad guy ass. :woot:

Hope it be better than the Tim Burton remake

Yes it was pants Well couldn't exactly be any worse.
haven't even got round to watching the previous trilogy, just not that arsed about it to be honest.

^ Same here. Original movies only for me. :nod:

I'm like that with a lot of remakes of old films and tv, a lot are soulless or just lack that oomph. Feel (not all) are more interested in huge budget, who who in the film and all that type of malarkey .

I think you're both missing out, i grew up with the original Planet of the Apes films and have watched them so many times.

The new ones are respectful of the idea's but take the story in a different direction so they do not ruin the originals like some reboots do.

All three of the new trilogy are good but my favourite is Dawn of the planet of the apes which for me personally is my second favourite of the entire apes saga, only beaten by the original 1968 film.

They show up on TV quite a bit so they are definitely worth watching if you're at a loose end one night.;)

Honey I Shrunk The Kids Reboot??

Honey, I Shrunk the Kids” director Joe Johnston is in negotiations to helm Disney’s upcoming reboot of the film franchise, “Shrunk,” with Josh Gad in talks to star.

Gad pitched the story idea to Disney earlier this year, and the studio jumped on board the idea of reviving the classic 1989 pic starring Rick Moranis. “Shrunk” will mark the third sequel following the original film, with “Honey, I Blew Up the Kid” and direct-to-video “Honey, We Shrunk Ourselves” bowing in 1992 and 1997, respectively. Johnston was not involved with either film.

The studio met with other directors but felt bringing Johnston back was a perfect fit for all involved. David Hoberman and Todd Lieberman are producing through their Mandeville Films and Television banner, with Todd Rosenberg penning the script.

In the original film, Moranis plays Wayne Szalinski, a scientist and father who accidentally shrinks his teenage son and daughter, along with the two brothers from next door.

Trailer for Ghostbusters: Afterlife is here, looks pretty good to me :nod:

http://youtu.be/ahZFCF--uRY