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If Ladykillers gets on (and it's got crime, so it should), then The Wicker Man ought to be there, too. It also has crime. A policeman and everything. Even if it dilutes the Michael Caine factor of the initial list.
Really, this sort of thing wouldn't bother me if it meant the original was as easily found in a random DVD-selling store. Which, they never are. The moment American version of The Italian Job got out on DVD, the otherwise supercheap discs of the absurdly superior original disappeared from anywhere by a discount bin, and those are, by nature, unreliable.
(I could just order things online, I know, but it's principle and presence - I could go looking, but a general potential audience shouldn't have to.)
And, sincerely, while Haus makes a good sideways point with his deliberate confusing above, I have to say, I'd take Soldier or Event Horizon over Magnolia in a heartbeat. Mortal Kombat should probably keep you from remaking already good movies, all on its own, though. |
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