Originally posted by: Clochette
I like your take on that, Nush_Rat and I also will watch Akshay's movie (albeit not in a theatre).
I had also watched the original and the Hindi versions of BB 1 and 2, equally Shaitaan and many other remakes and their originals. To me, it's interesting to see the differences.
Remakes of movies had always been inherent to Indian Cinema culture.
To me, the problem starts when I notice that with a changing viewer behaviour and so many possibilities to watch a movie at home, some artists still relate a lot on remakes. That isn't necessary with the writer talents also the Hindi filmindustry has. Especially with biopics (but also for other movies), I would like that before spending money on a remake, one should spending money on a good dubbing and join hands with the respective filmindustries. And if the successful movie had been released years ago, one can still do a well dubbed re-release and thus give respect to the original creative team.
That's a very valid point that you have mentioned here. I agree with you completely. 💯💯💯
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