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EPISODE · Nov 8, 2022 · 52 MIN

The Top Five BEST and WORST Movie Remakes

from The Top Five Podcast · host Kris McPeak and Annie Pruitt

Ah...the Movie Remake. Or do you prefer the term "Reboot?" Or maybe you're partial to "Re-Imagining?" Regardless of what descriptor you prefer, you know what we're talking about:  take a movie that's already been done and make a new version.  It can be with a more contemporary plot, a reverse in the characters, or...what do they call it..."modern-day retelling..."  Annie and I can both get really jacked up about The Movie Remake, and that's why today's episode is a bit longer. We couldn't just do Best OR Worst - so this episode features Best AND Worst.   Admittedly, a couple of these bad boys neither of us actually saw - and I think there's a point, in some cases, where it just gets ridiculous...so we find ourselves feeling pretty insulted some of the time.  Still, there are some fun movies here that are for sure worth discussing.  Hope you enjoy this week's episode and give yourselves a bit of extra time because it IS longer. Don't forget that we want to hear from you!!!  Which top five list do you agree with?  Which one do you think is full of crap?  What else would you like us to discuss?  Go to your email right now and send us an email:  [email protected]

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