#setback-the-err

[silverliningjohn]

setback-the-err

  this gem is on sale for €85 and I LOVE IT SO MUCH...

treat yo self

i’m definitely gonna go and check on it after work god help me

[anotherwellkeptsecret]

Hi, me again, Maybe cyn2k is searcing for Follow My Voice by flawedamythyst on AO3.

You are ON FIRE tonight!

[anotherwellkeptsecret]

Hi, I think lorelei-lee is searching for the stories written by LittlePippin76 on ff. net. Have a lovely day!

Thank you, lovely! Here’s a link. 

[miraculous-lovesquare]

Happy Birthday! Sorry, I'm a bit late.

That’s alright! :) Thank you!

[madlori]

Hi Lori, I agree with you on the remake of Robocop, it was awful (the same goes for the remake of Total Recall). If you don't mind me asking, are there more remakes you don't like and which remakes do you like? (You are a great storyteller! Thank you for sharing your stories with us)

First of all, thanks!  I have not quite recovered from my traumatic Robocop experience, and that helps.

Other sucky remakes.  Let's think.  "Planet of the Apes" (the Tim Burton one, not the recent "Rise of the Planet of the Apes" which was awesome).  Fame.  Arthur.  The 1998 Godzilla.  The Day the Earth Stood Still.  Clash of the Titans.  The Omen.  For me, the unforgivable factor goes up the better and more beloved the original film was.  Both Robocop and Total Recall had that strike against them from the beginning.

BUT there are also some awesome remakes.  The Italian Job, Ocean's 11, True Grit, You've Got Mail, Cape Fear, War of the Worlds (hey, I liked it), The Departed, A Fistful of Dollars, The Magnificent Seven, and what is arguably the best remake ever, The Thing.

[guiltyfilthycasuals]

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One of my personal favourites

same, it's one of the ones where the ending isn't soul destroying which is always good