And i'm sure parents loved taking their kids to go see it because they can share something that meant so much to them 25 years ago. It is obviously because of the terrific story and a whole new generation of kids watching this tale unfold for the first time.
What's shocking is how successful this movie was. This movie couldn't figure out if it was making fun of the original, redoing the original, or just going through some motions. If they are going to follow the original script then either fully commit or don't commit at all. I'm surprised they didn't do 'make your bed', 'brush your teeth', 'clean the dishes'. Now kids just get to hang up their jacket? I'm sure their parents love that their kids hang up jackets now but they are just missing out. I remember as a kid spending hours joking around with friends mimicking these motions. They had the opportunity to really cross the generational gap by coming up with some original takes on 'paint the fence', 'wax the car', 'sand the floor'. In this film, Dre hangs up a jacket 'a thousand times' and then knows kung fu. He is forced to do the work because he made the promise of 'i karate teach and you karate learn'. In the original, Daniel spends half the film working on Mr. The best scenes from the original are inexplicably absent. Poor acting, poor cinematography, poor directing, poor editing, poor poor poor. Even using a proved script and story that led to a monumental film in 1984 couldn't save this reboot. This film is a perfect example of how difficult it is to actually make a good film.
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