Mischa, Rumer, Bruce Set to Ruin Film Classic

106. OMG This girl is homely! With all the money they have, they need to buy her a new face!

Posted at 10:41PM on Jun 15th 2007 by squeegis

107. YOU PEOPLE ARE REALLY CRUEL, HOW MANY OF YOU ARE REAL BEAUTIES????? LOOKS ARE NOT EVERYTHING.......LEAVE RUMER ALONE.......WAIT TO SEE THE MOVIE BEFORE YOU SLAM HER

Posted at 11:17PM on Jun 15th 2007 by JOANIE

108. That poor girl is so unattractive, Thank god she has famous parents, or who ever cast their line in and pulled it back would throw her back in...she smokes too, so she is already a double threat....ugly and stinky!

Posted at 12:42AM on Jun 16th 2007 by Missy

109. just wanted to let you all know that i have copied and pasted these comments and posted them into my blog.

society's severe and passionate hatred for ugly people is fascinating.

keep the hate coming! we fuglies only deserve the worst!!

Posted at 11:33PM on Jun 15th 2007 by me

110. She look like the love child of Satan and Rosie O'Donnell. Yikes

Posted at 12:18AM on Jun 16th 2007 by LilLily

111. That' just wrong. Period. End of discussion.

Posted at 2:00AM on Jun 16th 2007 by YumYum

112. Post #82 aka Maybe, Quote "She really does look like Mr. Potatohead / Mr. Incredible / Jay Leno / MASK." I like the way you integrated most of her look-alikes, LOL. So many hysterical comments on here, to include "Chintown" that I almost sharted my pants, lolol!

Posted at 2:19AM on Jun 16th 2007 by Merlin

113. The partying celebs are not the only ones who think every stoned idea they get is a great one. Clearly the suits in the tower are smoking too much weed. You cannot remake Chinatown. Name one remake that has succeeded--much less exceeded--the original. "Psycho"? Mr. Willis should know better. Here he is ramping up for the promo of the new Diehard, and from all signs this too will be a techno-CGI rehash beyond anything resembling believability that will fall far short of the original 20 years ago. Christ, doesn't he have enough $$$? He should legally change his name to Gordon Gekko. He used to be a decent actor, even good, promising. In the original Diehard he had said he went to another place, acting-wise. I recall some very solid, emotional scenes he had. Now this Chinatown project is green-lit because he signed on...with the stipulation the producers put his kid in it. They foist this crap upon us and the syncophant critics swoon all over themselves in their self-serving reviews and we spend out 5, 7, 10, 12 dollars and the best thing about the movie experience is the $7 popcorn? (Working title: "Like, Chinatown").

Posted at 2:31AM on Jun 16th 2007 by Baldwin\\\'s Little Piglet

114. I she's wanting to get into movies, a profession that's totally based on how you look and how you can act, then she opened herself up to public criticism. Or, do you bleeding-hearts think we should just give her our money and thank her for the honor?

Posted at 8:36AM on Jun 16th 2007 by Paladin

115. I was trying to think how I would feel if I were Rumer. I think the criticism would cause me immense pain and I would most likely get very depressed and angry. I would want to put myself in the hands of plastic surgeon asap. But even after successful surgery the damage to my psyche would probably not recede.

On the other hand, Rumer struts her stuff. She walks red carpets, frequently turns up where she knows the paparazzi will be, has her picture taken and is willing to make a movie. And since the movie screen has never enhanced anyone's looks, I can only imagine that each and every flaw is greatly exaggerated.

Therefore, it looks like this kid has an impressive self image in spite of Demi & Ashton the press and the public. She must be an unusually strong person.

Posted at 8:57AM on Jun 16th 2007 by Rocky

116. I think Rumor looks just like her mother.

Posted at 10:54AM on Jun 16th 2007 by I love TMZ!

117. As for whether they will be ruining a classic film by the remaking of that film? Hold your comments before seeing the film. There have been many instances where a classic film was redone. Sometimes the remake turned out to be BETTER than the classic because the acting was better, the cinemtography was better, and the directing was better. Sometimes it was worse. Have any of you ever saw the original film to begin with? If you did, ask yourself how they could improve on the film, if the film back then was considered a B rated film in its day. The remaking of various films, especially B-rated films from past decades that have not seen a theater release in years, might cause people to take a look more at those classic films. The old classic films are disappearing. They need preservation because they are on nitrate film that crumbles over time. Over half of all the Hollywood films made before the 1950s have been destroyed. Maybe this is one of those films that cannot be presevered and saved, so rather than save the film, Hollywood has elected to remake the film as a means to preserve the story. There are many reasons why Hollywood would do a remake. Don't assume that the film is going to be BAD from the get go before you even have a chance to view it. I can think of one movie a horror movie where remaking the film brought out some interesting view points. Cat People. The original 1940s black and white movie didn't show that the woman turned into a panther. You saw the change, but via shadows on the wall. They didn't have the special effects features back then. The 1980's version of that film you saw the woman actually transform into a black panther. You tell me which is the better film. They are both considered classic films. And the 1980's film was a REMAKE of the 1940's film. So, not all remakes are alike.

Posted at 11:29AM on Jun 16th 2007 by Alisa

118. ALISA:

Have you even seen Chinatown?

1. It was not a B movie and was made in 1974
2. Phenominal cast included Jack Nicholson, Fay Dunaway, John Huston
3. Nominated and Won Academy Awards, Golden Globes, etc...
4. Special effects don't make movies great! Great acting, great direction (Roman Polanski), and great writing do!
5. I really can't think of a classic remake that has done well!
6. Cat People was more of a B-movie cult film. You can't even compare the 2.

Can anyone on this blog put together a list of classic film remakes that have done better than the original?

Posted at 2:12PM on Jun 16th 2007 by CALILIFE4ME

119. How do I define ironic?

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Posted at 3:00PM on Jun 16th 2007 by ny john

120. postup saying
SHE LOOK LIKE THE LOVE CHILD OF SATAN AND ROSIE O'DONELL
was freakin' HYSTERICAL!!!!!!!!!!!! So was someone's rodent comment and storing booze in that chin LOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!

Posted at 3:56PM on Jun 16th 2007 by Merlin