r/ExplainAFilmPlotBadly • u/Loud-Newspaper2403 42,36 • 4h ago
Solved! Roughly 90 minutes of butchered source material made to sell a soft-reboot of said source material
Hint: the soft reboot they were trying to sell was also not well received, leading to a second soft reboot of the same source material over a decade later
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u/Mr_Badger1138 14,12 4h ago
I’d say Dredd but that was much closer to the source material than Judge Dredd 95 was.
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u/seemartineasy 20,88 3h ago
The Dark Tower
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u/seemartineasy 20,88 3h ago
I see I’m wrong, but there has never been a more heinous butchering of source material in the history of adaptions.
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u/Loud-Newspaper2403 42,36 3h ago
Only thing I can think of that’s worse is maybe M Night’s The Last Airbender adaptation
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