Matthew Broderick has given approval for a Ferris Bueller remake. Really? Has Hollywood really run out of fresh ideas? I'm up for a good remake every once in awhile - as long as the movie warrants a remake. Ferris Bueller's Day Off is not one of those movies. I could see a studio making a Ferris sequel - possibly where Ferris continues his rebellious antics at the college level or 40-year-old Ferris attempts to collect a paycheck without ever going to work - but to remake this classic just seems unnecessary. Fortunately, while Broderick has given the green light on the project, he won't be involved. Broderick told Cinematical, "[A remake] would be fine. I would be perfectly happy for somebody to do that. I probably wouldn't enjoy [having a role in the film]. I would rather leave what we did as our thing." Let's hope the rest of the 1986 original cast take the day off as well.Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Say It Ain't So: Broderick Approves "Bueller" Remake
Matthew Broderick has given approval for a Ferris Bueller remake. Really? Has Hollywood really run out of fresh ideas? I'm up for a good remake every once in awhile - as long as the movie warrants a remake. Ferris Bueller's Day Off is not one of those movies. I could see a studio making a Ferris sequel - possibly where Ferris continues his rebellious antics at the college level or 40-year-old Ferris attempts to collect a paycheck without ever going to work - but to remake this classic just seems unnecessary. Fortunately, while Broderick has given the green light on the project, he won't be involved. Broderick told Cinematical, "[A remake] would be fine. I would be perfectly happy for somebody to do that. I probably wouldn't enjoy [having a role in the film]. I would rather leave what we did as our thing." Let's hope the rest of the 1986 original cast take the day off as well.
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