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Maybe this Cujo will happen, maybe not. But really not a lot of reason to think about a score for it at this point.
Yeah, I really don't understand this obsession for creating a thread for every film that is rumored to be made. It's not like this Reddit and you get karma points for every thread that you start.
By the time a composer will actually be announced, nobody will take the time to search the forum to see if a thread already exists and they will just create a new one.
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But no one mentions The Faculty remake? Huh, Justin?
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By the way, I see no issue with a CUJO remake, should that happen. It's just another take on the book. Several books have been made into films multiple times.
I re-read the novel recently and actually thought a new take on it could be interesting. It definitely has the potential for tight and visceral horror-thriller, especially if they keep King's original ending. I do hope they stick to the novel's time period so they don't have use cheesy things like a dead phone battery or no signal.
And besides, it's not like the original is such on an iconic film on the level of The Shining or Carrie or anything (which also hasn't stopped people for remaking those)
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Make him has super bad guydog powers and he can fight Super Dog.
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Mar 13, 2025 - 10:52 AM
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Road House, Point Break, The Fog, Firestarter, Psycho, Overboard, etc. The originals get lauded, the remakes get blotted. I'll be here all week.
Yeah, but you could make an alternate list with The Thing, The Fly, A Star is Born, True Grit, Ocean’s Eleven, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Cape Fear, and Dune, couldn't you?
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But no one mentions The Faculty remake? Huh, Justin?
I selectively start threads for films coming/developing, not cover everything.
So, who would make a god Cujo composer? Director and producers aside.
I guess it would depend on what type of film is made, style seems to dictate what type of score will be applied, so it seems a little to much.
If it's a serious approach, not full jump scares and awful clichés and plot holes so big AlGore and Shamoo could fit threw it and still have room left over, I would go out of left field and chose James Peterson. Yes, specifically I am obviously thinking of his score to The Red Canvas.
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Mar 13, 2025 - 2:02 PM
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Road House, Point Break, The Fog, Firestarter, Psycho, Overboard, etc. The originals get lauded, the remakes get blotted. I'll be here all week.
Yeah, but you could make an alternate list with The Thing, The Fly, A Star is Born, True Grit, Ocean’s Eleven, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Cape Fear, and Dune, couldn't you?
I could also wax about McDonald's terrible bestselling food.
Some of those movies have been remade more than once. The Body Snatchers films in the wake of 1978's perfect iteration by Philip Kaufman fall far short of the mark.
The 2011 version of The Thing they insisted over and over wasn't a remake of Carpenter's remake was awful.
Aren't the two most recent remakes of A Star is Born (Streisand, Lady Gaga) regarded as the best? I've yet to watch either.
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Make him has super bad guydog powers and he can fight Super Dog.
You joke but about ten years ago they tried to make a very different take on Cujo, namely C.U.J.O. (Canine Unit Joint Operations)
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John Scott?
Laurence Rosenthal?
Stu Phillips?
BUZZES IN
What are: Composers to good for this film, Alex?
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