Clue

They should name the remake Glue and see if the movies sticks...errr I mean stinks

I don't think the plot would hold up well.

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Suspect's Reviews

I can't say I'm excited for this, but there are worse things to adapt. Really, I'll try not to compare the two films, but I know a lot will. Clue '85 is awesome, but, if the new one is done its own way, there's no reason it can't be good. I just hesitate to endorse a movie based on a game. Clue '85 is the only game adaptation that works, board or not.

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Eh, I didn't like Murder by Death. It has its moments, but I found it failed to reach its potential. I really wanted to dig Murder by Death, but I couldn't.

I gotta wonder how much preference between the two depends on which one a person sees first.

LOVED Murder by Death...that movie had me on the floor.

I found it a little too slapdash. I loved the idea, but I found the execution lacking. It's cool you dig it, but Murder by Death isn't for me.

I think I’d like the idea of a Murder by Death remake more. They could take jabs at contemporary fictional detectives or modern versions of some classic ones as well. Like the original had it’s Sam Spade and Hercule Poirot analogues, a new one could have, like, a Rust Cohle type or a Sherlock-esque detective taking aim at Cumberbatch’s portrayal.

I could definitely get behind a remake of Murder by Death.

https://deadline.com/2019/09/jason-b...ey-1202744132/

"Fresh from Sunday’s Emmy win for Best Directing in a Drama Series for Netflix’s Ozark, Jason Bateman is in early talks direct Ryan Reynolds in Clue, the live-action feature adaptation of the Hasbro board game for Fox/Disney. Bateman also plans to star in the film, though it’s early going.

Bateman, who won the Emmy for the Ozark episode “Reparations,” will develop the Clue script with Reynolds, who’s producing through his Maximum Effort banner, along with Allspark Pictures, the film division of Hasbro."