Didn't even make its production budget back in sales.
AND it starred Michael Jackson and Diana Ross, perhaps teh two biggest stars of that era.
And how many versions of It's a Wonderful Life have there been over the years? I lost count..............
In the new version of Wonderful Life, the little girl will say, “Every time a white man’s killed, an angle gets her wings.”
It’s about making it…” Less white”.
Nothing more
We have State dictated mandatory negrophilia in all entertainment and media outlets.
Can we get a diverse reboot of ‘The Color Purple’?
Don’t worry, the Wicked Witch will still be white.
“Someone comes up and she ends up in Underworld “
Huh?
They REALLY don’t learn, do they?
Vote with your pocketbook.
I want to see “It’s a Crappy Life” with Clarence the angel showing Biden what the world would be without him (low inflation, low crime, peace in Ukraine and the Middle East and a secure border) and then shoving him off the bridge.
The reboots will be It’s a fo shizzle life yo, and The Wiz is a bad mofo.
To be gentle:
These are unnecessary, and unwanted remakes.
We (many of us anyway) like our old-fashioned illusions. Movies are often pleasent escape media entertainmet. Forcing movies to carry heavy propaganda messages makes them unpalatable. That’s why remakes so often miserably fail.
It ain’t hard to grok...
The message I’m getting from this is that black people are not creative enough to come up with their own stories and so they have to appropriate the culture from other, better people. Is that the message they want to send?
Remaking movies that are not screaming for a remake is usually a bad idea. Making them racial, makes the decision even worse. Because when they fail at the box office, the racial aspect is blamed. In reality, who hasn’t seen “It’s a wonderful life” 100 times? Who is going to drop $20 to go see it again?
A woke remake of Its A Wonderful Life.
Figures ,
Libs want to tear down and pervert anything decent
Sometimes I think the only reason they make these movies is to have excuse to cry “racism” when the movie flops at the box office.
“The Wiz was a FLOP.”
And that was when Good Times and Sanford and Son were on the air.
“The Wizard of Oz” movie was based on a novel by L. Frank Baum, published in 1900, so it had nothing to do with the Great Depression. Baum died 10 years before the stock market crash of 1929.