> > 59. Guess Who, a race-reversal remake of Guess Who's Coming To Dinner.
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> > *sigh*
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> I don't understand why they're calling this a remake. If anything it looks like more of a ripoff of "Meet the Parents" than "Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" (though maybe I missed Kramer's hijinks-filled director's cut of "Dinner"), and I can't really believe there was any need to credit the original film.
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> I also can't believe it's for marketing purposes. After all, anyone who considers "Dinner" a good film is probably sharp enough to stay away from an Ashton Kutcher movie. So what's the point? Sometimes Hollywood confuses me.
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> Stephen

I think somebody should make a movie set at the White House in Washington, D.C. They could call it a sequel to "Casa Blanca." That means white house doesn't it?

A "race reversal" movie about the pre-Civil War period might be interesting. The black people could be the masters and the white people could be the slaves.
Howard