Both of them seem to have very different characters, though the change in Illya's may not be as offensive as the change in Napoleon's. Did you see the 5 min walkthrough vid they showed at ComicCon? Napoleon is just obnoxious, a walking smirk.
I'm not one of those people who's been waiting 50 years for a remake so in one way I don't care, but I reserve the right to grumble ;)
Everything you said. They're fully entitled to rethink the characters - why not? But it's one more motivation for me to stay away. I do get that they mean to be introducing the guys to each other and in theory, through the "franchise," they'll gradually warm to each other somewhat, but it's said in such a nasty tone (yes, he too is a different person). And if they've made Napoleon a cowboy ... how boring. I like that he's a thinking man, a strategist and not someone who just plunges into things like a thug.
Ah, whatever. Like you, this movie isn't made for me anyway, so ...
Edit: Yes, I think I've seen all the previews. There were little moments of fun, but it just looks so generic and so modern (that's Guy Ritchie. All the depth of a sheet of toilet paper).
I honestly don't get the desperate need for remakes among fans. And again, I think this kind of episodic series television that isn't really script driven is among the worst source material for remakes anyway.
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Both of them seem to have very different characters, though the change in Illya's may not be as offensive as the change in Napoleon's. Did you see the 5 min walkthrough vid they showed at ComicCon? Napoleon is just obnoxious, a walking smirk.
I'm not one of those people who's been waiting 50 years for a remake so in one way I don't care, but I reserve the right to grumble ;)
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Ah, whatever. Like you, this movie isn't made for me anyway, so ...
Edit: Yes, I think I've seen all the previews. There were little moments of fun, but it just looks so generic and so modern (that's Guy Ritchie. All the depth of a sheet of toilet paper).
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