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At least I hope it is.

This report by Gizmodo is suggesting that Hollywood is planning a remake of one of The Guvinator's best known movies, Total Recall. At the time Total Recall generated quite a bit of controversy. It was a spectacularly violent film for the time, with lots of neck snapping and bone breaking action with a liberal dash of red sauce. In Australia, this controversy caused the movie to be released in two cuts, one was rated M -- I don't think they had MA at the time -- and the other was R rated, so that it could get a bigger audience. Ironically, it's only ever been the R rated version that has been on TV, but I digress.

It also got a little prophetic. Remember that screen at the station that x-rayed pedestrians as they walked past revealing weapons? Well a version of that is being trialed now. Some scientists are even speculating that it may be possible to alter or influence memory, either chemically or electronically, to reduce guilt and the emotional effects of trauma.

Total Recall has stood the test of time film wise. Sure, the effects might not be as good as they are these days, but the movie stands up with what it has.

It was a decent action movie with a good story, and even an interesting philosophical question at the end of the story. Was what Quaid experienced real, or the result of a faulty procedure? Did it matter? After all could the memory be considered reality even if it didn't really happen?

Regardless of all that, why are Hollywood recycling so many old movies? It wasn't all that long ago I saw The Day The Earth Stood Still and while it wasn't a bad movie, it wasn't anywhere as good as the original. Do we seriously expect that the Hollywood of the 21st century can do a better version of Total Recall?

If it doesn't have Arnie, whose presence was responsible for much of the movies greatness, who will it star? Duane "The Rock" Johnson?

But back to my main question. Why does Hollywood insist on recycling the greats?

There are tons of great stories already out there in book and comic book form that would work extremely well in translating to the big screen. And Hollywood doesn't even need full length novels for inspiration. There are plenty of movies based on short stories, and there is no shortage of short stories -- pardon the pun -- that can be used.

As a movie consumer, I don't want remakes, I want new original content much in the same way as I want it in my games. See how I brought the post back on topic?

Okay. This has absolutely nothing to do with MMORPGs, or even gaming for that matter.

A post just popped up on Gizmodo that two satellites have just collided in orbit. One is a NASA satellite, the other is Russian.

Apparently NASA has been expecting this for years. There's a ton of spacejunk up there, including old inoperative satellites, which is apparently what the condition of the Russian satellite.

NASA is also blaming the Russians for the collision, but I'm just wondering who needed to give way to who.

I hope they're insured.

I just received an email from my webhost. They will be performing some maintenance on the server sometime next week to upgrade the MySQL Database to version 5.

We will be upgrading all shared servers from MySQL 4 to MySQL 5 beginning Monday, February 9, 2009 and lasting until Friday, February 13, 2009. This upgrade will cause downtime for your databases, therefore; any database-driven sites will show an error during this time. The upgrade should take 15-45 minutes once the process is begun.

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If during that time you attempt to view Stropp's World and get an error message, don't worry it may be undergoing the upgrade. If you have persistent problems that extend well outside that range, say the site is inaccessible for hours rather than 45 minutes, please contact me at: stropp AT stroppsworld DOT com and let me know.

Long time readers of Stropp’s World (I can say that now that this blog is nearly 2.5 years old) are probably aware that in addition to being a OCG (Obsessive Compulsive Gamer) with a huge GADD affliction (Game Attention Deficit Disorder) I am also a big fan of Science Fiction.

It’s been an idea I’ve toyed with for a while now, but I’m leaning heavily to setting up a new blog devoted to that SciFi obsession. I’ve even got the domain for it.

The downside of this idea is that both gaming and reading are time-intensive activities. Unless you’re traveling between far flung systems in Eve-Online you can’t do both at the same time. So if I do a SF blog, it’s probably going to be an occasional posting dealie.

I'll keep you posted.

At least I hope it is.

This report by Gizmodo is suggesting that Hollywood is planning a remake of one of The Guvinator's best known movies, Total Recall. At the time Total Recall generated quite a bit of controversy. It was a spectacularly violent film for the time, with lots of neck snapping and bone breaking action with a liberal dash of red sauce. In Australia, this controversy caused the movie to be released in two cuts, one was rated M -- I don't think they had MA at the time -- and the other was R rated, so that it could get a bigger audience. Ironically, it's only ever been the R rated version that has been on TV, but I digress.

It also got a little prophetic. Remember that screen at the station that x-rayed pedestrians as they walked past revealing weapons? Well a version of that is being trialed now. Some scientists are even speculating that it may be possible to alter or influence memory, either chemically or electronically, to reduce guilt and the emotional effects of trauma.

Total Recall has stood the test of time film wise. Sure, the effects might not be as good as they are these days, but the movie stands up with what it has.

It was a decent action movie with a good story, and even an interesting philosophical question at the end of the story. Was what Quaid experienced real, or the result of a faulty procedure? Did it matter? After all could the memory be considered reality even if it didn't really happen?

Regardless of all that, why are Hollywood recycling so many old movies? It wasn't all that long ago I saw The Day The Earth Stood Still and while it wasn't a bad movie, it wasn't anywhere as good as the original. Do we seriously expect that the Hollywood of the 21st century can do a better version of Total Recall?

If it doesn't have Arnie, whose presence was responsible for much of the movies greatness, who will it star? Duane "The Rock" Johnson?

But back to my main question. Why does Hollywood insist on recycling the greats?

There are tons of great stories already out there in book and comic book form that would work extremely well in translating to the big screen. And Hollywood doesn't even need full length novels for inspiration. There are plenty of movies based on short stories, and there is no shortage of short stories -- pardon the pun -- that can be used.

As a movie consumer, I don't want remakes, I want new original content much in the same way as I want it in my games. See how I brought the post back on topic?