It is really interesting to see how the movie industry recreates old movies, and in 2010, 2011, and 2012, we’ll get our fair share of remade movies of the classic hits of yesteryear. I understand that the latest film technology gives film makers more tools to create the masterpiece look they were after back in the day, and I understand that some directors want to create these classic movies in a way that they seem fit, thus trying to play the I’m better than you game, but is it really a good idea, or are remakes the “Guaranteed” gold mines of film making?
Of course I’m kind of split on remakes. Part of me wants the film industry to leave some of the classic films alone, because I want the originality to stay intact. Even though they may have not been produced with the “Modern” day technology that the film industry has today, but they at the time of their releases they were instant classics and for the horror flicks, they did scare the hell out of me when I was a kid.
But looking at it from the industries point of view, I can see why. They obviously know there is already a fan base there, and of course maybe they believe that they will be able to tell the story just a little bit better with the capabilities they have at their hands today. Not only is there remakes being developed to perhaps become box office hits, but also there are a ton of new versions or past blockbuster hits.
What is surprising is that the movie industry has a huge effect on the Halloween Costumes industry. The latest blockbuster can strongly effect the newest lines of Costumes and their selling ability. The overall effect that the movie industry has on the costume industry is obviously recognized in Kids Costumes. It really is no secret that children are direct targets of advertising networks, because they understand that if they get their product in front of Children, chances are they will bug their parents enough till the point they break down and make the purchases. 2010 Halloween Costumes should provide some interesting choices during your costume shopping.
So onto the next few years, what can we expect as Far as Movies that should effect the costumes production:
- Iron Man 2 – May 2010
- The Wolfman – February 2010
- Alice in Wonderland – March 2010
- Nightmare on Elm Street – April 2010
- Clash of the Titans – April 2010
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows Part 1 – November 2010
- Toy Story 3 June 2010
- Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time – May 2010
- Legion – January 2010
- Predators – July 2010
- The Last Airbender – July 2010
- Shrek Forever after – May 2010
- The Twilight Saga Eclipse – June 2010
- The Chronicles of Narnia The Voyage of Dawn Treader – May 2010
- Robin Hood – May 2010
- Tron – December of 2010
- Jonah Hex – June 2010
- Pirates of the Caribbean on stranger tides – May 2011
- The Smurfs – July 2011
- First Avenger: Captain America – July 2011
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 2 – July 2011
- Cowboys and Aliens – July 2011
- Transformers 3 – July 2011
- Cars 2 World Grand Prix – June 2011
- Underworld 4 – September 2011
- The Avengers – May 2012
- Star Trek 2 – June 2012
- New Spider-man “Currently untitled” – July 2012
- Pirates – September 2012
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