Psycho Vince Vaughn
Q: Whenever a character enters or exists a car, they do so through the passenger side, anyone know why?
A: I have no idea but I was just watching it too on AMC. Did they do that in the original? I don't recall
I'd like to see it, but I heard a few bad things about his acting as Norman Bates ...
:) Thanks!
Keep in mind that Kevin James played Larry Valentine in the horrendous I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry. In The Dilemma, Vince Vaughn plays Ronnie Valentine to Kevin James character of Nick Brannen and what could have been a smart film about trust, honesty and human relations devolves into some kind of misguided mix of comedy and emotion. Much like Seth Rogen taking The Green Hornet to a territory where it does not connected with, the two slobs that are Brannen and Valentine just can’t be taken seriously in this dark and sometimes ludicrous indulgence. The usually reliable Ron Howard gave us The Da Vinci Code, Angels & Demons, Frost/Nixon and even Mel Gibson’s Ransom. All those stories had production values that made them believable. But the cringe factor rises up too many times in this movie which could have hit it out of the park with a better script and a more believable make advances.
The caring Vince Vaughn in 1997’s The Locusts was needed here, but that actor took a wrong turn in 1998’s failed assault to remake the Alfred Hitchcock classic, Psycho. Remember Vaughn’s terrible job of mimicking Anthony Perkins at the conclusion of director Gus Van Sant’s folly disguised as another look at father Robert Bloch’s masterpiece, Psycho?
...Hollywood is lazy. If one was to estimate at the volume of motion pictures released any given year that are sequels, trilogies, based off a post that everyone lies about having read or remakes, the percentage would land somewhere around 99.9% (based off of many scientific findings). You can’t turn around without seeing “based off the New York Times Bestseller,” or “the sequel to the hit,” or “based off that time you swore your Grandma Jezebel was cheating at Battleship but had little to no hard evidence, just a strong hunch,” in every movie trailer. But amongst the trash trove of the creatively-impaired known as the Hollywood Elite, none falls further from “art” than the remake.
Remakes are lower than the sequel or triquel or quiquel (word?) or literature fitting for one main reason: they require no creativity. A straight remake of a film simply asks that you, as a director/producer/ruiner of history watch a movie, then have hoards of money. This is no Top 5 list, my friends, simply a cry for help through effective examples. Here are some times when movie remakes went wrong.
WAS IT SCARY?
Whoever did it, Gus van saunt, vince vaughn..
Why would they do that?
44 on 's Paramount-Selling Books list, and actor Vince Vaughn's production company is developing the movie modification, directed by Mary Harron (American Psycho) with a screenplay by Caroline Thompson (Edward Scissorhands).
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Scott will write and direct the English-language remake, and Vince Vaughn, whose upcoming comedy The Watch premiers July 27, is in talks to star as a man with the alias "Starbuck" whose enthusiastic sperm donations have led to hundreds of unknown |
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Written by Seth Rogen and starring Ben Stiller, Jonah Hill, Vince Vaughn and Will Forte. The original title “Neighborhood Watch” was changed to shun referencing the Trayvon Martin shooting. “Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry” — Alison Klayman's astounding doc on |
Watching the remake of psycho on Cinemax; had no idea Vince Vaughn starred as Norman Bates 
@ great film mate,watched the worst film ever last night , psycho remake with Vince vaughn, truly shocking bud
Why would u remake a classic like Psycho!? Then put Vince Vaughn in the lead role? He's a fine comic actor but he's no Anthony Perkins :-/
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Vince Vaughn as psycho, too good