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]]>This iconic nineties movie is part of any self-respecting millennial’s catalog of childhood faves. The Parent Trap stars Lindsay as reunited twins Annie and Hallie who plot to bring their estranged parents back together. This is the film that confirmed the talented child actor’s place in our hearts and it’s well worth a nostalgic rewatch!
Lindsay Lohan dressed as a punk? Check! Jamie Lee Curtis rocking out on the electric guitar? Check! This hilarious body-swap movie has it all. If you were someone who had “Take Me Away” on your iPod growing up, now is the time to revisit this noughties smash-hit. And rumor has it there’s a sequel in the works…!
The teen movie that set the bar for all teen movies that followed, we couldn’t not include Mean Girls on our list. From the most quotable script ever to stunning supporting acts by Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, this unforgettable favorite will transport you straight back to the school cafeteria!
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]]>There was a reason that the original version of a film worked. It was because the particular sensibilities of that movie resonated strongly with the ethos and culture of the time that it came out. So when you try to recreate it for a modern era, it simply doesn’t translate to them.
However, once-in-a-blue-moon remakes DO actually work. This is because modern producers understand the cultural differences of different generations, and make a point to alter or “modernize” aspects of the movie to fit the targeted audience.
This achieves two things. One, it becomes a massive success and moviegoers as well as moviemakers are equally pleased. And two, modern viewers may actually love the movie so much that they’ll be inspired to go back and watch the original as well!
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]]>The post 3 Lindsay Lohan Movies You Should Rewatch Now! appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>This iconic nineties movie is part of any self-respecting millennial’s catalog of childhood faves. The Parent Trap stars Lindsay as reunited twins Annie and Hallie who plot to bring their estranged parents back together. This is the film that confirmed the talented child actor’s place in our hearts and it’s well worth a nostalgic rewatch!
Lindsay Lohan dressed as a punk? Check! Jamie Lee Curtis rocking out on the electric guitar? Check! This hilarious body-swap movie has it all. If you were someone who had “Take Me Away” on your iPod growing up, now is the time to revisit this noughties smash-hit. And rumor has it there’s a sequel in the works…!
The teen movie that set the bar for all teen movies that followed, we couldn’t not include Mean Girls on our list. From the most quotable script ever to stunning supporting acts by Amy Poehler and Tina Fey, this unforgettable favorite will transport you straight back to the school cafeteria!
The post 3 Lindsay Lohan Movies You Should Rewatch Now! appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>The post Why Recreations of Classic Films Rarely Work appeared first on LUX & LUSH.
]]>There was a reason that the original version of a film worked. It was because the particular sensibilities of that movie resonated strongly with the ethos and culture of the time that it came out. So when you try to recreate it for a modern era, it simply doesn’t translate to them.
However, once-in-a-blue-moon remakes DO actually work. This is because modern producers understand the cultural differences of different generations, and make a point to alter or “modernize” aspects of the movie to fit the targeted audience.
This achieves two things. One, it becomes a massive success and moviegoers as well as moviemakers are equally pleased. And two, modern viewers may actually love the movie so much that they’ll be inspired to go back and watch the original as well!
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