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What male pregnancy movie would you love to see remade? - hugebelly - 05-05-2012
For me, it would be Junior.
RE: What male pregnancy movie would you love to see remade? - Junior - 05-05-2012
Dito but who would play Alexander Hesse?
RE: What male pregnancy movie would you love to see remade? - Myboyfriendspregnant - 05-06-2012
for me, it would be " The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle" it didn't really like that movie, i thought it was kind of dumb.
RE: What male pregnancy movie would you love to see remade? - mprego2 - 05-06-2012
I really didn't like the script for "Junior", now a remake of "Kangaroo Man" would be great, much better screenplay! And it was more engaging and meant something. In Junior, the character Alex only became pregnant for a very selfish reason, not even to have children of his own, in Kangaroo Man however, the character Michael became pregnant because his wife could not, and lost her uterus, they wanted a child already to beginning with...two COMPLETELY different reasons for a man getting pregnant, I honestly believe that is why Junior tanked so badly with the general public, a man getting pregnant for his own personal benefit...again, yeah, not something that would be well taken by viewers, Kangaroo Man however I believe would have been received MUCH better by American viewers because it's a man willing to get pregnant, despite the danger to his life, for his wife who feels guilty about not being able to provide her husband with a child...
If I could, I'd chose to remake "Kangaroo Man" with a bigger budget, thus better make-up effects and better quality, NOT "Junior".
RE: What male pregnancy movie would you love to see remade? - hugebelly - 05-06-2012
(05-06-2012, 04:56 AM)mprego2 Wrote: I really didn't like the script for "Junior", now a remake of "Kangaroo Man" would be great, much better screenplay! And it was more engaging and meant something. In Junior, the character Alex only became pregnant for a very selfish reason, not even to have children of his own, in Kangaroo Man however, the character Michael became pregnant because his wife could not, and lost her uterus, they wanted a child already to beginning with...two COMPLETELY different reasons for a man getting pregnant, I honestly believe that is why Junior tanked so badly with the general public, a man getting pregnant for his own personal benefit...again, yeah, not something that would be well taken by viewers, Kangaroo Man however I believe would have been received MUCH better by American viewers because it's a man willing to get pregnant, despite the danger to his life, for his wife who feels guilty about not being able to provide her husband with a child...
If I could, I'd chose to remake "Kangaroo Man" with a bigger budget, thus better make-up effects and better quality, NOT "Junior".
This wants to make me see "Kangaroo Man". That is a great reason to remake it.
RE: What male pregnancy movie would you love to see remade? - Bluegirl285 - 05-08-2012
(05-06-2012, 12:05 PM)hugebelly Wrote:(05-06-2012, 04:56 AM)mprego2 Wrote: I really didn't like the script for "Junior", now a remake of "Kangaroo Man" would be great, much better screenplay! And it was more engaging and meant something. In Junior, the character Alex only became pregnant for a very selfish reason, not even to have children of his own, in Kangaroo Man however, the character Michael became pregnant because his wife could not, and lost her uterus, they wanted a child already to beginning with...two COMPLETELY different reasons for a man getting pregnant, I honestly believe that is why Junior tanked so badly with the general public, a man getting pregnant for his own personal benefit...again, yeah, not something that would be well taken by viewers, Kangaroo Man however I believe would have been received MUCH better by American viewers because it's a man willing to get pregnant, despite the danger to his life, for his wife who feels guilty about not being able to provide her husband with a child...
If I could, I'd chose to remake "Kangaroo Man" with a bigger budget, thus better make-up effects and better quality, NOT "Junior".
This wants to make me see "Kangaroo Man". That is a great reason to remake it.
Call me crazy, but I always imagined a sequel to Junior using a plot closely similar to Kangaroo Man.
RE: What male pregnancy movie would you love to see remade? - mprego2 - 12-09-2012
I just had an idea, if they were to remake or even make a sequel to Junior, if it had Arnold's son, Patrick Schwarzenegger-Shriver, end up being pregnant, now THAT would be a film to watch, lol!!! XD He'd look good pregnant! :D
RE: What male pregnancy movie would you love to see remade? - Mark - 12-10-2012
Personally, while I wouldn't mind more Mpreg movies, I don't think any existing ones need to be remade, just because I think that there are too many remakes as is it coming out of Hollywood (far too often, a remake just says to me that the scriptwriters don't want to take the time to come up with a more original storyline).
RE: What male pregnancy movie would you love to see remade? - star478 - 12-10-2012
(12-10-2012, 01:54 AM)Mark Wrote: Personally, while I wouldn't mind more Mpreg movies, I don't think any existing ones need to be remade, just because I think that there are too many remakes as is it coming out of Hollywood (far too often, a remake just says to me that the scriptwriters don't want to take the time to come up with a more original storyline).
I have to agree with Mark on this one. I also want to add that most of the time the originals are better than the remake. Now if there was a sequal to a movie that already out (ie Junior 2), that would be different because it would be an original storyline (hopefully) yet a continuation with a movie we are familiar with (except me).