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Hosted by Bridget LaMonica · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 36 episodes
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"There's no originality in Hollywood anymore!" You've heard it, we've heard it. Let's talk about it. This podcast explores remakes, sequels, adaptations and more and asks "Has Hollywood run out of ideas?". The answer is not always as clear cut as you think.
Bridget LaMonica hosts Lights, Camera, Remake!, a tv show with 36 episodes published.
Earth, Air, Fire, Water… and Milla. We are joined by two good folks who work in the G&E Department: Mitch Colegrove, a gaffer, and James Stitch Ficklin, a dolly grip. They share their own unique insight into how the Fift
Normally when we go to watch a bad movie, we’re surprised how it’s not that bad and there was a lot of hype about nothing. There’s a first time for everything. War of the Worlds (2025) IMDB Description: A colossal invasi
A comeback tour for the ages. Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, the podcast constantly on the search for originality, or at least a reason for all the remakes. It's also a podcast where a song about butts may have broke
In order to begin our newest season of the podcast, we gotta turn this thing up to 11. Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, the podcast constantly on the search for originality, or at least a reason for all the remakes. It
A listener suggestion! We take a look at movies whose soundtrack far surpassed their plot. These are bad movies with good soundtracks. This will surely be a divisive topic. Remember this is just opinion! And we appreciat
Wrapping up our Freaky Friday two-parter! We covered the original Freaky Friday on Episode 25. (There was a Christmas and a bonus episode that broke things up. Our bad.) Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, where we try to
Here are some of the movies we really enjoyed watching in 2025. There's always something good out there to watch! Feel free to add your picks in the comment section. We'd love to hear what movies you enjoyed watching thi
Chug the egg nog and harass the homeowner’s association, it’s time to celebrate the holidays with a silly indie film that demands to speak to your manager. Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, where we try to determine whe
Let’s get freaky! In celebration of a sequel that has come 20 years later, we’re looking at the first two adaptations of Freaky Friday. Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, where we try to determine whether Hollywood has t
Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, where we ask the question “has Hollywood run out of ideas?” Our Mondo-sized Happy Gilmore 2-parter ends with the 2025 Netflix sequel. Happy Gilmore 2 (2025) IMDB Description: Revisit Ha
Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, where we ask the question “has Hollywood run out of ideas?” The 90s called, they want their sequels back. It’s time to rehash some funny movies y’all! Happy Gilmore 2 came out on Netfli
Take a magic carpet ride to Agrabah in this special video episode. This is another episode filmed at the Hairston Crossing Library, where we’re doing a live recording in front of the library’s Filmmaker’s Club to teach a
Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, where we try to answer the question “has Hollywood has truly run out of ideas?” Did the most reviled movie of 2025 deserve all of the hate? Or only some hate? We’re looking at the infam
Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, where we try to answer the question “ has Hollywood has truly run out of ideas?” How about those live action Disney remakes? Well before we get there, let’s start with the movie that st
Erica’s back, baby. Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, where we try to answer the question “ Has Hollywood truly run out of ideas?” We're looking at the coolest action flick to take over a storm drain. There. I said it.
Erica’s back, baby. Welcome to Lights, Camera, Remake, where we try to answer the question “ has Hollywood has truly run out of ideas?” We’re looking at the movies that started a franchise that has claimed $2 billion in
"As if!" Today’s episode looks at two versions of a Jane Austen story. These are only 2 of the nearly 10 versions of the story that have appeared on the small screen, silver screen, and on stage in musicals. Emma is a st
Talk about remakes! Superman is a character that has been portrayed by more than most. To date there have been 12 live action Supermen spanning from 1948 to 2025. Superman beats out Batman (11) and James Bond (7) for liv
It’s time to talk to the animals…again. Rated a whopping 15% by critics on Rotten Tomatoes, Robert Downey Jr. gives his take on the famous doctor while also ending up in uncomfortable positions. Bridget is joined by Assi
It's time to talk to the animals in 1800s Puddleby-on-Marsh in England! Doctor Dolittle (1967):After the animal communicating veterinarian goes too far for his clientele, he and his friends escape their hometown to the s
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Lights, Camera, Remake! is hosted by Bridget LaMonica. The show is categorised under tv (film) and has published 36 episodes.
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