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The practice of Hollywood remaking the works of grand masters of cinema is a topic frowned upon by hardcore cinephiles. However, it is a slightly different matter when such grandmasters are those who have done the remaking themselves. Alfred Hitchcock is a notable example with *The Man Who Knew Too Much*, a 1934 thriller made in his native Britain. Nearly two decades later, in 1956, he remade it at the peak of his H…More
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Remakes are the least liked films among hardcore cinephiles, because they more often than not show lack of creativity, originality and similar qualities. Yet, even the greatest among the filmmakers were having remakes in their filmographies. That included even Alfred Hitchcock, the great Master of Suspense who not only directed a remake but actually remade his own work. The reason why might be found if someone is to…More