Sam Rockwell in talks for Poltergeist remake | Film | theguardian.com
It's always a puzzle as to why people want to do remakes of films which were critical and commercial successes at the time. (At least if they are not based on earlier, "classic" stories or novels.)
So this seems a very strange proposal.
"Poltergeist" was an enormously enjoyable and witty fright flick; well directed, written and cast. It played as emotionally real as well (remember the scene where the spirit of the girl passes through the mother, and her reaction?)
Why remake it?
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