I'm not the only one with grave concerns about this "Annie" reboot -- SEE?
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
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With all the creative people who flock to Hollywood and the entertainment community, why do they keep remaking movies which don't need to be remade? Were there really people out there who thought, "Boy, I'd like another version of 'Annie' on film, since the original with Aileen Quinn and Albert Finney was so great."?
While Cameron Diaz as Miss Hannigan is troubling, I could do without seeing Jamie Foxx's smug face as Daddy Warbucks, too.
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