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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 5253576, member: 1414"] Disney, having the rights to the most "classic" content, has the most opportunity to screw things up. The rule is simple: do no recreate a beloved film/show/book with the intent to "fix" it. You can retell the tale but do it with love for the original content, not scorn and derision. If you want to tell a different, modern updated story then create a new modern, updated story. Even the small things can be wrong. Editing Star Wars so Han Solo clearly doesn't shoot first (it was arguable in the original)? No. Han's not a white hat guy. He's a space pirate at this point. Don't try to change him to the hero he becomes later, because that's the journey we need to see him take. [/QUOTE]