How Can We Make Reboots More Progressive & Inclusive.

[Mariposa Electrique]

I've often wondered how we can make reboots from the 80s/90s more friendly in terms of diversity. Here's My First Idea.


Designing Women:

A Gay Brothel in Atlanta That Doubles As A Design Firm.

Starring A Gender Queer Cast:

Jonathan VanNess as Julius Sugarbaker

Jacob Tobia as Sutherland Sugarbaker

Chris Colfer as Maximilian Joseph Chively

Carlton Chresley as Charlemagne Frasier

Laverne Cox as Antonia Bouvier.


What are your ideas?

 

[Fascist Frederick]

I thought there were way too many wh*te people in the church scene from The Kingsman. For the sake of diversity that scene should take place in an all black church.

Not an 80's movie. I just wanted to make the joke.

 

[MrTroll]

Mrs. Doubtfire, remade as a heartwarming drama about a middle-aged father of 3 who finally works up the courage to come out to her family as the woman she's always secretly been.

 

[Testacles Maximus]

They should do a Predator movie with a strong, independent female protagonist. They could release it on Hulu several days ago and make tens of dollars.

 

[Alligator Alcatraz]

Mrs. Doubtfire, remade as a heartwarming drama about a middle-aged father of 3 who finally works up the courage to come out to her family as the woman she's always secretly been.

You know, I can totally see this shit happening.

 

[Moths]

I misread the thread and thought it said robots

 

[Poppavalyim Andropoff]

Star Wars - Hanna Solo in the Millennium Falcon has to rescue Prince Leo from the empire