Original remake?
How does the trivia section call this movie both a remake and a Disney original movie?
shareBecause it's a movie made specifically for Disney Channel.
"I guess it never hurts to 'shake it up'."
MovieChat Forums > Adventures in Babysitting (2016) Discussion > Original remake?
Maybe they got the inspiration from 1987 "Adventures in babysitting", but did a total makeover in the story.
That one was a really fun movie. The trailer is awful (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ng5XOCwQk4) but the actual movie was cool. Or... Does it hold up?
Oh yeah, I loved that movie! Started my crush on Elisabeth Shue! haha. I wonder if it held up, I'll have to show it to the kids someday.
Anyway, this cake is great. It's so delicious and moist.
An original Disney movie, a re-make of the original. It's similar but not exactly the same, the only basically word for word movie I've ever seen that done with, is "Miracle of 34th Street" with Mara Wilson. That one I don't watch because you can't replace a classic. Most kids don't even know the original, I didn't until I babysat on New Years one time and it was on. It's modernized for today's crazy world, that was at least 12 years ago...
sharethe only basically word for word movie I've ever seen that done with, is "Miracle of 34th Street" with Mara Wilson.
Here are some other examples: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ShotForShotRemake share
When something is a "Disney Channel original" it means it was produced by and for Disney Channel. It doesn't mean the movie idea is original.
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