Also, not gonna lie, the whole story of him dying on set just adds to the movie's occult character. It's creepy and interesting all at the same time. I feel if they were to remake it, it wouldn't be nearly as significant. The scene where he took the fatal shot is apparently in the actual movie by the way. And another thing, Brandon Lee was Bruce Lee's son so it was kind of a no brainer that he would be well equipped with martial arts training. Everyone and anyone nowadays, (sorry Mark Wahlberg/Matt Damon/Danie Craig) gun slinging heroes are a dime a dozen it seems. I enjoyed Lee's performance as a kid, yes, a kid, because he was doing something different, the fancy footwork and hand work with Tin Tin's knives were exquisite.
I can only hope this remake will provide a good actor and nothing different from the story line of the 1994 version. Two things especially must remain intact,
1. True Love Never Dies
2. It can't rain all the time
I can't tell you how often both of these come across in my life and I don't think they would hold the same significance if it were delivered by someone else or under a different film. It just worked. But remakes are common and there was most likely a promise of big money knocking at the studio's door. But should it be remade? Well we got awhile, but mull over it.
