Anna Faris

Eugenio Derbez

Eva Longoria

John Hannah

Swoosie Kurtz

Mel Rodriguez

Josh Segarra

Hannah Nordberg

Alyvia Alyn Lind

Payton Lepinski

Fernando Luján

Cecilia Suárez

Mariana Treviño

Jesús Ochoa

Omar Chaparro

Adrián Uribe

Edgar Vivar

Per Graffman

Nils Hognestad

Thomas Nicholson

Javier Lacroix

Edwin Perez

Garry Chalk

Morgan Brayton

Darla Fay

Toby Hargrave

Elizabeth Bowen

Eric Keenleyside

Emily Maddison

Cynthia Mendez

Angie Larocque

Michael Karl Richards

Natalia Stenz

Linda Pollard

David Mathews

Kerry O'Donovan

Lia Farrelly-Hodge

Celeste Ziegler

Stephi Chin-Salvo

Tara Erica Moore

Lee Shan Gibson

Guy Christie

Liam Tait

Jody Glenham

Daniel Ruiz

Israel Ogunsakin

Luis Meglar

Malcolm Aiken

Adrian Essiet

Ron Bottitta

Natalie Kay Dunn

Davin Mackay

Kennith Overbey

Brett Armstrong

Rob Greenberg

Garvin Cross

Lyle Workman

Bob Fisher

Brendan Ferguson

Ben Odell

Lisa Zagoria

Lee Haxall

Michael Barrett

Tricia Wood

Brent Thomas

Karin Nosella

Shannon Grover

Zoe Jirik

Tom Brown

Brennan Walstrom

Kye Walstrom

Mike Crestejo

Ed Anders

Leslie Dixon

Paul Wu

Christopher Di Meo

David McClung

Dan Redford

Owen Walstrom

Nicole Oguchi

Natalie Samanon

Tim Macarthur

Romy Barber

Rhonda Taylor

Kacie Kane

Drew Locke

Michael Bendner

Kimi Webber

Laura Douglass

David Scott Thomson

Dan Ryan

Misha Bukowski

Louise Hradsky

Krista Bell

Romance

Comedy

Overboard

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Pantelion Films

3Pas Studios

United States of America

I can imagine the pitch for this..."Ok, you know how re-makes have had a history of flopping and being completely horrible? Well, we are going to remake Overboard....but wait, we are going to switch the characters around...but wait, we are going to make one of them Latino and give it a vague 'Spanglish' remake feel in the process. Oh. Yeah, and of course we are going to make it absolutely horrible to keep with the remake tradition."

Like all remakes lately, this one lacks any real heart or chemistry. I am fairly certain that the actors were told "listen we've already done that so why don't you just phone it all on, even when you're going the vague 'Spanglish' remake in the remake."

With the exception of Ghostbusters, I don't think a single one of these has actually made any money and even then, the only reason why people pretended to like Ghostbusters was because they were bullied and threatened to.

This trend really needs to end. Not because they are destroying childhood favorites, but because they are awful movies.