"My Fair Princess" will be remade for the third time. Do you think it will be successful this time?

I think this remake will not only fail, but may also overturn. Because classics are always classics. Once they are filmed, they will lose their original "taste" if they are remade. Moreover, this remake also made some changes to the six main characters. I think this completely ruins the original work.

The drama "Huan Zhu Ge Ge" can be said to be well-known to people born in the 80s and 90s. It caused a crowd of people after it was broadcast. Many viewers are deeply impressed by this drama, including the lively, cute and big-eyed "Little Swallow", the gentle, beautiful and talented Ziwei, the brave and loyal imperial guard Erkang, the intelligent and emotional fifth elder brother, etc. Be loved by us.

With the popularity of this drama, Zhao Wei, Su Youpeng, Ruby Lin and others also became popular actors at the time. After that, some people may have seen the commercial value of the IP of this work, and finally decided to remake "Huan Zhu Ge Ge" in 2011.

However, the remake was far from ideal. At that time, Douban's rating was only 3.5, which was very unsatisfactory. The audience's evaluation of the second remake was that "the plot is childish, the acting is exaggerated, and there is absolutely no redeeming qualities. Moreover, the actors can't see any beauty, and everything on the screen is artificial."

I feel the same way about this. I have no idea what the second version of "Huan Zhu Ge Ge" is trying to express. The plot is confusing and the casting is obviously inappropriate. It is really embarrassing.

Now "Huan Zhu Ge Ge" is being remade again, which is really disappointing. As the saying goes, "Nothing can be done without three", not to mention that the effect of the second remake was not good. This remake is said to have significantly adapted the plot content of the original novel to reflect its so-called innovation.

But I think this approach is purely to win the audience's attention. Because if big changes are really made, then what's the point of remaking it again? Could it be to destroy the original work? At the same time, among the new generation of actors, who's acting skills can compete with those of the old actors in the past.

Let’s not talk about other roles, but let’s talk about the role of “Mama Rong” alone. Who can be qualified? Apparently it couldn't be found at all. The "Mama Rong" at that time was our childhood "nightmare", but I believe that the new version of Grandma Rong will only become a joke in our minds.

I really don’t think directors need to blindly remake movies. Can’t you be a little innovative? What's the point of telling a story repeatedly? Maybe it's just for the commercial benefits that people can imagine.

Classics never go out of style, please be careful with remakes. Please don’t drift away from the audience on the road to remake!