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It's not a 1:1 remake but I definitely remember them having similarities. It's like Star Wars and Hidden Fortress, the inspiration is obvious but it's not a remake.

Can’t wait to see that

Love all her movies

I’ve fallen asleep to The Gentlemen twice.

Lou Diamond Phillips- if you ignore the handful of bit parts where his characters don't even have names, his first two movies are La Bamba and Stand and Deliver. Oh, and his third movie is Young Guns. Pretty hot start to a career.

Most of animated movies from asterix are "remakes" from the comics. But live action films of Asterix are inspired by comics (and animated movies), they are not remake. Especially Mission Cleopatra which add a lot of new stuff and new ideas. There are really good directing ideas that makes it an unforgetable classic, at least in France.

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The English Patient (1996) 2h 42m.

At the close of World War II, a young nurse tends to a badly-burned plane crash victim. His past is shown in flashbacks, revealing an involvement in a fateful love affair. 7.4/10.

Meet Joe Black (1998) 2h 58m.

Death, who takes the form of a young man killed in an accident, asks a media mogul to act as his guide to teach him about life on Earth and, in the process, he falls in love with the mogul's daughter. 7.2 / 10.

Begin Again (2013) 1h 44m.

A chance encounter between a down-and-out music-business executive and a young singer-songwriter, new to Manhattan, turns into a promising collaboration between the two talents. 7.4 / 10.

Rudderless (2014) 1h 45m.

A grieving father in a downward spiral stumbles across a box of his recently deceased son's demo tapes and lyrics. Shocked by the discovery of this unknown talent, he forms a band in the hope of finding some catharsis. 7.4/10.

You’re not wrong, Mandalorian doesn’t really hide its Lone Wolf and Cub influence.

• Der Schuh des Manithu

• (T)Raumschiff Surprise – Periode 1

Critics didn't like the film. They said it was gimmicky.

maybe lone wolf and cub?

I have always disliked all live-action versions of my childhood animated favourites. That's why I steered clear of all the Asterix films. I don't even get the concept of a live-action remake. I mean: why on Earth would you do that?

The Bridges Of Madison County is a surefire cure for insomnia.

It was awesome! Basically Columbo with a dog. It was the only day in the week I was allowed to stay up late as a kid

Could be "Legend of the Red Dragon" too

Yes, numerous times. Love the Buffyverse. Saying it was never serious is removing some of the best moments of the show, ones still critically lauded for how they tackled serious issues.

The Body is a prime example of a serious episode. There were quite a few others. It wasn't all campy fun.

Shogun assassin is lone wolf and cub

Bladerunner 2049

It's not this scene?

https://vimeo.com/110818234

I'm pretty sure you're looking for The New Legend of Shaolin starring Jet Li from 1994, which pays hommage to Lone Wolf And Cub. Minor spoiler: The scene you mentioned plays out with his son, that he's considering to kill, lol. I adore that movie to this day, transports me right back to my childhood!

https://youtu.be/rWwurCtrBXk

Not sure if it's the same movie but I remember a HK movie from when I was a kid with a similar scene. If it's the same movie I remember the baby getting a choice between a rocking horse toy and a sword? Vaguely recall a firey backdrop too. Swordsman had come home to find his wife slain and home on fire with only the baby/kid who then picked the sword. I have some more vague memories of that movie if it happens to be the same one?

edit: kinkinoa posted the one I was thinking of I think.

Shogun Assassin

Sounds like the Mandalorian to me (fine I’ll see myself out)

>I for one am German and know him from a German/Austrian show called „Kommissar Rex“ about a German Shephard that helps the police solve cases (yup, that show was hugely successful).

Well duh of course it was that rules