Lost in Translation 238: The Disney/Fox Deal Scott Delahunt December 22, 2017 Lost in Translation The Mouse exists to make money and alienating fans is a sure way to not do that.
Lost in Translation 237: Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie Scott Delahunt December 15, 2017 Lost in Translation In 1996, Best Brains, the production company behind MST3K, decided to try a theatrical release.
Lost in Translation 236: The MST3K Remakes – Wrapping Up Scott Delahunt December 8, 2017 Lost in Translation Over the past few weeks, Lost in Translation has been looking at how to remake some movies featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Lost in Translation 235: Remaking Manos: The Hands of Fate Scott Delahunt December 1, 2017 Lost in Translation Manos is infamous on MST3K.
Lost in Translation 234: Remaking Manhunt in Space Scott Delahunt November 24, 2017 Lost in Translation Manhunt in Space is a good example of television trying to jump on the space opera bandwagon.
Lost in Translation 233: Remaking Robot Holocaust Scott Delahunt November 17, 2017 Lost in Translation However, the biggest asset Robot Holocaust had going for it was being made in the Eighties.
Lost in Translation 232: Remaking Danger!! Death Ray Scott Delahunt November 10, 2017 Lost in Translation Danger!! Death Ray is not a good movie, but it has the potential to be remade as one.
Lost in Translation 231: Making the Sausage Scott Delahunt November 3, 2017 Lost in Translation The paradigm, at least for television, may be changing, thanks to season arcs, Netflix, and binge watching.
Lost in Translation 230: Time, Culture Change, and Adaptations Scott Delahunt October 27, 2017 Lost in Translation The only constant is change.
Lost in Translation 229: Buffy the Vampire Slayer – Season Eight Scott Delahunt October 20, 2017 Lost in Translation Buffy Season Eight picks up after the destruction of Sunnyvale.
Lost in Translation 228: Jem and the Expectations of Nostalgia Scott Delahunt October 13, 2017 Lost in Translation Every once in a while, there will be a film adaptation that perfectly highlights a key point at Lost in Translation.
Lost in Translation 227: Expanded Universes Scott Delahunt October 6, 2017 Lost in Translation Expanded universes are typically associated with franchises; popularity and demand allow for the original to expand.
Lost in Translation 226: Franchises and Adaptations Scott Delahunt September 22, 2017 Lost in Translation With superhero movies becoming a mainstay in theatres, the question arises, what is the border between adapting and expanding a franchise?
Lost in Translation 225: Remaking Reptilicus Scott Delahunt September 15, 2017 Lost in Translation It is safe to say that Reptilicus has issues. Movies don’t get featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000 if they don’t.
Lost in Translation 224: Mutant X Scott Delahunt September 8, 2017 Lost in Translation So, if Mutant X is not X-Men, what is it?
Lost in Translation 223: When is an Adaptation Not an Adaptation? Scott Delahunt September 1, 2017 Lost in Translation Ian Fleming wrote the screen treatment of the film before he wrote the novel; Thunderball is an original work in the 007 series with the novel being the adaptation.
Lost in Translation 222: Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future Scott Delahunt August 25, 2017 Lost in Translation Captain Power, for being a live-action kids show designed for a thirty minute time-slot, was ambitious.
Lost in Translation 221: The Hercules & Xena Roleplaying Game Scott Delahunt August 18, 2017 Lost in Translation The system is solid, having been refined with other games, and the writing brings out the details that drew fans into watching both Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess.
Lost in Translation 220: Remaking The Black Hole Scott Delahunt August 11, 2017 Lost in Translation The Black Hole was gothic horror tucked in a science fiction shell.
Lost in Translation 219: A Second Look at The A-Team Scott Delahunt August 4, 2017 Lost in Translation The movie remake of The A-Team is a hit-and-miss affair.
