"Worth a Mention's" Howie Weed" reports that a number of remakes are in the works. New versions of "Total Recall," based on a Philip K. Dick story, "Clash of the Titans," and "The Never-Ending Story" are all in the works.
The upcoming "Race to Witch Mountain" is being billed as "a "modern re-imagining" of 1975's "Escape to Witch Mountain, not a remake. I'm looking forward to seeing the actors who played the children in the original in cameo appearances. 
Which remake do you wish had never been released? Is there a movie you'd like to see remade?
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Taylor co-stars with Roddy McDowall and cinema's most beloved dog in this classic story.
One of the most beautiful sights ever put on screen is Elizabeth Taylor walking down the aisle in this gentle comedy about a wedding that creates great upheaval in the family, especially for the bride's father (Spencer Tracy). 
Mature teens and their parents will appreciate this Tennessee Williams dysfunctional family story about power, money, frustration, and ambition, also starring Paul Newman and Burl Ives.
Taylor and then-husband Richard Burton star in Shakespeare's rowdy comedy about an angry and outspoken woman "tamed" by a high-spirited man who thinks all he wants in a wife is money but finds himself falling in love (some mature material, brief nudity). 
Taylor plays the artistic and sometimes socially ambitious daughter Amy, the youngest of the March girls, in this version of Louisa May Alcott's beloved novel.
Taylor has a small but unforgettable part as the young Jane's only friend in the cruel boarding school. 
Taylor's performance as Rebecca is so winning that it makes it hard to root for Ivanhoe's romance with Rowena. 
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