Sukhov

I like that one. Makes me think of the suffering during the Great Depression. Good song.

Morgan the Pirate

It also makes me laugh when those "types" rail against liberals when the founding fathers were heavily influenced by John Locke and the US is pretty much the standard liberal democracy for the world.

The Last Time I Saw Paris Next: Belgium

I Married a Witch Next: Sweden

Lucille Ball was very far left too and Paul Robeson was an outright tankie. Anderson Cooper isn't even very far left compared to some of those golden era actors.

Another plausible one would be "Disney to do live action remake of a remake of an original Disney cartoon film."

The Kid From Broken Gun Next: Klaus Kinski

Night of the Living Dead

That sounds like one of the Crime Doesn't Pay shorts.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Next: Eastern Front of WWII

How Green Was My Valley?

"The Rebirth of a Nation" from 2007 uses footage of the original giving it a whole new soundtrack and some added effects. The commentary is about the original film and the history of racism in the nation. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1223143/

Most of those remakes were pretty "popular" with audiences too iirc. I still like the 90s Godzilla even if I admit it isn't the greatest film.

I already posted this in another thread but this one is influenced by the Sound of Music (obviously).

Pancho Villa y la Valentina Next: Quebec

The Adventures of Robin Hood Next: two strip technicolor sequences

Trafic

This is my favorite one. I especially like the part where they make the prison warden "go for a swim" right into a slab of concrete.

Steamboat Bill Jr. Next: a sequel

And with an empty chair as the wagon.

Taube, Aino

Ren, Hao

Well you certainly don't hold anything back...

One of my favorite feast scenes (and films) of all time. Included are several examples of natives actually killing and preparing animals to eat.