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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 408999" data-attributes="member: 33">I had to set myself rules otherwise the choice would have been too wide. I also didn&#039;t include any films that were adapted from another medium, such as a book or a play, because I couldn&#039;t be sure if the new film was a remake of the previous film or a new adaptation of the original work. It meant I couldn&#039;t include The Sound of Music (1965) even though it is a partial remake of the film Die Trapp-Familie (1956) and many of the scenes in both films are identical. However, both were adapted from the original book The Story of the Trapp Family Singers and additionally The Sound of Music&nbsp; was adapted from a stage musical of the same name. Therefore, I couldn&#039;t really consider The Sound of Music to be a strict remake of the earlier film. I know, I made it more complicated for myself than was necessary.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 408999, member: 33"] I had to set myself rules otherwise the choice would have been too wide. I also didn't include any films that were adapted from another medium, such as a book or a play, because I couldn't be sure if the new film was a remake of the previous film or a new adaptation of the original work. It meant I couldn't include [I]The Sound of Music [/I](1965) even though it is a partial remake of the film [I]Die Trapp-Familie[/I] (1956) and many of the scenes in both films are identical. However, both were adapted from the original book [I]The Story of the Trapp Family Singers [/I]and additionally [I]The Sound of Music[/I] was adapted from a stage musical of the same name. Therefore,[I] [/I]I couldn't really consider [I]The Sound of Musi[/I]c to be a strict remake of the earlier film. I know, I made it more complicated for myself than was necessary. [/QUOTE]

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