Kurt Russell and Goldie Hon are a dynamic cinema duoTogether she starred in numerous films. One of their most famous collaborations (even if it was not warm during the release) is "Overboard" in 1987. The film, which only has a 46% critics rating Rotten tomatoesFollowing a carpenter, played by Russell, and a rich Sociality (HOC) who suffers from amnesia after an accident. Angry at her who suffocated her money for work, he then claims to be her husband and returns her home to work out of what she owes.

A man manipulates a woman and her for inubes in the process ... Problematic, even by "too big" based on a true story. After all, the 1980s were filled with romantic comedies with problem areas. However, until you think too much about it, it can still be fun and cute, with Russell and John having abundant chemistry. That goodwill is also probably why the film got a remake in 2018.

The newer film, also called "Overboard", stars Anna Harris as a working -class mother, while Eugenio Derbez plays a rich Playboy, who loses her memory after solidifying Faris' image of some money, making it pretending to be his wife. However, it is clear that the premise has not yet resonated in a more modern context, as the film was obtained less than the first and currently has 24% Rotten tomatoes score.

Many critics didn't like the "UN" in 2018, but the remake actually received a positive review from Karen Hahn in her review for /film at the time of publication. She gave him a result of 7 out of 10, explaining that although not a cinema -Remek, it is the perfect service of comical exit. "As for the Roma-Koms Studio, it's a pleasant surprise and better than it really has the right to be," as Jan said.

One of the surprising voices of disagreement with the Overtenbort remake was Goldie John himself. She was talking Diversity For her contempt for the film in 2023, stating:

"Very rarely matches the remake with the right original film. So I'm not a remote, period. I think people have put their stamp on their films and if they are classics, they have to stay alone."

With all respect, the 1987 "excessive" can stretch the definition of the word "classic" slightly. But the audience turned out to see the latest version as it made $ 91 million against a $ 12 million budget.

These figures make this kind of confusing that many studios have left romantic comedies in the modern era. Or, at the very least, ROM-COM-comers are largely thrown away to the streaming desert, making it a rare treatment at all times, first going new to cinemas. The truth of the subject is that these types of movies do not have to make a ton of money, and even with Media reviews, people will appear to see charming people behaving charmingly. Even a post-Kwid-19 lock, people still want to laugh and see some romance, as The success of "everyone but you" can confirm. There is a lot of market for such films, and studios should not neglect them anymore.