<human>: thought original film was quaint and charming, we were still trying to figure out why it was being remade. since we already saw the original, we know why the film was remade: the director, the actors, the writers, the director's concept - a modernized film that tries to explain the aliens' problem without using real science, but instead uses a scrip that sounds like pseudo-science and is marketed as "political correctness." maybe this is because the film production company takes a sinister turn and makes the original seem like a classic, even though the characters aren't. although the original film ends with a young woman reaching her breaking point, the film's makers and the director realize that they can no longer reproduce the kind of aliens they once had, and they start to make modernized versions of the film that feature young women reaching their breaking point. maybe this film's production company takes the original seriously and makes it into a serious film, even if it's just a bad film. this film production takes the original quaintness and charm away and makes the film into something sexier and more exciting. many great science fiction stories have been written and even made into movies, and this makes for a highly desirable thing to watch when you're bored, because these new, highly entertaining, science fiction movies will actually be enjoyed by people who really want to see the story told. we suggest the original version of thomas edison's classic, directed by gene krupa, for younger viewers.
<bot>: I'm sorry. I don't understand. Can you repeat that in another way?