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The phrase "a remake of mutiny" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a new version or adaptation of a story, film, or event that involves rebellion or insurrection.
Example: "The new film is a remake of mutiny, capturing the essence of the original rebellion while adding a modern twist."
Alternatives: "a reinterpretation of rebellion" or "a reimagining of insurrection."
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"How much cake do you think I can eat?" During the 1950s and '60s, Brando also made "Sayonara," "The Young Lions" and a remake of "Mutiny on the Bounty," but he also had a string of more forgettable films, including "Morituri," "The Chase," "The Appaloosa" and "A Countess From Hong Kong".
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After that he made only one more film: a misguided remake of "Mutiny on the Bounty" with Marlon Brando.
They are doing a remake of #DirtyDancing?
A remake of "Ruggles": producers, hear, hear!
(NBC has plans for a remake of "Borgen").
The two-minute video, a remake of M.C.
As an example in Table 1, the attribute #Remakes of movie 4 has low currency because a remake of movie 4 has been done, but this information did not result in an increased value for the number of remakes.
The Siemens Metromiser is a remake of a Metromiser system ran in Australia in the early 1990s.
It is after all a remake of classic PC game.
So would a remake of Casablanca.
A remake of the original Halloween was released in 2007.
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