The phrase "make a remake of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the creation of a new version of an existing piece of work, such as a movie, book, or song. For example, "Disney is planning to make a remake of the classic film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
He then made Raman Abdullah (1997)—a remake of the Malayalam film Malappuram Haji Mahanaya Joji (1994)—which deals with a friendship between two friends belonging to different religions.
Even if the logic of Hollywood capitalism makes a remake inevitable, I'd certainly love to see a filmed version of this book, WTC and all.
In response to the feedback, Nintendo of America released a statement: "At the risk of dampening the excitement you feel, I must be clear that no official announcements have been made regarding a remake of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask for the Nintendo 3DS.
The director then made Destry (1954), a remake of Destry Rides Again.
Doyle says he has a lot of respect for him, but was pretty irate when the director made The Departed, a remake (of sorts) of Infernal Affairs, for which Doyle was cinematographer.
In "Anna Karenina," director Joe Wright ("Atonement") made an ambitious remake of Leo Tolstoy's novel of illicit love in Imperial Russia that boggles the eye.
The couple is now helping Paramount and MGM make a big-budget remake of "Ben-Hur" and working on a sequel to "The Bible" titled "A.D". 'Survivor' producer Mark Burnett is behind the game show, which would pit participants against the popular app in a race to identify songs first.
The central European peasant theme would have made great costumes for a remake of Greta Garbo's ''Queen Christina.'' Perhaps Harvey Weinstein, sitting front row, will take up that challenge.
This is one of the segments that make up "Slacker 2011," a remake of Richard Linklater's seminal 1991 indie "Slacker," directed by more than two dozen filmmakers based in Austin.
Though its title makes it sound like a remake of "Lord of the Flies," the play actually concerned a teenage girl afflicted with a frail heart; Mr. Aubrey played her closest friend.
