15 Fascinating Differences Between Original Movies and Their Remakes

Nowadays we can hardly find something new among movie trailers as almost every other film has an original version made a decade or more ago. It can be fun to discover earlier adaptations and see the differences in cinematography.

We at Here found the most amusing then-and-now scenes to let you see the evolution of the movie industry. You’ll want to watch all of them over again!

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

© Golden Harvest Company Ltd. © Paramount Pictures 

Wonder Woman

© Warner Bros. Television © Warner Bros. 

Captain America

© Universal Television © Marvel Enterprises © Paramount Pictures 

Wolverine (some things never change!)

© 20th Century Fox © Fox Studios Australia 

The Flash (TV series)

© Warner Bros. 

From Exo-Man to Iron Man

© Universal Television © Marvel Studios 

The Incredible Hulk

© Universal Television © Universal Pictures 

The Karate Kid

© Columbia Pictures Corporation © Columbia Pictures 

The Nutty Professor

© Paramount Pictures © Imagine Entertainment 

Willy Wonka / Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

© Wolper Pictures Ltd. © Warner Bros. 

The Amazing Spider-Man / Spider-Man

© Charles Fries Productions © Universal Studios Hollywood © Columbia Pictures Corporation 

Batman (TV series) / Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

© Columbia Pictures Corporation © Twentieth Century Fox © Warner Bros. 

Stephen King’s killer clown, IT

© Warner Bros. Television © Lin Pictures 

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider

© Paramount Pictures © Warner Bros. 

Alice in Wonderland or Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

© Paramount Pictures © Hepworth © Joseph Shaftel Productions © Babelsberg International Film Produktion GmbH © The Zanuck Company 

Sometimes it’s useful to see how your favorite movies began. You can also compare the people in different time periods, their fashions, and their mindset. Moreover, it can help you to better understand your parents or grandparents.

So what’s your favorite film? Is it an original or a remake? Share in the comments!

Preview photo credit Warner Bros. Television, Lin Pictures