> I happen to think it is one of the greatest movies of all
> time. I think the idea of a remake is horrible.
>
> > Hot Patootie is one of my least favourite songs from the
> > film and Meat singing it doesn't sway me in liking it any
> > more.
> >
> > > I agree that it was a crappy movie, though it's hard to
> > > get tired of Meat singing Hot Patootie (and the fact that
> > > they're eating meat loaf, haha). In response to the other
> > > person's question, Rocky Horror did precede BOOH in terms
> > > of release date (1975 vs 1977), but I believe Jim started
> > > writing BOOH in 1975 and rehearsed with Meat in between
> > > filming.
> > >
> > > Now, regardless of how bad the movie was, it's a cult
> > > classic and doesn't need to be remade, especially since
> > > Richard O'Brien says he's not involved with it. (And I
> > > heard a rumor that Marilyn Manson's gonna play Dr. FNF.)
> > >
> > > > I'm probably one of the few people who think the film was
> > > > utter shite, even though it had a few catchy songs.
> > > >
> > > > > I will watch the film when it comes out too. I love the
> > > > > original but if they are remaking it with new music by
> > > > > Richard O'Brien, then my curiosity will make me go and see
> > > > > it. I'm surprised to hear that Jim didn't care for RHPS.
> > > > > Did Meat Loaf's appearance in RHPS in any way help Jim and
> > > > > Meat to get Bat Out Of Hell off the ground? Forgive my
> > > > > ignorance, but was RHPS released before Bat? I know that
> > > > > the driving forces behind Bat were Jim's songs and Meat's
> > > > > voice but did Rocky Horror make Meat into minor
> > > > > celebrity?
> > > > > Of course getting Bat Out Of Hell off the ground required
> > > > > a monumental effort but even Meat being a minor celebrity
> > > > > might have helped them a little bit.
> > > > >
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