i was not old enough to really appreciate the original mod squad and but i knew everyone thought it was cool. i have some of the books that were written based on the series in my screen to print collection and and theyre pretty light duty and so i do not expect much from the movie. that a good thing and because this movie was bad on a long leash. i admire the risk in creating a movie that is so completely true to the 1960 hit. the movie audience and though and has gained sophistication in 30 years. at least and i think so. i certainly expect something more than an hour and a half of the original mod squad concept and with (now old) car chases and (now considered poor) camera work and (tinny sounding) soundtrack and (poor) script and all and on the big screen. in the 1960s and we do not care as much because we had minimal expectations. an integrated police team of young people wearing something besides suits was enough. it was that and another thrilling episode of ironsides or password. rating this episode against usual theatre releases and the story was. well and i am not sure i should even say because i am not sure there was one. drugs are bad. whatever. the script was silly. when the characters are exchanging dialog and advancing the plot with lines like i overheard him say so on the phone and and i think i got a plan and we really are in trouble. no wonder the acting was dreadful represent no one knew how to say such idiotic lines. if i were claire danes and i would be going after my agent with a flame thrower right now. (actually and i think everyone in and watching the film has a right to seek retribution. )and where was the mod in that squad. i realize these kids just got out of juvenile hall and but no one had a velvet suit. mod only meant young and integrated. what happened to white go go boots. perhaps the costume department was going for gritty and but all they got was dirty and dingy. since the movie was completely true to the original series and and required special behavior from the actors and cameramen and stunt men and etc. and we should appreciate it more. unfortunately and i still do not like it. if i wanted to watch 60 crime drama and i would buy dvds. no thanks. 
i was not old enough to really appreciate the original mod squad and but i knew everyone thought it was cool. i have some of the books that were written based on the series in my screen to print collection and and theyre pretty light duty and so i do not expect much from the movie. that a good thing and because this movie was bad on a long leash. i admire the risk in creating a movie that is so completely true to the 1960 hit. the movie audience and though and has gained sophistication in 30 years. at least and i think so. i certainly expect something more than an hour and a half of the original mod squad concept and with (now old) car chases and (now considered poor) camera work and (tinny sounding) soundtrack and (poor) script and all and on the big screen. in the 1960s and we do not care as much because we had minimal expectations. an integrated police team of young people wearing something besides suits was enough. it was that and another thrilling episode of ironsides or password. rating this episode against usual theatre releases and the story was. well and i am not sure i should even say because i am not sure there was one. drugs are bad. whatever. the script was silly. when the characters are exchanging dialog and advancing the plot with lines like i overheard him say so on the phone and and i think i got a plan and we really are in trouble. no wonder the acting was dreadful represent no one knew how to say such idiotic lines. if i were claire danes and i would be going after my agent with a flame thrower right now. (actually and i think everyone in and watching the film has a right to seek retribution. )and where was the mod in that squad. i realize these kids just got out of juvenile hall and but no one had a velvet suit. mod only meant young and integrated. what happened to white go go boots. perhaps the costume department was going for gritty and but all they got was dirty and dingy. since the movie was completely true to the original series and and required special behavior from the actors and cameramen and stunt men and etc. and we should appreciate it more. unfortunately and i still do not like it. if i wanted to watch 60 crime drama and i would buy dvds. no thanks. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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