Personally this is one movie that I'd rather not see remade but the basic idea of bad guy kidnaps good guys daughter, good guy go's on a mission, kills a bunch of people in increasingly messy ways, throws in the occasional one-liners could work today but for me it was a cool product of its era, infact one of my fav cheesy 80's action flicks. It should just stay that way, anyone here want to see a modern day John Matrix, is it possible to recreate this gem of a movie without taking on a serious tone and losing its humour?

And chances are you won't find too many action/Schwarzenneger fans prepared to say a bad word against the oak's '85 effort - and with good reason, it was a friggin good time for all, y'all!
Still, producer Joel Silver tells Collider he was never that happy with the film. He thinks it could have been better. And to this day, he's still toying with the idea of remaking it (though assumingly without Schwarzenegger).

"We talked about maybe remaking "Commando" at one point because that wasn't....I think it could have been a much better movie and we didn't really have the money or the time to do that properly, so I wouldn't mind trying to do that one again", Silver, who also produced Schwarzenegger starrer "Predator", tells the website.

(Did you know that "Die Hard" was originally intended to be a sequel to "Commando", with Schwarzenegger reprising his role as John Matrix? True story!).

Speaking of projects-Silver-wants-to-do-but-likely-wont, Lethal Weapon 5 is still immobile.

''Mel Gibson just didn't want to do it. He just didn't feel it was the right time for him to do it, so we aren't doing it now'', Silver says. ''Shane Black actually wrote something and he liked it but he just didn't want to commit to it at that time''.

Here's hoping he will..... another Shane Black-penned "Lethal Weapon" can only be better than sex, right!? right!? [Source Moviehole]