What movies do you most wish you could rewrite?

[Crazywolf]

As in the title, what movies do you most wish you could rewrite.

Spoiler: my shortlist 

The Hobbit Trilogy - There was so much wrong with this I don't know where to start. Absurd action scenes, needless extra material, subplots making no sense. I'd change nearly the whole thing.

Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Now there is a case this shouldn't have been made at all and Indy the franchise left to rest in peace but on paper the new movie didn't necessarily need to be a bad film. Unfortunately though it was. If I wrote it myself I'd ditch all the buisness about the crystal skull and make the story about something different.

Kill Bill 1 & 2 - I actually liked these films but at the same time I thought with some changes they could have been even better.

The Force Awakens - The whole thing was just a shameless rip off of scenes from the first trilogy as well as the story making little sense and moments broke the suspention of disbelief like the jedi temple at the end being in fact a well known tourist attraction in Ireland (in real life the site is the remains of a monastery). Had they at least tried to make it look different it'd have been alright but as it was it was just totally identical to the real place.

[Paganpaige]

Vampire Academy. The movie tanked so they didn't make a second one. I really like the main actress but I don't like how they made the movie look like some teen suck fest lol

The divergent series: I read the books and I like the first movie but the next 2 are not what I expected. Especially the 3rd movie made me mad lol

Beautiful Creatures: I recently read the book and then tried to watch the movie. The movie was out of order, revealing things before they were supposed to be revealed, too focused on the love between the main two when it's a little more angst-y.

Those are just the ones I can think of right now. I'm sure there are more lol

[Alura]

Artemis Fowl falls into the same category as Vampire Academy and Beautiful Creatures for me also. The crux of it seems to be that film adaptations of YA infantilise the viewers as if they cannot appreciate character and world development. YA readers and viewers are brighter than they are credited sometimes. I would love to see more Holly Black, but am afraid of what they would do to it. I thought that The Spiderwick Chronicles film was actually fairly good, though it was funny enough aged below the YA titles we mentioned here.

In the same way, though, I suppose many movies and shows tend to over-explain even basic things these days. C'est la vie.