LIVE POLL: Favorite Oscars Déjà Vu Best Picture Movie?

I like that remake too, nice spin on the classic.

West Side Story 1961 | Romeo and Juliet Déjà Vu Best Picture Nominee
Original Best Picture Nominee: Romeo and Juliet (1936)
 Alternate Best Picture Déjà Vu: Romeo and Juliet (1968)

urbanemovies, that comment ended up in a spam filter, I fished it out. 

Wow, it wasn't even a comment, but just a picture.

I think this is the same A Star Is Born (2018) vs. A Star Is Born (1976) vs. A Star Is Born (1954) vs  A Star Is Born (1937) type of conversation as our recent discussion  on Point of No Return (1993) vs, La Femme Nikita (1990). All these films are great, I just think they were made in different times and for different audiences who tastes differs. Just like A Star is Born are reflective of the time periods they were for, I think the two Nikita versions are reflective of the differing tastes of European and American audiences. I agree with your comments, I lthink the shine will wear off for A Star Is Born (2018), I think it was a great re-interpretation, but always thought it was over-hyped, especially a couple months back when the experts were projecting an Oscar sweep.

I made your three corrections, plus made five more by changing the Deja Vu total to ten sets by adding Moulin Rouge and Romeo and Juliet . Plus, removing the dated West Side story pre-production comment and focusing on Oscars 2021.
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Moulin Rouge! 2001 | Movie 7.6 (262,581) Original Best Picture Nominee: Moulin Rouge (1952)
Romeo and Juliet 1968 | Movie 7.6 (28,847) Original Best Picture Nominee: Romeo and Juliet (1936)

Movie-goers' déjà vu experience the past two years with Best Picture Oscar-nominated films Little Women (2019) and A Star Is Born (2018) has become an annual tradition. That tradition is likely to continue at The Oscars (2021) next year with West Side Story (2020). In-development Oscar-worthy déjà vu films, like Cleopatra and My Fair Lady, potentially could keep that trend going in the future. Currently, the total sets of Best Picture nominated movies based on the same story stands at ten pairs. A notable mark for an award ceremony that for over ninety-two years has demonstrated an aversion to reboots, remakes and sequels.

Which of these Oscar nominees that trigger a déjà vu* feeling is your favorite Best Picture retelling?

*a feeling of having already seen the same story in a Best Picture nominee before (same story movie Best Picture sets based the on the same original source material or a revised version)