Considering that the originals came out not that long ago, were pretty good for what they were, and had a satisfying story ending. Rebooting the series seems like a totally unnecessary and likely box office bombing endeavor.

Producers these days are completely lazy and devoid of new ideas.

Next time run your article by an editor. I lost track of how many times you switched the character's name from Andrea to Angela, back to Andrea, back to Angela.

Also, the reason the AMC character was so changed and underdeveloped relative to the comics was because of the firing of Frank Darabont.

Darabont was the original showrunner, however he had an ugly fallout with AMC. When he was fired midway season 2, both Laurie Holden and Jeffrey DeMunn (Dale) asked to be let go from the show as soon as possible in solidarity with Darabont who was a long time friend and collaborator of both.

All the regions of the world with freshwater sharks are well beyond the regions the Roman's reached, so they never encountered them, not to mention the possibility of successfully transporting one that survived the extremely long trip with the transportation methods of the time is nil.

Yes, Tarantino writes his own movies, but then again, he often cribs from what others have done to write his stuff. Nothing wrong with that, but in of pure "imagination" he has always been quite limited, and Scott's top two (Alien and Blade Runner) dwarf anything Tarantino has ever done.