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Then how about the Prisoner of Zendar, which had a shot for shot remake made in 1952 where the new film divided audiences despite having identical shooting scripts, cinematography, film score, and according to at least one book I read in my film studies class in college some of the crew returned...

That was kind of the same thought sentiment that went into the 90s shot for shot remake of Psycho, the original was fine but they thought it was something that could cater to the at the time modern fans who were more used to color films vs black and white and that by doing it shot for shot they...

Not to mention the diminishing returns of a shot for shot remake, many people who loved the original will not watch a shot for shot remake, because they can still go and watch the original. Even if its done in a different style, the new style will likely remove half the original audience...