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Hollyweird seems incapable of make something original. Most movies now are either remakes, prequals or sequels.
It’s not that they’re all incapable. It’s that the execs don’t have the balls to do anything that isn’t some how an existing, popular IP. In the past they wouldn’t touch it if they didn’t have a major star or famed director. The real problem is, they think EVERYTHING needs to be a blockbuster. A season for a tv show now rivals the most expensive movies ever made. Every movie is treated like it’s reasonable to expect it to earn a billion dollars. And it’s only compounded by the fact that the creatives don’t respect the projects they’re forced to work on, believing they can do better than the original creators that made the IP popular to begin with.