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And services can use those hooks to get eyes on their other offeringsThis was a fan made trailer but Will Smith liked it so much him and Quincy Jones got with the guy who made it and they are currently shopping it to streaming services.
As to why everything is a reboot or sequel, it’s simple economics. There is a ton of original content out there. Frankly there’s too much, so much that it’s hard for good writers to get attention because of the glut of scripts being passed around. However, anything with a built in audience goes to the front of the line (you have to own the rights to get it read). It costs millions to make a movie or TV show. That’s a big risk and a built in audience reduces the risk (it doesn’t eliminate it).
This was a fan made trailer but Will Smith liked it so much him and Quincy Jones got with the guy who made it and they are currently shopping it to streaming services.
As to why everything is a reboot or sequel, it’s simple economics. There is a ton of original content out there. Frankly there’s too much, so much that it’s hard for good writers to get attention because of the glut of scripts being passed around. However, anything with a built in audience goes to the front of the line (you have to own the rights to get it read). It costs millions to make a movie or TV show. That’s a big risk and a built in audience reduces the risk (it doesn’t eliminate it).
yup.so there are reboots because people do not demand more and will go see anything. This doesn't look half as bad as most of it does. But I generally pass. Audiences in general are just weak. We don't get unbiased news anymore because not enough people demand it. In fact, by tuning in to the other stuff we demand just the opposite. Its not the networks fault. Its not Hollywoods fault that most of their movies have been concentrating on CGI over content for well over a decade. Its audiences.
so there are reboots because people do not demand more and will go see anything. This doesn't look half as bad as most of it does. But I generally pass. Audiences in general are just weak. We don't get unbiased news anymore because not enough people demand it. In fact, by tuning in to the other stuff we demand just the opposite. Its not the networks fault. Its not Hollywoods fault that most of their movies have been concentrating on CGI over content for well over a decade. Its audiences.