Look at Mad Max: Fury Road. That’s a reboot of a franchise that hadn’t been relevant in decades, and it blew everyone away. It was better than the originals—more intense, better action, and it actually had a real story. Sequels and reboots aren’t just cash grabs. They take what worked before and improve it. We get better effects, tighter writing, and characters we already care about. Original movies are great, sure, but they’re risky. Half the time they flop or get forgotten. A reboot or sequel has a built-in audience and a foundation to build on. That’s why we get stuff like The Dark Knight or Top Gun: Maverick—both sequels, both masterpieces. So yeah, they’re better because they’re refined, not random.
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