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Originally Posted by CyberCubed
Really? The 2000's is when movie companies started "playing it safe" and also started running out of ideas, that's why there are now so many remakes or sequels/prequels to old classic movies. Outside of the huge explosion of comic book movies (which are based on already established franchises), there haven't been many breakout new movies in the 2000's.
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Sequels have always been a thing. Superhero movies were also a thing a while back (albeit not quite as prevalent as today). There's
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Originally Posted by CyberCubed
Think of all the biggest movies of the last 16 years, the bulk of them are either comic book movies, sequels or remakes of old movies, or based on popular books like Harry Potter, etc.
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That doesn't describe the bulk of Pixar's work (for example
Inside Out) or
Zootopia; both were really big, original ideas and made within the last 16 years.