#franchise fatigue

Are rebooted franchises creatively bankrupt, or are fans just afraid of anything new?

Do you need to own every game in a series to enjoy it?

How do you feel about nostalgia-bait reboots ruining the magic of older series?

Is the obsession with 'cinematic universes' destroying standalone storytelling?

How do you even keep up with the deep-cut lore in modern franchise TV shows anymore?

Does anyone else think rebooting old series is just a cash grab now?

Did Marvel kill the art of cinema, or is that just a hot take from pretentious critics?

Is the constant cycle of reboots and sequels killing original storytelling in movies and series?

Are "perfect" movie sequels actually destroying the need for original storytelling?

Do you prefer movie sequels or completely original ideas now?

Is the MCU a cultural phenomenon or just a factory-made content trap?

Are you giving up on movies because of constant franchise remakes?