A Franchise Reboot refers to the process of reviving an existing media franchise—such as films, television series, video games, or books—by reimagining or restarting it in a fresh context. This can involve reworking narrative elements, updating characters, or changing the overall tone and style to appeal to a new audience or to reinvigorate interest in the franchise. Unlike a sequel or prequel, which continues the existing story, a reboot often disregards previous storylines and events, providing a clean slate for storytellers. The goal is typically to attract both new fans and those familiar with the original material, often by integrating contemporary themes, innovative storytelling techniques, or advancements in technology. Examples of franchise reboots include films like “Batman Begins” or “Spider-Man” (the 2002 version compared to 2012’s “The Amazing Spider-Man”).
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