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Originally Posted by TSOlson
I feel as if it's good and bad in some ways. A lot of older films weren't necessarily anticipating sequels, so that made the originals more iconic, and often the sequels not nearly as good. Now it seems they make films with a sequel in mind so it might not seem as complete as older films, but the new sequels will be better than the old sequels.
So in short...
Originals > Remakes
Remake sequels > original sequels
This isn't always true of course, but it might be true in terms of continuity.
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Yeah that does make sense, because a lot of the original directors did not make the films even thinking they would be so popular and they were also low budget, so they definitely did not plan on sequels. Good point.
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