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Posted Friday, May 10th, 2013 at 1:13pm
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A bearded Chris Pine steps out in NYC!

‘Star Trek: Into Darkness’ actor Chris Pine out and about in New York City.

I’m loving the pinstriped suit. It fits him perfectly!

I’m getting so excited for the new ‘Star Trek!’

Photos: FameFlynet

Posted Friday, May 10th, 2013 at 10:10am
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Nothing is original anymore…

These days it seems like Hollywood is obsessed with recreating and releasing reboots and sequels. One can be forgiven for thinking that they’re low on original ideas, but is this really the case? Some say nothing could be further from the truth, but for many this is the way it honestly seems.

Perhaps it’s because film makers like to tease us with the idea of a sequel to one of our favorite movies and can thus do this way in advance? The same can be done if it’s a reinterpretation or even a reboot, whereas if it’s a new release they have to build up the story line and promote it within a limited time frame. So what do all these confusing terms mean? A ‘remake’ is exactly that – a recreation of a previously released movie. A ‘reboot’ is basically a re-launch of a previously established character or franchise. A ‘reinterpretation’ is when the original literary material is reviewed and presented in a new way.

By taking a look at the 250 most popular titles for this year on IMDb it reveals that we will receive 30 sequels, 7 major adaptations, 4 remakes, 3 prequels, 2 reboots and 1 spin-off. That doesn’t even take into account all the movies that are set to be produced this year. At an estimate we’re looking at 80% of movies being original whereas the remaining 20% are all, to one degree or another, something we’ve seen before.

We’re not saying that there isn’t a fantastic range of original movies being released this year, because there certainly are numerous superb films on the cards, but it does make one feel like you’re on jackpotcapitalcasino.com playing an exciting game – but it’s one you’ve played before. So what do we have to look forward to?

Which not-so-original films are being released and promise to be worth watching? “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire”, “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug”, “The Hangover III”, “The Wovlerine”, “Cloudy 2: Revenge of the Leftovers” and “Man of Steel” promise to keep us glued to the big screen and while this may be “The Year of Sequels, Prequels, Remakes and Reboots” as so aptly stated by IMDb, we are unlikely to be disappointed by the great selection of films on offer. The balance of the year is full of promise, and original or not, I’m certain that even the most selective movie buffs will find themselves going back for more.