Reimagining the imagined

It is a secret to no one, or at least to those who have an audiovisual, narrative or popular culture memory, that we live in times where stories that we previously knew have been RE invented, RE imagined or RE cycled to fill television schedules, movie theaters and platforms. distribution of multimedia content on the planet.

Some point out that this tendency to “recycle” series, comics, and old movies is evidence of a general crisis of creativity. Others point out that it is the intention of exploiting formulas