The document discusses Hollywood's tendency to create unnecessary sequels, prequels and remakes. It provides three sources that argue sequels ruin classic films by removing originality, that people want something new as reports show less popularity in sequels, and that while some sequels like Jurassic World are very popular and make a lot of money, audiences are still partly to blame by supporting these films. The document also includes a link to a Diggo outliner on the topic of computer graphics.

1. Selected Social Media Post
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2. Theme
Unnecessary Sequels,
Prequels & Remakes in
Hollywood
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3. Research
Sequels ruin a classic film
- All originality is gone
http://www.thewrap.com/point-
break-review-remake-edgar-
ramirez-luke-bracey/
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4. Research
People want something new!
- Reports show less
popularity in sequels
http://www.themarysu
e.com/sequels-and-
remakes-are-over/
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5. Research
It’s your fault!
- Jurassic World
made$652,270,625. We all
saw it.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co
m/2015/06/17/middlebrow-
sequels_n_7604782.html
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6. Diggo link
https://www.diigo.com/outliner/8t54ar/Comp
uter-Graphics
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