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Sarah Michelle Gellar changes her mind on 'Buffy' reboot, now 'maybe' open to it

Sarah Michelle Gellar changes her mind on a 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' reboot: 'We need those heroes, I think, more so than ever.'

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  • Imagine the creativity that would flourish if financial interests would invest in new stories rather than beating the corpses of long dead cows for that last morsel of profit.

    • I can't believe executives aren't looking at this reboot/remake phase and going like "reusing IP is great, let's make new IP so that we can make new franchises"

      • Creating new IP is a long term strategy that harms short term objectives at the benefit of long term ones.

        Most execs are not incentivized to do anything but max this quarters profit. Execs are only concerned with the immediate as their salaries are based on quarterly and annual objectives.

        The system is designed to race to the bottom. Who can create the most revenue while providing the very least to the consumer.

      • That doesn't guarantee number go up.

        We must fail to create and learn, without failure there is no growth and sometimes those failures birth something spectacular. Our system has us at a stranglehold, it stifles and discourages creative solutions, and the stories we tell reflect this. There is no future if we continue like this. This is a symptom of a sick system.

  • For those seeing the jokes about needing money, and that's why she's willing.

    She took a break from acting to raise her kids. Her and her husband are far from broke.

    They could both quit entirely, and would have to develop am 80s level coke habit to blow through their collective assets

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