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Do any sequels change the genre of the franchise? (zerobytes.monster)
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The original post: /r/movies by /u/SighMartini on 2024-12-26 10:52:56.

If sequels generally try to recreate the magic of the original, I'm wondering if any go off piste and change the genre of the whole franchise?

I'm thinking less about sequels which ignore the original, or merely borrow the original's title for name recognition.

I'm wondering more about sequels which function as sequels but alter the focus enough to arguably change the genre? Perhaps by hyperfocusing upon one aspect or theme of the original?

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