Why Every Major Intellectual Property Shouldn't Become A Big Hollywood Production. (Reel Talk #1)

🎬 Why Every Intellectual Property Shouldn’t Become a Big Hollywood Production 🎬

In an era dominated by reboots, remakes, sequels, and shared universes, the question isn’t what can be adapted — it’s what should be. In this video, we explore why not every intellectual property needs to be turned into a massive Hollywood production.

From beloved books and games to niche stories and cult classics, we break down how scale, budget, and franchise expectations can sometimes strip away the very soul that made an idea special in the first place. Bigger doesn’t always mean better — and not every story is meant to be stretched into a blockbuster or cinematic universe.

This discussion looks at creativity, storytelling intent, and the importance of restraint in an industry chasing constant expansion. We examine when adaptations work, when they don’t, and why some ideas thrive best when left untouched, kept small, or explored in more intimate formats.

Is Hollywood adapting too much? Are some stories better preserved as they are? Join the conversation in the comments and share which properties you think should — or shouldn’t — make the leap to the big screen 👇

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