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"I think that rebooting Scream, or not quite reboot, but making Scream for a new generation with Scream 5 was the perfect choice to make for the type of films that they are. I mean, for films that are all about, you know, making fun of Hollywood and making fun of these tropes. I think that at a time when people are always complaining about constant reboots and a lack of originality, it makes perfect sense that, you know, reboots and sequels would. Would be sort of a."
"I think that rebooting Scream, or not quite reboot, but making Scream for a new generation with Scream 5 was the perfect choice to make for the type of films that they are. I mean, for films that are all about, you know, making fun of Hollywood and making fun of these tropes. I think that at a time when people are always complaining about constant reboots and a lack of originality, it makes perfect sense that, you know, reboots and sequels would. Would be sort of a."
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"I think that rebooting Scream, or not quite reboot, but making Scream for a new generation with Scream 5 was the perfect choice to make for the type of films that they are. I mean, for films that are all about, you know, making fun of Hollywood and making fun of these tropes. I think that at a time when people are always complaining about constant reboots and a lack of originality, it makes perfect sense that, you know, reboots and sequels would. Would be sort of a."
"I think that rebooting Scream, or not quite reboot, but making Scream for a new generation with Scream 5 was the perfect choice to make for the type of films that they are. I mean, for films that are all about, you know, making fun of Hollywood and making fun of these tropes. I think that at a time when people are always complaining about constant reboots and a lack of originality, it makes perfect sense that, you know, reboots and sequels would. Would be sort of a."