LogFAQs > #956672040

It's the same issue with video games. Sequels and franchises are just much more financially sensible and less risky. Blackwidow, for example, was a relatively mediocre film but it still sold well attachment to the franchise makes it difficult for critiques to bomb the review scores.

The problem, of course, with sequels and franchises is inhibits the growth of new ips and ideas. Look how many open world video games have been released. Just slap that tag, drop some fetch quests, put Assasssins creed on the box, and you'll sell millions with an established franchise