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Movies are great fun, aren’t they? You get to relax in a comfy chair, escape reality for a couple hours, and lose yourself in an amazing world filled with wonder and enchantment. Or at least that’s what you thought when you purchased that ticket for Amazing Spider-Man 2. If only you had a time-traveling DeLorean that you could use to go back in time and warn yourself that it would turn out just like Fantastic 4, Green Lantern, and Star Trek Nemesis. But alas, you continue to buy tickets for movies like Batman and Robin, Spider-Man 3, and Superman 4: Quest for Peace because you know Marvel and DC based movies would never let you down. But they can, and they do.
A franchise isn’t an easy thing to establish. You have to make the perfect casting choices like Ryan Reynolds to play Deadpool, Tom Holland to play Spider-Man, Chris Pratt as Star-Lord, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, and so on. You have to write a good script that a solid director can get behind. But the most important thing is to focus on making a solid movie, and setup the sequels later. A lot of filmmakers tend to forget that, and therefore disintegrate any chance they had at a successful franchise. Movies like Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom are made simply to sell tickets to a third movie, and they suffer for it.Without the proper care and attention they need, movies can kill a franchise before it even begins.

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Our most requested Movie List to date, it’s time to take a look at the best original scores ever. From setting the mood, to upping the tension, to telling the entire story, a good score can do a lot. So here are 10 of the best!

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10 – Mood – Elevator to the Gallows
9 – Tone – The Godfather
8 – An Idea – Dunkirk
7 – Psychological Manipulation – Psycho
6 – Scope – Ben Hur
5 – Conflict – Alexander Nevsky
4 – Tension – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
3 – Subtext – There Will Be Blood
2 – Theme pt 1 – The Empire Strikes Back
1 – Theme pt 2 – The Sea Hawk

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Movie studios rely on marketing to hook an audience and have ultimately lied to viewers time and time again. Just look at franchises like Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street. They both marketed the “Final Nightmare” and “Freddy’s Dead” while still releasing a countless number of sequels following their release. The same type of marketing doesn’t just apply to horror movies. There are numerous franchises in 2019 marking “the end” when we all know it’s just a big lie.

The Star Wars Skywalker saga is going out in a big way with the ninth installment this fall. While it may be the last time we see Luke or Leia on the big-screen, there is a lot more story to tell within the universe. Toy Story 3 should have ended the franchise, but the adventures of Woody and Buzz will continue in Toy Story 4 and likely with more in the future. The one franchise that never seems to die is Terminator. As long as Arnold is willing to act, the movies will continue. Is the Avengers 4 going to be the end of the Avengers? Don’t count on it. Sure, the MCU will have major changes, but the Avengers will likely live on in some form. Daniel Craig is making James Bond 25, but the character will continue to enthrall each new generation as the super spy franchise never dies. Watch to learn about these franchise lies and how they will all continue in the future of both film and television!

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