Politicians running for re-election may “remake themselves.”
Companies “reinvent themselves.” If the company happens to make films, are the
stories necessarily reinvented—essentially being retold—too? If this becomes
the norm, is the implication that storytellers have exhausted the story
plotlines that the human mind can conceive? Perhaps retelling old stories is
simply laziness and corporate expediency at the expense of substance.
The full essay is at “Disney”