This year’s Oscar contenders exemplify that the majority of films celebrated at the Academy Awards are indeed adaptations of existing works, in line with a growing trend for studios.
The appeal of adaptations lies in their ability to leverage existing fan bases and recognition, which works favorably for filmmakers aiming for commercial success and critical acclaim.
The complex relationship between copyright and adaptations showcases a way for studios to navigate intellectual property while still creating original content, thus fostering creativity.
As the film industry continues to adapt works from literature and other mediums, it begs the question of what constitutes originality, especially in the context of the Barbie movie.
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