Sentence examples for reboots of from inspiring English sources

Even agnostics, unmoved by the remorseless reboots of the "Star Trek" franchise, may find themselves mourning the loss.

If they're not sequels, they're sequels to sequels or reboots of franchises I thought we'd booted to the curb long ago.

Other series to announce multiple sequels include both reboots of Ghostbusters (two films, one with female cast, on with male) and Men in Black (a trilogy of films without Will Smith).

"Part of the nature of culture is that we retell stories that are meaningful to us, again and again, in different ways," Mr. Jenkins said, pointing to Homer's "Iliad," Virgil's "Aeneid" and Dante's "Inferno" as "continual reboots of Greek mythology".

Producers are banking on this urge – there have been at least five recent reboots of shows that were, in their time, enormously popular – inspiring many of us to plough through 10 seasons of the original.

The Guide is crashing the final day of voice recording for a show that, even in the wake of several high-profile reboots of beloved children's classics, has a lot of people jumping up and down.

Obligatory reboot of an old show: None.

It also encourages a pragmatic rebooting of those relations.

A reboot of Labyrinth is a disgusting idea".

She represents a kind of reboot of tradition.

I refuse to see the "male-driven" reboot of Ghostbusters.