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Many hosts expressed skepticism about Hollywood's ability to create successful, nostalgic adaptations anymore. They noted that Hollywood studios often rely on safe, derivative properties, leading to repetitious, homogenized content that lacks risk or innovation.
However, they highlighted that Nintendo, unlike Hollywood, is still producing quality adaptations—like the Mario movies—that have been surprisingly good. The potential for Zelda, Metroid, and other properties to continue successful franchise films remains promising if they stay true to their origins. Still, the pressure is immense, with intricate storylines, cultural expectations, and fan passions riding on each new project.