Truly original movies are getting harder and harder to come by. All the possible ideas have already been done, so the best hope for originality is to combine two or more existing ideas into something new. Every couple of years, a filmmaker comes along with a genre-bending vision so unique and imaginative that it feels completely fresh. Quentin Tarantino combined kung fu movies, blaxploitation movies, and spaghetti westerns into Kill Bill. The Daniels combined martial arts action, multiversal sci-fi, and sobering family drama into Everything Everywhere All at Once. Edgar Wright combined superhero comics, old-school video games, and indie 2000s romcoms into Scott Pilgrim vs. the World.
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