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Line 7: Technological advances are also a factor. A silent film can be redone as a "[[Sound film\|talkie]]", a black-and-white movie can be remade in color, or both. A regular 2D motion picture can be redone in [[3D film\|3D]]. [[Walt Disney Pictures]] has remade or is ~~going~~planning to remake many of its animated classics as live-action productions, 24 as of October 2020.<ref>{{cite magazine \|url=https://www.oprahmag.com/entertainment/tv-movies/g23742339/disney-live-action-movie-remakes/ \|title=24 Classic Disney Movies That Are Getting Live-Action Remakes \|author=Elena Nicolaou \|date=October 21, 2020 \|magazine=[[O, The Oprah Magazine]]}}</ref> Remakes can be made in different languages. The English-language ''[[The Magnificent Seven]]'' (1960) is based on the Japanese-language ''[[Seven Samurai]]'' (1954). The former is also in color, whereas the latter is black-and-white.

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