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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Hollywood is the single biggest and most influential film industry in the world, but sometimes, it overlaps with itself and other new releases that appear oddly similar. While the movie industry has gone through different trends and eras with certain types of movies becoming more popular at certain times, most movies are unique and different in several ways.
Related 10 Best "Vs" Movies Of All Time, Ranked "Vs" movies create a clear narrative where two parties are actively at odds, and in the history of cinema, they have featured a wide array of stories. In Juno, teenage best friends accidentally get pregnant and complicate their relationship. Once again, they consider their options, although with added weight regarding their futures and education, and the father offers to step up. However, in both movies, the fathers are pushed away as the mothers choose to take on their journey alone. Eventually, relationships are healed and formed, resulting in a happy ending for all involved.
6 Olympus Has Fallen - White House Down Releasing four months apart in 2013, both Olympus Has Fallen and White House Down feature strikingly similar stories. Both are political action thrillers revolving around a plot where the White House is under attack, and an unexpected hero steps in to save the day and the President. In Olympus Has Fallen, Gerard Butler stars as the highly skilled agent who protects the President, played by Aaron Eckhart.
While the films' biggest difference is potentially the setting, with one in the US and the other in England, the stories are remarkably similar and zany. Both movies revolve around ridiculous events playing out, and a group of people partying while the world is about to fall to pieces. However, due to the dire situation, their parties are interrupted, and they must choose to band together in an effort to hold back the apocalypse.
3 Spectre - Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation Two of the largest and most enduring espionage franchises ever made also came dangerously close to releasing within weeks of each other. Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation was moved up to avoid conflict . This move was almost certainly the right choice, as competing with a similar film like the latest bond movie, Spectre, would have been a terrible mistake. However, they did still come out approximately four months apart.
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