A remake is a new version of an existing work, such as a film, video game, or song. Remakes often aim to update the original for a modern audience, incorporating new technology, cultural references, or storytelling techniques. They can also introduce the story to a new generation who may not be familiar with the original. Remakes can vary in fidelity to the source material, with some closely following the original plot and others taking creative liberties. Popular examples include The Lion King, Ghostbusters, and Final Fantasy VII. While remakes can be met with excitement, they may also face criticism from fans of the original.