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context: Hey, OP, Bah Humbug. >
  
  what are you talking about exactly? like what movies specifically would you classify in that category? and what should they do instead? >
  
  Have you watched any other movie in any other genre?
  The vast majority of any movies in same genre (any genre) could be boiled down to the 'same story'. Most movies use the same basic 'gimmicks'.
  If you watch enough movies in pretty much any genre you want, you will definitely start noticing repeating stories, and repeating patterns.
  The only difference tends to be is one genre you like, so you don't mind the repetition so much, and the other genre you don't, so you don't like the repetition. >
  
  I've noticed that many animated Movies(family) revolve around a character who gets lost and tries to return home >
  
  Essentially the plot of Disney flicks.
  Of course I’m biased towards the classics and Renaissance era Disney flicks, but modern Disney movies post I’d say Tarzan (maybe Atlantis) just don’t seem to have the “spark” that made them so memorable. 
  I’ve noticed the animation style of modern Disney since the first Frozen has become a homogenous blob, think it’s because all their flicks are CG now. 
  I think 2D ages better than 3D, which is why I think movies like Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin still look gorgeous to this day (both used very early CGI for a scene or two but otherwise it’s 2D hand drawn animation) >
  
  Whatever OP, Paddington 2 is an amazing movie.