You do know there are other movies with this same similar comparison right? One of them being another Stephen King adaption that came out in the late 80s "The Running Man". Lol Then you have "The Condemned" with Steve Austin (Stone Cold), The Hunger Games was never the first, lol. It just came out at a great time when everyone forgot the other films and became popular within today's generation. I didn't really care for The Hunger Games, Catching Fire in my opinion was the best and the only movie that was good. Lol And also they now have a "The Running Man" reboot/remake with (Baby Driver) Director and starring dude from (Twisters, Top Gun: Maverick and Netflix's Hitman) excuse me because I am bad with names when it comes to these actors. Lol

LionHeart and The Quest were both movies that were co written by Frank Dux and he also served as fight choreographer on both films which is who also wrote Bloodsport, in my opinion LionHeart was a better movie, "The Quest" was basically Van Damme's Bloodsport. Lol

Definitely no reboots, they already reboot every single thing now, reboots don't work for everything and Disney is good at rebooting everything over and over, maybe it's time to get over the fact that their sequel trilogy is cannon and move on, they can fix everything as they continue forward if they are smart. lol

The directors are men who wanted to be women, the true story behind the movies which was revealed with the lastest movie The Matrix Resurrection is that Neo a man becomes Trinity the woman. That's it. The movie series is their story about their own transformation from being one thing at birth but then transforming into something else. That's why in Resurrection Trinity has the same powers that Neo had, reason that together they were stronger. No this is not something that is true, this is just something that myself picked up from the movies and also learning more about the directors/writers The Wachowski Brothers/Sisters. Lol