A film series is a sequence of related films that share common characters, themes, or narratives. These films are typically produced as part of a franchise, where each installment builds upon the story established in previous entries. Film series can vary in length, from just a few sequels to numerous entries, and may encompass different genres, such as action, comedy, drama, or horror. Often, film series are released in theaters, but they may also be distributed through other media, including streaming platforms or direct-to-video formats. Some well-known examples of film series include “Star Wars,” “Harry Potter,” and “The Marvel Cinematic Universe.” Each film in a series may explore different aspects of the overarching storyline, introduce new characters, or expand on existing ones, maintaining a connection to the central narrative that unites them.