A new Westworld movie reboot is officially in development at Warner Bros., prompting discussion around the fate of HBO’s ambitious sci-fi series Westworld and whether the show could ever return for a proper conclusion. The series debuted to major acclaim and earned 22 Emmy nominations for its first season. (X) According to a recent report by Polygon, the rebooted film will be written by David Koepp, best known for scripting Jurassic Park and several of its sequels. The project revisits the original 1973 film concept created by Michael Crichton. What happens to HBO’s ‘Westworld’ now? The announcement has raised questions about the future of HBO’s adaptation, which premiered in 2016 and was created by Jonathan Nolan and Lisa Joy. The series debuted to major acclaim and earned 22 Emmy nominations for its first season. Built around a futuristic theme park populated by artificial “hosts,” the show explored themes of consciousness, artificial intelligence and free will long before AI became a mainstream cultural debate. However, the series gradually lost momentum over its four-season run. Polygon noted …