There's nothing you can't do with movie magic nowadays, in the peak era of remasters, re-releases, and remakes. While some movie-making mistakes deserve to be corrected, many others add charm and identity to iconic films. Outside of reshoots and recasting, post-production tools are usually the go-to solution for studios. Digital editing software can fix bad audio, continuity errors, and poor lighting, and the entire film's narrative can also be overhauled with heavy editing. One of Ryan Gosling's most acclaimed movies is finally being fixed 10 years after release, and it looks like the editors didn't even break a sweat.
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