Longest stretch between sequels?
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Longest stretch between sequels?
It's been twelve years since the last Terminator movie and it'll be at least 15 years since the last Indy flick. Are these the longest stretches between sequels? I know the Alien series has had a couple of seven year ones as well.
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Terms of Endearment and its sequel (I forgot the name). I think it's about 20 years or so.
Blue Brothers and Blue Brothers 2000. Also about 20 years.
Blue Brothers and Blue Brothers 2000. Also about 20 years.
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Originally posted by Groucho
How about The Hustler and The Color of Money?
How about The Hustler and The Color of Money?
The Hustler - 1961
The Color of Money - 1986
25 years
The Godfather 2 - 1974
The Godfather 3 - 1990
26 years
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I am astonished that it has been that long since Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade came out... not to mention T2. My first thought was Last Picture Show and Texasville, but heck, that was only 19 years.
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Originally posted by wendersfan
Close...
The Hustler - 1961
The Color of Money - 1986
25 years
The Godfather 2 - 1974
The Godfather 3 - 1990
26 years
Close...
The Hustler - 1961
The Color of Money - 1986
25 years
The Godfather 2 - 1974
The Godfather 3 - 1990
26 years
I never did understand new math.
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Originally posted by marty888
I never did understand new math.
I never did understand new math.
The sad thing is that my job requires me to work with numbers on a regular basis.
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Originally posted by eedoon
Terms of Endearment and its sequel (I forgot the name). I think it's about 20 years or so.
Terms of Endearment and its sequel (I forgot the name). I think it's about 20 years or so.
Terms of Endearment and The Evening Star were only 13 years apart.
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The first one I thought of was Phantasm and Night of the Living Dead, but they were
9 years
Phantasm 1979
Phantasm II 1988
and 10 years
Night of the Living Dead 1968
Dawn of the Dead 1978
9 years
Phantasm 1979
Phantasm II 1988
and 10 years
Night of the Living Dead 1968
Dawn of the Dead 1978
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Originally posted by LBPound
The Hustler -> Color of Money (25 years) is as long as The Parent Trap -> The Parent Trap II. Same years ('61, '86) too.
The Hustler -> Color of Money (25 years) is as long as The Parent Trap -> The Parent Trap II. Same years ('61, '86) too.
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Originally posted by Groucho
How about The Hustler and The Color of Money?
How about The Hustler and The Color of Money?
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Originally posted by Groucho
How about:
King Solomon's Mines (1937)
and
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)
?
How about:
King Solomon's Mines (1937)
and
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003)
?
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Some of Disney's recent sequels have got to be strong contenders.
The Jungle Book (1967)
The Jungle Book 2 (2003)
36 years
Peter Pan (1953)
Return to Never Land (2002)
49 years
Cinderella (1950)
Cinderella 2: Dreams Come True (2002)
52 years
Dumbo (1941)
Dumbo 2 (upcoming I believe)
62 years and counting
Cinderella 2 was direct to video, and Dumbo 2 probably will be as well (assuming I didn't make it up, but I swear I remember it being mentioned), so they might not count. The other two were released theatrically though.
The Jungle Book (1967)
The Jungle Book 2 (2003)
36 years
Peter Pan (1953)
Return to Never Land (2002)
49 years
Cinderella (1950)
Cinderella 2: Dreams Come True (2002)
52 years
Dumbo (1941)
Dumbo 2 (upcoming I believe)
62 years and counting
Cinderella 2 was direct to video, and Dumbo 2 probably will be as well (assuming I didn't make it up, but I swear I remember it being mentioned), so they might not count. The other two were released theatrically though.
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Originally posted by Philip Reuben
Cinderella 2 was direct to video, and Dumbo 2 probably will be as well (assuming I didn't make it up, but I swear I remember it being mentioned), so they might not count. The other two were released theatrically though.
Cinderella 2 was direct to video, and Dumbo 2 probably will be as well (assuming I didn't make it up, but I swear I remember it being mentioned), so they might not count. The other two were released theatrically though.
But since, I've heard rumors that they discarded it as it wasn't working. In any event, it would have been direct-to-video, and it would be the longest time between sequels I can think of.
"Wizard of Oz" and "Return to Oz" (46 years) is up there, too.
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Why don't we narrow it down to sequels that feature the same actor/actress playing the same character that they did in the original. I personally don't think cartoons should count.
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Django (1966) and Django Strikes Again (1987) 21 years between them. The title character in both was played by Franco Nero and yes I know there was a massive amount of unofficial sequels that had nothing to do with the orginal excpet to cash in on the orginals success though there were some good ones.
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