Great Movies That Never Had a Sequel
05-18-03, 10:20 PM
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Re: Re: Great Movies That Never Had a Sequel
Originally posted by diesteldorf
Didn't Butch and Sundance die at the
end of the movie?
That would make it kind of tough.
Didn't Butch and Sundance die at the
end of the movie?
That would make it kind of tough.
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05-18-03, 10:33 PM
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Originally posted by eedoon
how one could make a sequel to Titanic?
how one could make a sequel to Titanic?
05-18-03, 10:43 PM
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Originally posted by Mittman
Think BTTF 2 . . . we could follow the action of the Titanic sinking through the eyes of another couple on board. Perhaps Leonardo and Kate could make a few cameo appearances as the new couple's plot line intersects with Jack and Rose's timeline. It would probably go down as the worst sequel ever made, besides Caddyshack 2, but it was the biggest money maker of all time, and in Hollywood money is all that matters.
Think BTTF 2 . . . we could follow the action of the Titanic sinking through the eyes of another couple on board. Perhaps Leonardo and Kate could make a few cameo appearances as the new couple's plot line intersects with Jack and Rose's timeline. It would probably go down as the worst sequel ever made, besides Caddyshack 2, but it was the biggest money maker of all time, and in Hollywood money is all that matters.
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And speaking of which, look what I found here:
I don't know whether that is legit or not. But anyway, that's a shameful act.
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05-18-03, 11:02 PM
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Originally posted by Mittman
Think BTTF 2 . . . we could follow the action of the Titanic sinking through the eyes of another couple on board. Perhaps Leonardo and Kate could make a few cameo appearances as the new couple's plot line intersects with Jack and Rose's timeline. It would probably go down as the worst sequel ever made, besides Caddyshack 2, but it was the biggest money maker of all time, and in Hollywood money is all that matters.
Think BTTF 2 . . . we could follow the action of the Titanic sinking through the eyes of another couple on board. Perhaps Leonardo and Kate could make a few cameo appearances as the new couple's plot line intersects with Jack and Rose's timeline. It would probably go down as the worst sequel ever made, besides Caddyshack 2, but it was the biggest money maker of all time, and in Hollywood money is all that matters.
05-19-03, 07:36 AM
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Re: Re: Great Movies That Never Had a Sequel
Originally posted by diesteldorf
Didn't Butch and Sundance
That would make it kind of tough.
Didn't Butch and Sundance
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That would make it kind of tough.
Also, I seem to recall some kind of "prequel" to Butch Cassidy being released at some point. Anyone out there got a title for this?
05-19-03, 10:31 AM
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There were TWO sequels to BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID, as well as a prequel.
The sequels were MRS. SUNDANCE, starring Elizabeth (Bewitched) Montgomery and WANTED: THE SUNDANCE WOMAN with original star Katherine Ross. Both of these aired on TV in the mid 70s.
BUTCH AND SUNDANCE: THE EARLY YEARS opened theatrically in 1979 or 1980.
The sequels were MRS. SUNDANCE, starring Elizabeth (Bewitched) Montgomery and WANTED: THE SUNDANCE WOMAN with original star Katherine Ross. Both of these aired on TV in the mid 70s.
BUTCH AND SUNDANCE: THE EARLY YEARS opened theatrically in 1979 or 1980.
05-19-03, 02:12 PM
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Mystery Men never got it's sequel. Flaming Carrot was reportedly supposed to make his feature film debut, and that would have totally rocked.
Unbreakable. Still waiting for Breakable and Broken.
Who wouldn't have wanted to see the further adventures of Doug and Bob MacKenzie in a sequel to Strange Brew?
ET. There was a sequel in novel form. And speaking of movies with sequels in novel form only (so far) when will we see the remaining two books in the 2001 and 2010 series made?
The Graduate is supposedly still in talks to have a sequel. It would be great if they could do it before the original cast members die off.
Unbreakable. Still waiting for Breakable and Broken.
Who wouldn't have wanted to see the further adventures of Doug and Bob MacKenzie in a sequel to Strange Brew?
ET. There was a sequel in novel form. And speaking of movies with sequels in novel form only (so far) when will we see the remaining two books in the 2001 and 2010 series made?
The Graduate is supposedly still in talks to have a sequel. It would be great if they could do it before the original cast members die off.
05-19-03, 03:04 PM
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Originally posted by calhoun07
Mystery Men never got it's sequel. Flaming Carrot was reportedly supposed to make his feature film debut, and that would have totally rocked.
Unbreakable. Still waiting for Breakable and Broken.
Mystery Men never got it's sequel. Flaming Carrot was reportedly supposed to make his feature film debut, and that would have totally rocked.
Unbreakable. Still waiting for Breakable and Broken.
05-20-03, 12:15 AM
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Originally posted by Steve Phillips
There were TWO sequels to BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID, as well as a prequel.
The sequels were MRS. SUNDANCE, starring Elizabeth (Bewitched) Montgomery and WANTED: THE SUNDANCE WOMAN with original star Katherine Ross. Both of these aired on TV in the mid 70s.
BUTCH AND SUNDANCE: THE EARLY YEARS opened theatrically in 1979 or 1980.
There were TWO sequels to BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID, as well as a prequel.
The sequels were MRS. SUNDANCE, starring Elizabeth (Bewitched) Montgomery and WANTED: THE SUNDANCE WOMAN with original star Katherine Ross. Both of these aired on TV in the mid 70s.
BUTCH AND SUNDANCE: THE EARLY YEARS opened theatrically in 1979 or 1980.
The Early Years featured Tom Berenger and William Katt.
05-20-03, 01:53 PM
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I know it doesnt really fit the criteria of this thread, but I've always wondered why they never made a Ghostbusters 3. I think they could still make this movie, and have success.
05-20-03, 02:06 PM
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My wife always wanted to see a Before Sunrise sequal (although I love the way it ended.)
05-20-03, 02:58 PM
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Whatever happened to Independence Day 2. I was looking forward to it 5 minutes after seeing the first one.
E.T. sequel. Always wanted to see that.
Mystery Men 2, Definitely!!
Forrest Gump 2. I have no idea what it would be like, but I sure would like to see more of Forrest.
Titanic 2 idea: "The Search For The Necklace" Blahhhh
Biggest Hope (fingers crossed) Lord Of The Rings Prequel: The Hobbit
Of course, it wouldn't work if Ian McKellen didn't sign.
It would be so great to see Beorn on the big screen!! Still, my favorite character.
E.T. sequel. Always wanted to see that.
Mystery Men 2, Definitely!!
Forrest Gump 2. I have no idea what it would be like, but I sure would like to see more of Forrest.
Titanic 2 idea: "The Search For The Necklace" Blahhhh
Biggest Hope (fingers crossed) Lord Of The Rings Prequel: The Hobbit
Of course, it wouldn't work if Ian McKellen didn't sign.
It would be so great to see Beorn on the big screen!! Still, my favorite character.
05-20-03, 03:53 PM
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Originally posted by ToddSm66
I know it doesnt really fit the criteria of this thread, but I've always wondered why they never made a Ghostbusters 3. I think they could still make this movie, and have success.
I know it doesnt really fit the criteria of this thread, but I've always wondered why they never made a Ghostbusters 3. I think they could still make this movie, and have success.
05-20-03, 08:07 PM
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Originally posted by BigPete
Buckaroo Bonsai, too.
Buckaroo Bonsai, too.
I think that I heard that Big Trouble in Little China was going to be but then it was changed.