Movies You Wish Had A Sequel (and why)
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Big Trouble in Little China - Jack fuckin' Burton, yo. And it ends with a cliffhanger of sorts. And instead of San Francisco, I'd like to see him tackle another chinatown in a different city. Can you imagine Jack, with all this newfound knowledge, on his own trying to recruit help thinking all chinatowns are the same? Hilarity ensues.
Big Trouble in Little China - Jack fuckin' Burton, yo. And it ends with a cliffhanger of sorts. And instead of San Francisco, I'd like to see him tackle another chinatown in a different city. Can you imagine Jack, with all this newfound knowledge, on his own trying to recruit help thinking all chinatowns are the same? Hilarity ensues.
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#27
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I second Unbreakable,this is screaming for a trilogy but we get The Village instead?go figure.
And yet that shitpile made money. Go figure. I liken it to Simone where they made fun of the mass audience where they had a movie with a woman rolling around in a pig pen and people ate it up as a great film. Crappy movies always seem to win over the better films.
M. Night planned on two more movies: Breakable and Broken. I still want to see those.
I want to see a sequel(s) to Lost in Space. They had some great ideas planned for what could have been a cool franchise, and I don't think the movie was as terrible as people seemed to think it was.
I desperately wanted a sequel to Mystery Men, but I doubt that will ever happen.
There have been talks before of a sequel to the Graduate and if they are still planning on making it, now is a good time before we loose any more of the original cast members.
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Hulk - no more character background setup (and hulk dogs) blah blah blah. just all out rampage and destruction; some balls to iron walls Hulk Smash mayhem.
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Originally Posted by mookiemeister
Do you know why he dumped the sequel?
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Cameron was in active development of the sequel until 9/11, after which he dumped the whole thing. The sequel is dead.
Originally Posted by mookiemeister
Do you know why he dumped the sequel?
EDIT: Oops, beaten. I should read the second page of a thread before replying to something on the first page.
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Originally Posted by calhoun07
There have been talks before of a sequel to the Graduate and if they are still planning on making it, now is a good time before we loose any more of the original cast members.
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Originally Posted by Perkinsun Dzees
REVENGE OF THE SITH 2
The ending of the first film really leaves you hanging and I'd like to see more of Darth Vader.
The ending of the first film really leaves you hanging and I'd like to see more of Darth Vader.
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Originally Posted by Jadow
Schindler's List 2 : The New Batch
Jadow, This had me laughing so hard I was hurting, Your sense of humor is like a breath of fresh air in such a politically correct world we live in. Pure Genius Dammit, Pure genius.
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Originally Posted by HN
Hulk - no more character background setup (and hulk dogs) blah blah blah. just all out rampage and destruction; some balls to iron walls Hulk Smash mayhem.
Absolutely, This would Rock !
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How about Titanic?
I'm pretty sure that is the plan for the sequel.
I would have liked to have seen the sequel to the American Godzilla movie. Not that I liked the first one (quite the opposite), but I've read the story synopsis for the sequel and it is more in the spirit of the actual Godzilla, though not exactly. Certainly, it would have been more entertaining than the first one. If you've never read the synopsis (apparently Toho did before filming Godzilla vs. Megaguirus), you can do so here.
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Hulk - no more character background setup (and hulk dogs) blah blah blah. just all out rampage and destruction; some balls to iron walls Hulk Smash mayhem.
I would have liked to have seen the sequel to the American Godzilla movie. Not that I liked the first one (quite the opposite), but I've read the story synopsis for the sequel and it is more in the spirit of the actual Godzilla, though not exactly. Certainly, it would have been more entertaining than the first one. If you've never read the synopsis (apparently Toho did before filming Godzilla vs. Megaguirus), you can do so here.
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And Jews In Space so they can blow Hitler away during the climactic battle at the end.
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Originally Posted by resinrats
ID4 part 2. More aliens show up but this time, we have adapted some of the tech from the first bunch into our weapons.
the very best i could suggest is to get the aliens on the ground.
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Originally Posted by scott1598
i guess you missed that whole other trilogy!!
As for me, I wouldn't mind sequels to:
Buffalo 66
The 25th Hour
Cast Away
Unbreakable
Oh, and the more I can get of the Before Sunrise/Sunset series, the better.
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I'd like to see K's Heaven, Hell & Purgatory trilogy completed, another Twin Peaks film, another Evil Dead film of course, and i know this is a bit of a reach but i'd like to see a follow-up to Ingmar Bergman's Scenes From A Marriage. I'm sure the whole world wants to know where Marianne and Johan are some 30 years later. see, dreams do come true.
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