Sequels you wish never existed?
#52
Member
Re: Sequels you wish never existed?
Ted 2 for me. On repeated viewings I've enjoyed it more and more.
#53
DVD Talk Gold Edition
#54
Re: Sequels you wish never existed?
...The second one especially, as it introduces the dumb concept that Laurie Strode is Michael Myers' long lost sister. Changes the dynamic of the first one, where she was just a random victim. That's what made it so creepy. And I'm sorry, you can't "un-know" that and watch it fresh ever again. Sequels CAN ruin the movies that come before them.
#55
DVD Talk Hero
Re: Sequels you wish never existed?
I don't think comedy sequels need to be as good as the original to qualify their existence, they just need to be entertaining in their own right.
That said, most of them do fail that test. I agree with Ted 2 being funnier than the first. I also liked Waynes World 2, Rush Hour 2, The Naked Gun 2 1/2, Hot Shots Part Deux, Addams Family Values and A Very Brady Sequel.
That said, most of them do fail that test. I agree with Ted 2 being funnier than the first. I also liked Waynes World 2, Rush Hour 2, The Naked Gun 2 1/2, Hot Shots Part Deux, Addams Family Values and A Very Brady Sequel.
#56
Re: Sequels you wish never existed?
A Shot In The Dark is pretty good.
#57
DVD Talk Legend
Re: Sequels you wish never existed?
Waynes World 2 was good though most of the public would disagree. Christmas Vacation might be one of the rare good comedy sequels.
Independence Day Resurgence
The first movie was ok but not really worthy of a sequel.
Bill Pullman looking like the dos equis dude in the beginning could not save that movie.
Independence Day Resurgence
The first movie was ok but not really worthy of a sequel.
Bill Pullman looking like the dos equis dude in the beginning could not save that movie.