Freshly baked, straight from the oven. This came out recently.
Lol...they are still making those? Haven't seen that on yet..
I did watch these pieces of shit though:
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Lol...they are still making those? Haven't seen that on yet..
I did watch these pieces of shit though:
lol Eugene Levy's face in every single one of those sequels is basically saying "yea I know, but can you blame me? Now pay me, I got kids to put through college".
I don't understand how he's in all these movies. How does he fit in? It doesn't seem like Jason Biggs is in most of em, so why is Jim's dad always hanging with horny teenagers?
I did. 3 is actually pretty good.Okay be honest, how many of you actually remembered that there was a Cars 3?
I didn't hate it quite as much as I hated the book version of American Psycho. Worst book ever? Maybe. I refuse to watch the first movie so I can't compare those.
Did you know Dreams to Dream was nominated for a Golden Globe for Original Song that year? It was up against two entries from Beauty and the Beast though.
Video games that act as a sequel to the movie:
The Thing which came out on PS2. Pretty decent game.
Telltale's BttF sets after III, but it really just a rehash of the first movie formula except now it's focused on Doc's younger self.
Evil Dead games continuity is as messy as the whole franchise.
The Thing which came out on PS2. Pretty decent game.
Telltale's BttF sets after III, but it really just a rehash of the first movie formula except now it's focused on Doc's younger self.
Evil Dead games continuity is as messy as the whole franchise.
I...I was an edgy teenager and I loved this had a huge crush on her.
I'm sure there are dozens of us.
Yeah, I was going to post this, only found out about it this week and I want to watch it.Did know there a pseudo sequel to The Exorcist
called The Ninth Configuration?
For people who don't know about it, the movie is about Billy Cutsaw, the astronaut Reagan tells is going to die in space at the dinner party.
Due to his encounter with Reagan, he has a mental breakdown during the space launch and is sent to an asylum for veteran soldiers.
Lol...they are still making those? Haven't seen that on yet..
I did watch these pieces of shit though:
I watched most of those IIRC, and they ranged from mediocre at best to just straight up bad. But I guess they were a safe paycheck for Levy.
There being a Ring 2 is no surprise, but there were three different films that each served as a separate sequal to the first one, each with completely different plots.
I think only the Naked Mile was sort of acceptable haha. But that could be because I think Jessy Schram is cute :P
This was going to be my vote, Highlander getting a sequel somehow wasn't farfetched but that the franchise could survive after Highlander 2 on the other hand was unexpected. So Highlander 2 getting a sequel was shocking to me.
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Cruel Intentions 2, I know it wasn't going to be Cruel Intentions 2 but it is!
Why?
I wonder if they managed to escape pirate's cove though.
Also is that a penguin in the background?
Wait who is Bindi Irwin. I don't want to Google that. Bindi sounds really Australian though. Is she Steve Irwin's daughter? What's going on with this movie
And it worked out cause his kid created one of the best comedy shows in the last ten years
Not a sequel but you forgot this happened
For that matter, don't forget this:
this thread is giving me a good laugh. i had heard about some of these sequels but there's a lot that i never knew existed until now. i even saw some of the ones i knew about since i was curious about what happens in them.
one thing i wonder. how come this doesn't happen to other more known IPs? is it because the originals to these movies end up as not very valuable IPs in the long run and D-tier filmmakers can snatch them up easily?
one thing i wonder. how come this doesn't happen to other more known IPs? is it because the originals to these movies end up as not very valuable IPs in the long run and D-tier filmmakers can snatch them up easily?
Is Eugene Levy under contract to do so many American Pie movies?Lol...they are still making those? Haven't seen that on yet..
I did watch these pieces of shit though:
It's not really that weird, lol. The Lion King is one of Disney's biggest moneymakers and in the 90s they were making a crapload of straight-to-DVD sequels to their theatrical animated films, so it's not surprising Lion King was one of them.
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I heard this was good, odd it never got a sequel even on DVDOddly enough WWE Studios has had their hand in an actually good horror film before
Wait I knew Scorpion King got a sequel without Dwayne Johnson but TWO MORE AFTER THAT WHAT
Hey!! I unironically enjoy all of the movies listed here ^_^ The Santa Clause 3 in particular is better than you'd ever expect it to be.Three Santa Clause films?
Highlander 2 never got a sequel, though. Pretty much every piece of Highlander media ignores every other piece of Highlander media except maybe the first movie and/or the live action TV show.
I keep telling people about this movie. At least you know Wrong Turn was a schlock horror movie that allows for some fun horror stuff (see Dead Meat's YouTube death counts for the series, it's pretty fun to watch). How did someone go "yeah let's grab the name of this war drama to make sequels with military non-stop action y'all".
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Cruel Intentions 2, I know it wasn't going to be Cruel Intentions 2 but it is!
I remember randomly coming across this not knowing it existed then being even more surprised that Amy Adams was in it lol.
honestly a lot of these shitty sequels are guilty pleasures of mine. The sequels to Carrie and American Psycho in particular. I also didn't know Rosemary's Baby had a sequel so I'm definitely watching that.
Love to see anti-war films (Jarhead, Behind Enemy Lines) get very pro-war, WWE-starring sequels
And of course, The Marine is still going. Awful.
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Regeneration is actually a fantastic film with some amazing fight-scenes. Easily the best in the series.
I think I've seen both of them. They're alright.
No idea if that was mentioned yet, but Undisputed with Wesley Snipes in the first movie only got good with the second one that featured Michael J White and Scott Adkins. There are 4 now.
Edit: Got mentioned already
Undisputed, a movie starring Ving Rhames and Wesley Snipes about a pro boxer ending up in prison and taking on the local champ, got three sequels.
I never saw Boyka: Undisputed, but 2 and 3 are fantastic.
Some great examples in here! I was surprised when I realized that two Denys Arcand movies with 17 years in between them were actually part of the same franchise:
The Decline of the American Empire (Le Déclin de l'empire Américain, 1986)
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The Barbarian Invasions (Les Invasions barbares, 2003)
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They're ensemble films, and the whole cast returns. It's actually told as a reunion, when one of the main characters gets sick with cancer, and it's pretty amazing to see all the actors reprising their roles. Barbarian Invasions also won the oscar for best foreign language picture in 2004 and swept some awards in Cannes. Pretty rare that sequels manage that. It's also not necessary to watch the first in order to enjoy the second, but it even adds to the movie. The english language trailer is pretty bad (mostly because of the narrator), but the film itself is really fantastic. Both are. I wish sequels like that were more common. I can only think of the Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight, where it's obvious because of the titles. Other examples?
The Decline of the American Empire (Le Déclin de l'empire Américain, 1986)
Subbed Trailer
The Barbarian Invasions (Les Invasions barbares, 2003)
French Language Trailer | English Language Trailer
They're ensemble films, and the whole cast returns. It's actually told as a reunion, when one of the main characters gets sick with cancer, and it's pretty amazing to see all the actors reprising their roles. Barbarian Invasions also won the oscar for best foreign language picture in 2004 and swept some awards in Cannes. Pretty rare that sequels manage that. It's also not necessary to watch the first in order to enjoy the second, but it even adds to the movie. The english language trailer is pretty bad (mostly because of the narrator), but the film itself is really fantastic. Both are. I wish sequels like that were more common. I can only think of the Before Sunrise/Sunset/Midnight, where it's obvious because of the titles. Other examples?
Man this is absolutely wild.The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl in 3-D is getting a sequel next year. Seems pretty shocking to me.
Dead Meat is the best!
Two movies featuring some of the greatest soundtracks of all time were sullied by devastatingly lame and unnecessary sequels.
Wow. This is interesting. Plus, Kieran Culkin? I just finished watching Succession. Now I need to see this.
