What Movie Do You Want a Sequel To?

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Presumably, it involves Jake Gyllenhaal crawling around his apartment at night like worms.

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"A flying saucer? You mean the kind from up there?"
"Yeah, either that or its counterpart"

Their assumption was that Jerry was already dead when I arrived, and I just nodded my head. What else could I tell them? "He had to do it, Officer, or else he would’ve turned into a worm-monster and been very unhappy."

Sequel to Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014)

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"Miss Jean Louise, Mr. Arthur Radley."

Deep Rising needs a sequel.


Remember the end scene where they end up on an island, and there's a huge roar and the camera pans back to show it's a prehistoric type island with a volcano and the trees are all moving because of some creature that's tearing its way through them?


"Now what?!"

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I second this. It was clearly an attempt to kick off a new franchise, but received some luke warm notices and flopped (at least by Tom Cruise standards). I rated it a three after my first viewing but would definitely go to a four after seeing it again. Very underrated old fashioned action thriller, and therein lies the problem commercially. It's too old school for the kids and not original enough for the critics. Still one of my favourites from 2012 though.

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100 Favourites From The Future: REWIRED

Con Air

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Leon the Professional

Blade Runner...

He-Man....or a re-boot anyway as it has been so long. With today's CGI they could really move it forward.

How could they possibly better this?

admittedly that is ahead of it time, its ahead of our time right now....but He-Man riding Battle Cat would be pretty cool.

Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow.

Nothing that I like too much, because a lot of sequels tend to leave a bad taste in the mouth. So I'll have to pick something fun and schlocky... Ender's Game. I actually thought it was really underrated as a YA movie.

Any movie where the ending just leaves you hanging, and wondering. A sequel for all of them, but theyd have to have a real ending! yeah

I'm looking forward to the next mission impossible.

All of them? Just because a film doesn't resolve everything neatly by the time the credits roll doesn't automatically mean that it needs a "real" ending or a whole other film in order to tie things up in a nice, tidy manner. That's not to say that every open ending is automatically a good one, of course, because that'd be just as presumptuous as what you're suggesting.

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I want a sequel to Unbreakable so badly. I think it would really help Shymalayan's career too, although the Visit helped him.

Dredd – how many Blu-ray sales and petition signatures does it take?

They'd have to go some way to better Frank, that's for sure.

A sequel to Leon/The Professional about Matilda is one of the most effortless ones that I can think of.

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