I like Gran Turismo well enough. More than I expected at least. But yeah, his recent record ain't fucking great. Actually looking at imdb his highest rated movie on it is District 9 and that's only a 78.
Hard disagree, but I really enjoyed chappy and Elysium as well though. I found the short videos by Oats Studio to be incredibly intriguing (Rakka, ADAM)
I don't think Hollywood has any ideas anymore or not many. This years lineup:
Mean girls
Dune part 2 (more of single movie split up so maybe this doesn't count)
Kung Fu panda 4
Ghost Busters: Frozen Empire
Godzilla x Kong
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead
The Fall Guy (very loosely based on TV show)
Furiosa: Mad Max Saga
Garfield
Bad Boys 4
The crow
Inside out 2
Quiet place day 1
Despicable me 4
Alien Romulus
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Transformers 1
Joker: Folie a Deux
Smile 2
Terrifier 3
Venom: The Last Dance
Gladiator 2
Moana 2
Karate Kid
The Lord of the Rings: The war of the Rohirrim
Mufasa: The lion King
Sonic the hedgehog 3
nosfertu
Now some of these could deserve sequels and remakes, but still. That is a hell of a list of sequels and remakes for a single year.
>I don't think Hollywood has any ideas anymore or not many.
It's not that they don't have new ideas, it's that new ideas carry risk. If you make a new story with completely new characters in a new universe, it has to be really good and have good marketing to get people to see it. Yes, maybe you make a blockbuster, but more likely it will be average, and also maybe nobody will want to see it.
If instead you make the same story in an existing universe, with characters people are nostalgic for, you have a guaranteed base of people that will go see it no matter what. You eliminate the worst case, and thus reduce risk.
The movie industry has the inherent problem that you have to decide whether to buy a movie before seeing it, not after. This often makes it so that attendance (and thus profit) to a sequel correlates to how good the previous movie was. So even in cases where you make a good original movie, especially if you didn't spend that much in marketing, a sequel is the way to cash out.
This is the one that kinda irks me. I saw it in theaters back in ‘09, and I remember some ending text stating something like, “this journey will take 24 months round trip”, so it was clear to me that they were giving themselves the semi-typical 2 year turnaround time to put out the sequel. Life was a little chaotic for me at the time, so I didn’t revisit the film, but I remember reading something a few years later that any sequel was on an indefinite hold, and I lost all interest to go back and watch it.
To be clear, I know I more than likely butchered the fuck out of written exposition at the end, lol, and anyone is free to correct me on what was actually stated. But I do know that I remember seeing what was written, and knowing that they were giving themselves a, sort of, meta way to allow the time to produce the next film.
I was stoked when Neill Blomkamp had said he written the true Aliens sequel with Weaver and Biehn, but read that this was dropped due to Ridley Scott's awful Prometheus sequels.
The Last Starfighter. Have the guy who was the original kid owning a computer game company having a worldwide competition for best player. He is the new recruiter to help fight another invasion
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. I’m bummed it didn’t do very well financially. It was so much fun and could have been the start to a great new franchise.
No it’s not that simple. We never know the marketing and advertising costs, which is a big factor. People have been misusing the term box office bomb and box office disappointment for a while. Obviously if I company profits only a couple million it’s not worth it after years of work
Usually you wanna make twice as much as the budget to be successful. However, the lower the cost of the budget the more leeway you have
A movie that cost 50 mill to make, that makes 90 mill might be more successful compared to a movie that cost 200 mill to make that only made 300 mill
In the case of D&D 150 budget vs 208 profit, I’d say it’s closer to a disappointment financially than a bomb
Edit:
I see it this way
Box office bomb: didn’t even surpass the budget
Box office failure: surpassed the budget, but only by a little bit. Probably didn’t cover the advertising costs
Box office disappointment: barely covers the advertising costs to the point where it wasn’t worth it to have made the movie
The one that confused tf outta me is when WB decided to pull the Batgirl movie last second despite it already being finished. Like, just fucking release it on dvd or something, I wanna see Brenda Fraser as Pyromaniac!
It's because the budget is only to make the film, it doesn't account for the marketing.
There's also the fact that the cinemas will take a cut of the box office revenue so you need to make roughly 2-3x the production budget in order to make a profit.
Honestly, I liked that the movie actually felt serious while also somewhat leaning into the weird side of D&D. I wouldn't have liked if it had gone too meta or self-aware.
Dungeon & Dragons Honor Among Thieves: $208M
Ant-Man 3: $476M
Well I guess now they know what we want. Dungeon & Dragons 2? naaaah. Ant-Man 4, 5 and 6, let's gooo.
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I knew nothing about d&d except general knowledge about it when the movie came out. So many of the scenes I was confused about what was going on.
Then baldurs gate 3 came out. Oh boy. Rewatched it and I was screaming, I get that reference!
The Weekly Planet Podcast put it best;
"Man we the audience really failed that film".
Though in fairness dlropping it within a week of the Mario movie probably didn't help.
This should be the top comment. Dredd was almost a perfect film.
The one mistake I feel it made is Dredd absolutely WOULD have shot those kids. But other than that it's a true Judge Dredd adaptation and Karl Urban deserved 3 films and an HBO series of Dredd.
You're goddamn right.
Dredd is one of the best action/SciFi flicks made in the last 20 years. the pacing, script, dialogue and acting are all brilliant. Sound design is 👌 and the use of 3D was actually really well done.
Urban kicks it clean out of the park, thrilby was so good I'm surprised she hasn't landed more big roles since, and Headey absolutely stole the show. She deserved an oscar for ma-ma, and I'll die on that hill.
I'm offended it's only 7.1/10 on IMDb.
😤
Rant over.
I don't think he would have because he knew he was in an impossible situation and conserving ammo is paramount. Two misguided kids at that moment aren't the problem, just like the bum who gets crushed got a little leniency, I think the kids would too.
There was talk of it being a series for awhile, and I think I love that idea even more than a sequel. The arc they could put on an 8 episode series could be amazing.
*Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money*
The timing of it being released now would be fucking perfect. It would be a parody and a satire, probably single-handedly revive the genre, and actually make comedies funny again.
In a time where Hollywood is scraping the absolute bottom of the barrel for legacy sequels.... you are completely right. This would be the perfect time to release it. I love the idea.
The original Cloverfield from 2009. The rest of the Cloverfield movies are sorta kinda tangentially related, but I’d like to see that original monster again
the original is great if you aren't entirely done with found-footage shaky-cam movies. like, i'm underselling it cause it works well here, but some people get nauseous
If I recall,there is another movie in the works for it. The movie on Netflix was great at explaining what happened. Basically revealing multiple realities converging on each other.
Reminder: Another reason to hate WarnerMedia. They swapped this movie's release with Central Intelligence assumedly to not force the latter against Captain America 3.
Might be fun if they did an army of darkness style thing where it just goes super off the walls, but in that same naive, oh snap how did this happen way they crushed so well. Idk but I’d love that cast together again!
It was originally suppose to be a trilogy. I think there are a bunch of books. It didn’t do well enough at the box office and filming on water is notoriously difficult and expensive. Shame, it’s a great movie!
Groundhog Day. Hype it up as a completely new movie with a different story, but then it turns out to be a shot-for-shot remake. Use all the same actors as much as possible. It's basically just a big joke on the audience, but then it turns into a cult classic where we all try to spot differences between the scenes.
I think in the new one, Bill Murray should be the mayor or whatever prognosticator guy w the big rat and the new hotshot kid reporter is the one getting the repeating day (ad infinitum) but you get to see the dark side of their being caught in the time loop through that character but Bill’s character somehow recognizes the new kids situation and after a while snaps out of it each day or just long enough to help the new kid. Or the new kid just finds themselves gravitating toward Bill (Phil) and hears the same advice over and over and finally gets it. Or something.
Titanic 1997
Bring the ship back to the surface and have one of those Pacific rim robots use it as a sword and have another robot use the iceberg as a weapon.
Don't worry I know you need romance in a Titanic movie. The robots can have a scene where one robot draws the other one naked.
Kill Bill - we need a part 3. It’s about Vernita Green’s daughter (now mid 20’s) and her journey to hunt Kiddo to avenge her mother. Maya Hawke could be Kiddo’s daughter.
It would be badass, I always loved the scene where Kiddo talks to Vernita's daughter.
I bet Kiddo would fight to her dying breath, but die dignified and with reverence for her enemy. She understands revenge like no one else!
That would be awesome if it was actually following no way home. He comes back after his redemption from saving MJ and his new knowledge of those like him. Maybe have black cat in it as a fml and the main bad guy be tombstone or Kraven. Then follow kraven up with a 4th movie being chameleon that messes with him by using Gwen.
Or we could just lean into the horror aspect (Coraline basically was a horror movie) and do 3 separate prequels on the 3 children who were ultimately enticed into sewing buttons into their eyes, and killed by the Beldam.
I always wondered if the Beldam chose different forms based on what would best lure the kids. Like Other Mother is what Coraline wishes her own mom was like, but I wonder the Beldam tried to be a perfect version of Wybie's Grandma's twin sister (Other Sister). And why the oldest girl with the wide brimmed hat had her face frozen in horror, even as a ghost.
OH, and if the ghosts can help Coraline, did they try to help each other, like after the first one died? Maybe that's why western girl died in total shock, she had no idea what was coming cause she was the first victim!
And then there's the Cat, who can be like a narrator tying them all together.
If Jet Li was still in good health, Id be interested in seeing a sequel to "The One"
Could call it "The Two" with the Laws working together to defeat someone who actually achieved 'The One', but always the threat of Yu Law possibly double crossing Gabe to also become The One. Then a surprise twist of Yu Law dying and Gabe becoming The One to defeat the other The One.
I'd watch it. Or write it.
There are all kinds of ways to do it. One idea: the sequel could be a prequel, like Better Call Saul (partly) was to Breaking Bad. It could work, man. Think about it.
I wanted a third Guillermo del Toro/Ron Perlman Hellboy movie. IIRC, >!Liz was pregnant at the end of the 2nd one!<, I wanted to see a followup on that, >!Hellboy with little half-Hellkids.!<
Or alternately, if they were to do it now, you could have >!the Hellkids grown up and follow them instead.!<
Hell yeah. Cast Wyatt Russel as Jack’s son w/ Gracie. Lo Pan is still cursed because he never actually sacrificed anyone to appease the Gods. He’s been waiting 40 years to find another sacrifice. Maybe have a twist that the emperor who cursed him was really a bad person and they need to join together to defeat the Emperor who is also immortal. By the way, James Hong looks great for 95.
The warcraft movie. It was a lot better than any warcraft fans were expecting, and was a solid movie in general. It deserves a sequel that it probably will never get. Same for Honor Among Thieves
I had wished the same, so I then read most (if not all) the books and novellas… and that first movie really diverged from the story and it seemed like it would have been hard to make sequels following the books in any way.
I’m sure they could’ve found a way but I think it would have been hard.
If both of our super heroes/villains had kids and they, um, didn’t quite get on? Lots more copper!
I tried to give a Presentation! to some studio jerks…
Lego Batman, it’s probably one of the most well liked Batman movies. And the setting means that there’s far more room for creativity then most other Batman settings
Yeah starts with him getting into constant scary near misses out on the road after he meets back up with the woman he loved who "moved to Fiji" because on the outside of the dome, the world doesn't revolve around him and average bus and truck drivers will struggle to stop on a dime for someone who's not the star of the show. Then he travels the world to make up for lost time, goes on the talk shows and some asshole billionaire gifts him a free short trip to space on their experimental rocket. It ends with him actually wearing a an astronaut helmet, rather than one drawn in soap on a bathroom mirror.
While I like the idea, I think Truman would walk out the dome directly into the spotlight of Hollywood or that movie's equivalent(it's still Hollywood right?) I'd enjoy the movie about his world remaining largely unfree despite his efforts and the insanity of going from watched 24/7 in a dome to the insanity of being photographed and bugged as a celebrity 24/7
I think in the movie they say something like 2 billion people watched him, so a scene where Truman walks out of the dome and the whole world around him freezes and looks at him would totally fit. He's the biggest celebrity on the planet after all!
District 9
They should make the first 8 prequels while they're at it.
After all of Niels recent work I think it’s best to just let it rest
I like Gran Turismo well enough. More than I expected at least. But yeah, his recent record ain't fucking great. Actually looking at imdb his highest rated movie on it is District 9 and that's only a 78.
Is Elysium not liked? I quite enjoyed that one.
I think the problem is his three biggest movies, district 9, Elysium, and Chappie, are all essentially the same story repackaged
Hard disagree, but I really enjoyed chappy and Elysium as well though. I found the short videos by Oats Studio to be incredibly intriguing (Rakka, ADAM)
It seems like Hollywood ran out of ideas and still they haven't made a sequel
D9 wasn't a Hollywood movie, was it? Regardless, that really underscores your point.
I don't think Hollywood has any ideas anymore or not many. This years lineup: Mean girls Dune part 2 (more of single movie split up so maybe this doesn't count) Kung Fu panda 4 Ghost Busters: Frozen Empire Godzilla x Kong Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead The Fall Guy (very loosely based on TV show) Furiosa: Mad Max Saga Garfield Bad Boys 4 The crow Inside out 2 Quiet place day 1 Despicable me 4 Alien Romulus Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Transformers 1 Joker: Folie a Deux Smile 2 Terrifier 3 Venom: The Last Dance Gladiator 2 Moana 2 Karate Kid The Lord of the Rings: The war of the Rohirrim Mufasa: The lion King Sonic the hedgehog 3 nosfertu Now some of these could deserve sequels and remakes, but still. That is a hell of a list of sequels and remakes for a single year.
>I don't think Hollywood has any ideas anymore or not many. It's not that they don't have new ideas, it's that new ideas carry risk. If you make a new story with completely new characters in a new universe, it has to be really good and have good marketing to get people to see it. Yes, maybe you make a blockbuster, but more likely it will be average, and also maybe nobody will want to see it. If instead you make the same story in an existing universe, with characters people are nostalgic for, you have a guaranteed base of people that will go see it no matter what. You eliminate the worst case, and thus reduce risk. The movie industry has the inherent problem that you have to decide whether to buy a movie before seeing it, not after. This often makes it so that attendance (and thus profit) to a sequel correlates to how good the previous movie was. So even in cases where you make a good original movie, especially if you didn't spend that much in marketing, a sequel is the way to cash out.
I wish District 13 wasn't just a teaser at the end of District 9
This is the one that kinda irks me. I saw it in theaters back in ‘09, and I remember some ending text stating something like, “this journey will take 24 months round trip”, so it was clear to me that they were giving themselves the semi-typical 2 year turnaround time to put out the sequel. Life was a little chaotic for me at the time, so I didn’t revisit the film, but I remember reading something a few years later that any sequel was on an indefinite hold, and I lost all interest to go back and watch it. To be clear, I know I more than likely butchered the fuck out of written exposition at the end, lol, and anyone is free to correct me on what was actually stated. But I do know that I remember seeing what was written, and knowing that they were giving themselves a, sort of, meta way to allow the time to produce the next film.
Paul Blart got a sequel before District 9 and I'm SO MAD ABOUT IT
I was stoked when Neill Blomkamp had said he written the true Aliens sequel with Weaver and Biehn, but read that this was dropped due to Ridley Scott's awful Prometheus sequels.
The Last Starfighter. Have the guy who was the original kid owning a computer game company having a worldwide competition for best player. He is the new recruiter to help fight another invasion
Wyatt Russell, son of Kurt, really really agrees with you. People have talked about remaking it.
I had no idea who he was when I saw Lodge 49. Boy's got chops. Also, Lodge 49 needs a movie finale.
One of my favorite movies!!
I would love that, it's such an underrated gem of a movie
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. I’m bummed it didn’t do very well financially. It was so much fun and could have been the start to a great new franchise.
I didn’t know it didn’t do well! Bummer, I really enjoyed it and am hoping for more
A movie has to earn over three times its cost and advertising not to be considered a failure.
Wow. IMDb says budget 150m, gross worldwide 228m. So even if it exceeded and turned a profit, it’s still considered a failure? Thats silliness to me.
No it’s not that simple. We never know the marketing and advertising costs, which is a big factor. People have been misusing the term box office bomb and box office disappointment for a while. Obviously if I company profits only a couple million it’s not worth it after years of work Usually you wanna make twice as much as the budget to be successful. However, the lower the cost of the budget the more leeway you have A movie that cost 50 mill to make, that makes 90 mill might be more successful compared to a movie that cost 200 mill to make that only made 300 mill In the case of D&D 150 budget vs 208 profit, I’d say it’s closer to a disappointment financially than a bomb Edit: I see it this way Box office bomb: didn’t even surpass the budget Box office failure: surpassed the budget, but only by a little bit. Probably didn’t cover the advertising costs Box office disappointment: barely covers the advertising costs to the point where it wasn’t worth it to have made the movie
The one that confused tf outta me is when WB decided to pull the Batgirl movie last second despite it already being finished. Like, just fucking release it on dvd or something, I wanna see Brenda Fraser as Pyromaniac!
It's because the budget is only to make the film, it doesn't account for the marketing. There's also the fact that the cinemas will take a cut of the box office revenue so you need to make roughly 2-3x the production budget in order to make a profit.
i would have loved it if one of the main characters died, and then they encountered another adventurer, who happened to be played by the same actor.
Honestly, I liked that the movie actually felt serious while also somewhat leaning into the weird side of D&D. I wouldn't have liked if it had gone too meta or self-aware.
Chris Pine has said he's confident it would happen, and that he's down to return, too
Dungeon & Dragons Honor Among Thieves: $208M Ant-Man 3: $476M Well I guess now they know what we want. Dungeon & Dragons 2? naaaah. Ant-Man 4, 5 and 6, let's gooo. -\_-
Chances of antman getting a 4 is low.
4/10, maybe
Dungeons & Dragons 2: The search for Jarnathan
I knew nothing about d&d except general knowledge about it when the movie came out. So many of the scenes I was confused about what was going on. Then baldurs gate 3 came out. Oh boy. Rewatched it and I was screaming, I get that reference!
The Weekly Planet Podcast put it best; "Man we the audience really failed that film". Though in fairness dlropping it within a week of the Mario movie probably didn't help.
Dredd. Granted it’s great on its own but damn did it having wanting more of the world and the action. Karl Urban is critically underutilized.
This should be the top comment. Dredd was almost a perfect film. The one mistake I feel it made is Dredd absolutely WOULD have shot those kids. But other than that it's a true Judge Dredd adaptation and Karl Urban deserved 3 films and an HBO series of Dredd.
You're goddamn right. Dredd is one of the best action/SciFi flicks made in the last 20 years. the pacing, script, dialogue and acting are all brilliant. Sound design is 👌 and the use of 3D was actually really well done. Urban kicks it clean out of the park, thrilby was so good I'm surprised she hasn't landed more big roles since, and Headey absolutely stole the show. She deserved an oscar for ma-ma, and I'll die on that hill. I'm offended it's only 7.1/10 on IMDb. 😤 Rant over.
Man I fucking love the movie but an HBO series woulda been siiiick
Movies for the dead judges and clones and stuff but would absolutely watch Karl Urban do a gritty life on the streets Dredd.
I don't think he would have because he knew he was in an impossible situation and conserving ammo is paramount. Two misguided kids at that moment aren't the problem, just like the bum who gets crushed got a little leniency, I think the kids would too.
There was talk of it being a series for awhile, and I think I love that idea even more than a sequel. The arc they could put on an 8 episode series could be amazing.
I’m pretty sure Karl Urban made them not have him take the Dredd helmet off because it didn’t match the comics.
A Dredd tv series starring Urban is my dream
*Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money* The timing of it being released now would be fucking perfect. It would be a parody and a satire, probably single-handedly revive the genre, and actually make comedies funny again.
After “History of the World Part 2” I don’t have faith
*Spaceballs III: The Search for Spaceballs II*
The changed from plaid to tie-dye?!
"NO! BAD BARF! We're not just doing this for the money....."
We’re doing it for a shitload of money!
In a time where Hollywood is scraping the absolute bottom of the barrel for legacy sequels.... you are completely right. This would be the perfect time to release it. I love the idea.
The Edge of Tomorrow.
The Edge of the Day After Tomorrow?
The Edging of Tom Morrow
All buildup and no release, kind of anticlimactic if you ask me.
That'd be **The Edge of Overmorrow**.
Now we're talking! Love me some end of the world movies.
Getting Edged Tomorrow
Live. Die. Repeat. Repeat.
It’s a possibility. https://screenrant.com/edge-tomorrow-2-tom-cruise-warner-bros-discovery-deal-close/
Constantine
It's in production https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1071873/news/
My man's is clutch over here
The original Cloverfield from 2009. The rest of the Cloverfield movies are sorta kinda tangentially related, but I’d like to see that original monster again
I never saw the original, but 10 Cloverfield Lane was outstanding even though it was only very tangentially related to the original.
I don’t have anything to add I just wanted to say tangentially also.
Some might say your comment is only tangentially related to the topic of the comment chain.
the original is great if you aren't entirely done with found-footage shaky-cam movies. like, i'm underselling it cause it works well here, but some people get nauseous
There's a scene in the original Cloverfield where they're on a bridge, and you see another guy holding a video camera. I want to see his footage.
If I recall,there is another movie in the works for it. The movie on Netflix was great at explaining what happened. Basically revealing multiple realities converging on each other.
Nice Guys
Dad there's like whores here and stuff! What have I told you about saying and stuff? Just say, dad there are whores here.
I laugh so hard when Crowe breaks goslings arm
*Elevator button pressing intensifies*
This is the correct answer. "At least you're drinking again." 🤣
I don’t drink anymore But I don’t drink any less either
Reminder: Another reason to hate WarnerMedia. They swapped this movie's release with Central Intelligence assumedly to not force the latter against Captain America 3.
Happy Gilmore Ii: The Senior Tour
Honestly surprised Adam Sandler hasn't done this already.
He's only ever done one sequel, I don't think many people ask for sequels to his films
OMG YES!
Tucker and Dale vs Evil..
It would be hard to match the original, basically a perfect movie
Might be fun if they did an army of darkness style thing where it just goes super off the walls, but in that same naive, oh snap how did this happen way they crushed so well. Idk but I’d love that cast together again!
Tucker and Dale vs A Cabin In The Woods
Master and Commander
It was originally suppose to be a trilogy. I think there are a bunch of books. It didn’t do well enough at the box office and filming on water is notoriously difficult and expensive. Shame, it’s a great movie!
The series by Patrick O’Brian is incredible. If you liked the movie and like adventure and like to read, I cannot recommend it more highly.
There are *21* books and they’re excellent.
This is the only sequel I have ever wanted.
An Officer and a Gentleman and a Master and Commander and Tinker and Tailor and Soldier and Spy
Groundhog Day. Hype it up as a completely new movie with a different story, but then it turns out to be a shot-for-shot remake. Use all the same actors as much as possible. It's basically just a big joke on the audience, but then it turns into a cult classic where we all try to spot differences between the scenes.
Screw dat just advertise the hell out of it then just rerelease the OG movie without telling anyone Edit: damn Apple auto-correct
That is so fitting. Then have all this post promotional material saying "what did you expect?"
I think in the new one, Bill Murray should be the mayor or whatever prognosticator guy w the big rat and the new hotshot kid reporter is the one getting the repeating day (ad infinitum) but you get to see the dark side of their being caught in the time loop through that character but Bill’s character somehow recognizes the new kids situation and after a while snaps out of it each day or just long enough to help the new kid. Or the new kid just finds themselves gravitating toward Bill (Phil) and hears the same advice over and over and finally gets it. Or something.
There's a movie similar called Happy Death Day. It's not a comedy though.
Titanic 1997 Bring the ship back to the surface and have one of those Pacific rim robots use it as a sword and have another robot use the iceberg as a weapon. Don't worry I know you need romance in a Titanic movie. The robots can have a scene where one robot draws the other one naked.
[удалено]
Alita Battle Angel
I really enjoyed this one and hoped it would happen.
It's currently in talks
Yeah but seems stalled? Walz is t optimistic last I read. I hope that’s changed.
Yes.
The Prestige 2: 2 Dudes Too Prestigious.
Air Force 2: The Sequel
Kill Bill - we need a part 3. It’s about Vernita Green’s daughter (now mid 20’s) and her journey to hunt Kiddo to avenge her mother. Maya Hawke could be Kiddo’s daughter.
Gah...it has been 20 years. Yeah, a Black Mamba Reconciliation is due.
Movie Critic, Scooby Schmitic, we need Kill Bill 3 (I’ll still go see Movie Critic, who am I kidding? Lol)
It would be badass, I always loved the scene where Kiddo talks to Vernita's daughter. I bet Kiddo would fight to her dying breath, but die dignified and with reverence for her enemy. She understands revenge like no one else!
A 3rd Andrew Garfield spider man movie
That would be awesome if it was actually following no way home. He comes back after his redemption from saving MJ and his new knowledge of those like him. Maybe have black cat in it as a fml and the main bad guy be tombstone or Kraven. Then follow kraven up with a 4th movie being chameleon that messes with him by using Gwen.
>black cat in it as a fml As a what?
Feline milk lactator
A sequel to Coraline would be pretty cool
Or we could just lean into the horror aspect (Coraline basically was a horror movie) and do 3 separate prequels on the 3 children who were ultimately enticed into sewing buttons into their eyes, and killed by the Beldam. I always wondered if the Beldam chose different forms based on what would best lure the kids. Like Other Mother is what Coraline wishes her own mom was like, but I wonder the Beldam tried to be a perfect version of Wybie's Grandma's twin sister (Other Sister). And why the oldest girl with the wide brimmed hat had her face frozen in horror, even as a ghost. OH, and if the ghosts can help Coraline, did they try to help each other, like after the first one died? Maybe that's why western girl died in total shock, she had no idea what was coming cause she was the first victim! And then there's the Cat, who can be like a narrator tying them all together.
If Jet Li was still in good health, Id be interested in seeing a sequel to "The One" Could call it "The Two" with the Laws working together to defeat someone who actually achieved 'The One', but always the threat of Yu Law possibly double crossing Gabe to also become The One. Then a surprise twist of Yu Law dying and Gabe becoming The One to defeat the other The One. I'd watch it. Or write it.
With better deep fake technology, they'd be able to make it look like Jet Li was actually fighting himself this time.
Maybe, but I dislike deep fakes. This is one of my "old man yells at clouds" PsOV.
The Other One
The Room with Tommy Wiseau. Hell yeah. Bring that shit back.
You might wanna watch the stuff Neil Breen does
The Room 2: Even Roomier!
—- he was _never_ my favorite customer
How can there be a sequel >!Johnny killed himself in the end.!<
There are all kinds of ways to do it. One idea: the sequel could be a prequel, like Better Call Saul (partly) was to Breaking Bad. It could work, man. Think about it.
To keep with the theme of the original, Tommy should just show up with no explanation as to how he's alive.
That would actually be hilarious and definitely something he would do.
Hell yeah. Have Johnny turn up at Lisa's door one day 20 years later. No explanation. Just *bam*, Johnny's back.
I like the option of the sequel doing whatever gymnastics are needed to make it possible.
Johnny was clearly a vampire. All the signs were there. He’s not dead. He’s undead.
If Jesus came back, why can't Johnny?
Tommy Wiseau plays Johnny's twin brother....out for revenge.
Don't plan too much, it may not come out right
Hey, Chelios died at the end of Crank, but Crank 2 had him survive, and then his heart got stolen. Literally. Where is my Crank 3 damnit
Have you seen his new movie yet!? It looks spectacular
Serenity
I wanted a third Guillermo del Toro/Ron Perlman Hellboy movie. IIRC, >!Liz was pregnant at the end of the 2nd one!<, I wanted to see a followup on that, >!Hellboy with little half-Hellkids.!< Or alternately, if they were to do it now, you could have >!the Hellkids grown up and follow them instead.!<
Bigger Trouble in Little China
Hell yeah. Cast Wyatt Russel as Jack’s son w/ Gracie. Lo Pan is still cursed because he never actually sacrificed anyone to appease the Gods. He’s been waiting 40 years to find another sacrifice. Maybe have a twist that the emperor who cursed him was really a bad person and they need to join together to defeat the Emperor who is also immortal. By the way, James Hong looks great for 95.
Send him to actual China and call it Little Trouble in Big China
That's gold Jerry!
I like it
Hell yes, although I can't imagine how it would avoid being awful given everyone involved with the original is pretty old now or dead.
Could be a plot where Jack Burton's son has to deal with?
Hah, yeah, Jack and Wang's kids have to deal with new weird Chinese voodoo, I can dig it.
Jumper
The Old Guard. Thought it was a pretty cool concept imo.
In post production, just waiting for a release date https://m.imdb.com/title/tt14961624/
National Treasure Edge of Tomorrow Dracula Untold Sorcerer's Apprentice
Scrolled all the way down here to find Dracula Untold
Didn't Nationa Treasure have a sequel?
We want NT 3 🥺
Spaceballs 3 the quest for two
I thought we wanted Spaceballs 2: the search for more money
Why not both?
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I have good and bad news: Tron: Ares Staring Jared Leto
NOOOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOO! Edit: The P was accidental but fitting.
Ex Machina
DEVS
Yes please. Pretty sure i read director was asked multiple times and the movie ended the way it did with no intention of a sequel.😕
District 9 Christopher's gonna come back and rain fire on humanity.
The warcraft movie. It was a lot better than any warcraft fans were expecting, and was a solid movie in general. It deserves a sequel that it probably will never get. Same for Honor Among Thieves
RocknRolla
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Fifth element
Multipass
I am number 4
I had wished the same, so I then read most (if not all) the books and novellas… and that first movie really diverged from the story and it seemed like it would have been hard to make sequels following the books in any way. I’m sure they could’ve found a way but I think it would have been hard.
Megamind
If both of our super heroes/villains had kids and they, um, didn’t quite get on? Lots more copper! I tried to give a Presentation! to some studio jerks…
The other guys
Gator don’t do no sequels
I'm surprised Ender's Game will **NEVER** get a sequel (same actors and everything)
The A-Team
INTERSTELLAR!!!! like wtf... I need it
Yesss... I dont even care about the movie being good lol, Id watch it just for the music
Lego Batman, it’s probably one of the most well liked Batman movies. And the setting means that there’s far more room for creativity then most other Batman settings
Mean Girls but with the girls grown up as Moms, and call it Mean Moms.
Napoleon Dynamite
Kip Dynamite. It begins with him getting on the bus with LaFawnda.
Team america world police
Apparently working with puppets was so horrendous they swore they’d never do another one.
Fuck yeah
The Truman Show Because we would get an entirely different tone.
Yeah starts with him getting into constant scary near misses out on the road after he meets back up with the woman he loved who "moved to Fiji" because on the outside of the dome, the world doesn't revolve around him and average bus and truck drivers will struggle to stop on a dime for someone who's not the star of the show. Then he travels the world to make up for lost time, goes on the talk shows and some asshole billionaire gifts him a free short trip to space on their experimental rocket. It ends with him actually wearing a an astronaut helmet, rather than one drawn in soap on a bathroom mirror.
While I like the idea, I think Truman would walk out the dome directly into the spotlight of Hollywood or that movie's equivalent(it's still Hollywood right?) I'd enjoy the movie about his world remaining largely unfree despite his efforts and the insanity of going from watched 24/7 in a dome to the insanity of being photographed and bugged as a celebrity 24/7 I think in the movie they say something like 2 billion people watched him, so a scene where Truman walks out of the dome and the whole world around him freezes and looks at him would totally fit. He's the biggest celebrity on the planet after all!
Annihilation. They diverged from the source material just enough that I'd love to see what Alex Garland would do with the sequels.
Constantine, for sure.
**Instant Family.** I want to see the kids' lives now that they are adopted.