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J. Kevin Robbins wrote:Wild Wild West...
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James Boswell wrote:Jeepers Creepers, a horrifying insult to the horror genre.
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:if you can come up with a sequel that's better than the original, give us them too.
Jelle Klap wrote:Edit: Errr, I seem to have missed the no sequels rule, my bad.
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James Boswell wrote:Better sequels than Toy Story 2?
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Martin Vajsar wrote:I file Terminator 2: Judgment Day in this category.
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Mike Simmons wrote:Does "no sequels" include prequels as well? Because there's a big white elephant in the room there...
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:if you can come up with a sequel that's better than the original, give us them too.
Henry Wong wrote:Mission Impossible Seriously? Making Mr. Phelps the bad guy? Killing all the members of the team? And doing so for money?!?!?
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Bear Bibeault wrote:Alien was great, Aliens was great+.
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:
Jelle Klap wrote:Edit: Errr, I seem to have missed the no sequels rule, my bad.
No probs. See if you can atone by claiming your "option" play: Come up with a sequel that was better than the original - but you have to give us a 'disappointment' as well .
Winston
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:
Henry Wong wrote:Mission Impossible Seriously? Making Mr. Phelps the bad guy? Killing all the members of the team? And doing so for money?!?!?
The Bitch Goddess. I never saw the movie because I didn't want to spoil my memories, so thanks Henry, for letting me know I wasn't wrong.
Winston
Jelle Klap wrote:Easy, I pick Aliens as a sequel that was better than the original. Even it was a completely different kind of movie
Edit: Aaaaw, Bear beat me to Aliens.
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:
Jelle Klap wrote:Easy, I pick Aliens as a sequel that was better than the original. Even it was a completely different kind of movie
Edit: Aaaaw, Bear beat me to Aliens.
Yup. So you still owe us one.
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James Boswell wrote:Every single Nightmare on Elm Street, except the first.
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Mike Simmons wrote:As for sequels that are better than the originals, I think there are quite a few out there.
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Winston Gutkowski wrote:C'mon guys. This is supposed to be about disappointment; not how many 'I's there are in the title. Think misery, despair...money, time and good popcorn wasted...
Winston
Winston Gutkowski wrote:But it seems like everyone is more knowledgable about sequels than originals. Sign of the times, perhaps.
Winston Gutkowski wrote:Prove me wrong. Disappointment, please.
J. Kevin Robbins wrote:Catwoman - I'm not usually into superhero movies, but how could you go wrong with Halle Berry in tight, black leather?
Pat Farrell wrote:Wow, I can't believe that this thread is as long as it is without mentioning the worst movie that I ever saw: Star Wars 1, Phantom Menace.
Winston Gutkowski wrote:
The Weather Man - Dreamy, meandering tale about a bloke (Nicholas Cage) who's dissatisfied with his life. Good acting on show, but completely listless; and when the action does finally pick up, it's let down once again by an incredibly weak ending.
Tim Cooke wrote:Inception: A story so deeply layered, a web so tightly spun, by the end I couldn't care less what happened or whether the spinning top fell over or not (if you've seen it you'll know what I'm talking about).
Maneesh Godbole wrote:
Tim Cooke wrote:Inception: A story so deeply layered, a web so tightly spun, by the end I couldn't care less what happened or whether the spinning top fell over or not (if you've seen it you'll know what I'm talking about).
I actually loved it. It fun to try and keep trace of all the levels. Kind of trying to figure out whats happening on the call stack
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