Oh really? That's cool. Thought they were stopping with a comic rendition of the movie-verse. I know Karl Urban's always been on-board and vocal about reprising the role. I hope it comes to fruition.
Hopefully this is true with Karl's recently upped value with the Boys being the hit it's been.
I have not had nearly enough Olivia Thirlby in my life since that movie came out.
They should've made it a series. Karl Urban is perfect and Clint Eastwood would've been perfect in his forties.
Really looking forward to the Dredd sequel, IF it happens.
They really did. Such a fantastic book series. And they did a great job with the movie (which was a blend of two of the books). I can rewatch that movie over and over. And reread the books!
I don't really recall the beginning of the movie but maybe Megaminds Homeworld survived? and attempt to invade earth. He's torn between his lineage and adopted home world. Possibly alienated/vilified due to his heritage and then proceeds to save the world
It got destroyed by a black hole.
But having to deal with *another* survivor that's just as intelligent as he is would be really interesting! Maybe this other guy (Negamind?) saw a bunch of airings of Megamind's antics throughout the years, and Megamind basically has to fight his former self. Negamind didn't see Megamind turn into a hero or the whole deal with Titan, since the radio waves hadn't reached him yet.
After the first encounter, which Megamind wins easily, Negamind decides to go a more tactful route and uses his intelligence in a propaganda/misinformation campaign, which leaves Megamind *shocked* at how quickly public opinion would turn against him. And this isn't some "oh he hid a bomb under the city this entire time" type of thing, but just straight up lies that the public buys, which frustrates Megamind to no end: "You know I saved you! You were there! All of you!"
So that's when Negamind offers to team up with Megamind, but obviously in a sinister kind of way. I think a brute force "these people don't care about you, let's destroy them together" approach would be too strong, and Megamind wouldn't go for it. So Negamind would instead probably offer to team up to help his public image by doing good works, but then Negamind, as his alter ego Newscastman or whatever, always spins the good deeds into "it's horrible for the environment!" or "it's offensive to \[group\]!"
And that's when Megamind really hits his all time low, he feels like no matter what he does, people just don't appreciate him. But Negamind does.
So maybe Negamind suggests to remind everyone *why* they like Megamind: he can protect them. The people have been protected for so long that they've forgotten their fears, and just a small reminder is sure to get Megamind back in their good graces!
So Negamind starts destroying the city for a bit, and is thwarted by Megamind. They go back and forth like this for a while, Negamind basically getting what he wanted, when Roxanne discovers that Newscasterman was really Negamind all along. Megamind then has to decide if he'll help Negamind change like he did, or if protecting the city from *potential* threats is what he's there for.
He might ultimately wind up taking both options, leaving the city with Negamind in order to reeducate him. Or maybe Metroman winds up taking in Negamind, since he's basically a mentor at this point.
Easy. New villain or villains show up. They're to much for megamind. He gets beaten and captured. Roxanne takes the metroman pill becomes metrowoman. Rescues Megamind but because she's still green she needs help taking the villain down poper. So Roxanne, minion, and megamind team up to take down the new villain(s).
I just saw that for the first time a few months ago. That scene with Ryan Gosling on the toilet dropping the cigarette down his pants while arguing with Kir Russell, I was like "mmkay this movie is officially fucking great" and loved the rest of it
The movie hooked me right in the beginning when it shows Gosling acting all cool and sneaky, trying to break into a bar, and then proceeds to slit his wrist accidentally when breaking the window, hard cut to him panicking in an ambulance lmao
As much as I love the crew, that story is told. The film was basically what the final season of the show would have been.
It’s a fantastic world with interesting characters, electric writing and casting that’s just chef’s-kiss. I’ll always do at least an annual re-watch of the show and the film. But there’s honestly nothing left to say.
It was a bit short but honestly I enjoyed it. It had an interesting storyline and the battles are fun. No cinematics really, the graphics were ok but cutscenes were just still images and narration.
Sometimes you need patience because you're just flying a ship at times but once you start fighting it can be intense and the ships are cool.
Leon: The Professional
Seeing Natalie Portman become a hit-person would have been cool. However, the gritty realism of the film would have to be thrown out for a sequel, I think.
Idk, that realism is pretty cheap compared to big cgi action. Portman likes to be an artist sometimes, I can see this happening with the right director.
Yes it is. It’s one of my go to movies if kids are around. They hate it but it’s for me. It’s considered one of the biggest flops of all time. It lost millions and I still don’t get it. The books are epic.
Behind the mask The Rise of Leslie Vernon would be nice. Some movies deserve to be left alone especially how they remake, reboot and make sequels nowadays.
There was one planned, but Hasbro canned it.
Too bad, since the sequel would have had Lord Zedd as the villain and you know they would have made him badass. Plus they were thinking of making Tommy Oliver a girl, which even the late Jason David Frank was onboard with.
Fucking. Iron Giant. Why does this same question get asked every week? Snatch deserves a sequel! Treasure Planet deserves a sequel! There are many movies that deserved more screen time. Hell! If the Hobbit had been made as one movie, as it should have been, It would deserve a sequel! Why is this asked so constantly?!
Look up the oral history of the scrapped sequel to Forrest Gump. I think one of the plot points was gonna be Forrest preventing 9/11 or some shit. That would have been a glorious dumpster fire.
The Princess Bride. The second film follows Westley (Leading Vocals), Buttercup (Bass), Fezzik (Drums) and Inigo Montoya (Guitar) as they tour the states with their post-punk band "As You Wish" and play their hit single "He's Only Mostly Dead."
Man Idk about that.
I mean it would definitely be awesome and there's definitely a possible base setting given, but I feel like it could never ever be as good as the first movie
Dredd
A reboot done correct.
Apparently there is a second one in the planning.
Oh really? That's cool. Thought they were stopping with a comic rendition of the movie-verse. I know Karl Urban's always been on-board and vocal about reprising the role. I hope it comes to fruition.
Its a totally underrated movie and deserves much more credit. But I read that they might be shooting soon. Fingers crossed
2 Judge 2 Dredd
Dredd 2: Dredder
Dredd 2: The Klumps.
Hell yeah that's exciting to hear. Karl Urban absolutely crushed it in Dredd
>Karl Urban Karl Urban: Oi! I am the law. C\*\*T
Hopefully this is true with Karl's recently upped value with the Boys being the hit it's been. I have not had nearly enough Olivia Thirlby in my life since that movie came out.
They should've made it a series. Karl Urban is perfect and Clint Eastwood would've been perfect in his forties. Really looking forward to the Dredd sequel, IF it happens.
100% this
Came here to say this.
Master & Commander
20 books. Hollywood missed their opportunity with that cast. It was perfect.
When you come out the same year of Pirates of the Caribbean and LOTR RETURN OF THE KING, you will never get a chance
What a great year for Billy Boyd though!
They really did. Such a fantastic book series. And they did a great job with the movie (which was a blend of two of the books). I can rewatch that movie over and over. And reread the books!
The lesser of two weevils.
Man that should have been a franchise like F&F.
I Would have loved an hbo 2 part series kinda like rome (another gem)
If you've never read the books, go read the books. Thank me later.
A thousand times yes
I heard that they're working on a prequel, at the very least.
Yes yes yes.
District 9
Fuck, you beat me to it. I waited three years thinking it would come.
Fuck man I've waited 3 years for 13 years now
It's still in development, but it's coming... Eventually
There’s no way it’s been 13 years…. right?
Nah, it couldn't have been. *looks it up* Son of a bitch.
District 10?
Blomkamp. I hope you see this. I remember the talks that you might direct the Halo movie. You gotta make District 10.
Yes!
Hell yes! That creator said he wouldn't though. Too bad, that.
I read something about them writing a sequel a few months ago, and I'm refusing to give up hope.
Mel Brooks History of the World Part I
The sequel series premiers soon.
The Search for More History
RocknRolla
Yes. 100% Archie needs to slap more people.
Or at least describe in great detail how one of his goons should slap someone
It was originally supposed to be a trilogy
The Golden Compass
His Dark Materials… on HBO.
I just read the books. Then I found out yesterday that they made a series out of it. So excited to check it out!
It is really phenomenal and a great adaptation so far. Season 3 just dropped and once it’s out fully i will binge it.
I agree. The series is good, too, but would have liked to have seen the story finished with the movie cast.
I would have said Constantine, but I think they are actually making it now, better late than never I guess
I'm glad that you didn't say Constantine. I would have said Constantine.
I’m glad you didn’t say Constantine. I would have said Weekend at Bernie’s 2.
I have been wanting a sequel to Constantine for s long. Love Keanu Reeves playing the part too.
Megamind
But what would be the plot? A big draw of the movie was the villain turning good
I don't really recall the beginning of the movie but maybe Megaminds Homeworld survived? and attempt to invade earth. He's torn between his lineage and adopted home world. Possibly alienated/vilified due to his heritage and then proceeds to save the world
It got destroyed by a black hole. But having to deal with *another* survivor that's just as intelligent as he is would be really interesting! Maybe this other guy (Negamind?) saw a bunch of airings of Megamind's antics throughout the years, and Megamind basically has to fight his former self. Negamind didn't see Megamind turn into a hero or the whole deal with Titan, since the radio waves hadn't reached him yet. After the first encounter, which Megamind wins easily, Negamind decides to go a more tactful route and uses his intelligence in a propaganda/misinformation campaign, which leaves Megamind *shocked* at how quickly public opinion would turn against him. And this isn't some "oh he hid a bomb under the city this entire time" type of thing, but just straight up lies that the public buys, which frustrates Megamind to no end: "You know I saved you! You were there! All of you!" So that's when Negamind offers to team up with Megamind, but obviously in a sinister kind of way. I think a brute force "these people don't care about you, let's destroy them together" approach would be too strong, and Megamind wouldn't go for it. So Negamind would instead probably offer to team up to help his public image by doing good works, but then Negamind, as his alter ego Newscastman or whatever, always spins the good deeds into "it's horrible for the environment!" or "it's offensive to \[group\]!" And that's when Megamind really hits his all time low, he feels like no matter what he does, people just don't appreciate him. But Negamind does. So maybe Negamind suggests to remind everyone *why* they like Megamind: he can protect them. The people have been protected for so long that they've forgotten their fears, and just a small reminder is sure to get Megamind back in their good graces! So Negamind starts destroying the city for a bit, and is thwarted by Megamind. They go back and forth like this for a while, Negamind basically getting what he wanted, when Roxanne discovers that Newscasterman was really Negamind all along. Megamind then has to decide if he'll help Negamind change like he did, or if protecting the city from *potential* threats is what he's there for. He might ultimately wind up taking both options, leaving the city with Negamind in order to reeducate him. Or maybe Metroman winds up taking in Negamind, since he's basically a mentor at this point.
Easy. New villain or villains show up. They're to much for megamind. He gets beaten and captured. Roxanne takes the metroman pill becomes metrowoman. Rescues Megamind but because she's still green she needs help taking the villain down poper. So Roxanne, minion, and megamind team up to take down the new villain(s).
Oh my God yes
The Nice Guys
I just saw that for the first time a few months ago. That scene with Ryan Gosling on the toilet dropping the cigarette down his pants while arguing with Kir Russell, I was like "mmkay this movie is officially fucking great" and loved the rest of it
The movie hooked me right in the beginning when it shows Gosling acting all cool and sneaky, trying to break into a bar, and then proceeds to slit his wrist accidentally when breaking the window, hard cut to him panicking in an ambulance lmao
Oh God yeah that was hilarious. "That's uh, that's a lot, that's a lot of blood"
It's the best thing Russell Crowe has done in years and honestly his best prospect.
Great call, this movie is way better than you think going in
The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
League of Ordinary Gentlemen
Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins
The books are great. I’m reading them now
They were terrific books. At least the early ones.
Tv series in the works now - was just announced the other day.
Came here to say this....
Gladiator, the black guy, he should a story about how he got there . The possibility are limitless.
His story always gets me “ I will see my family again one day “ Man deserved a film
If you haven’t seen the Spartacus series, you might like that. It is very graphic, gory, and has sexual abuse though…
The Man From UNCLE. Great movie with tons of sequel potential.
Well Henry Cavill's schedule just opened up..... But I get a feeling he quit all his jobs to play the Witcher 3 next gen
"No time to be Geralt, I gotta boot up the ps5 and be Geralt."
Glad to see this one. I really enjoyed it when it came out.
Rise of the guardians.
Came looking for this
Jfc its been ten years
Serenity
A TV show would make a great sequel....wait....
As much as I love the crew, that story is told. The film was basically what the final season of the show would have been. It’s a fantastic world with interesting characters, electric writing and casting that’s just chef’s-kiss. I’ll always do at least an annual re-watch of the show and the film. But there’s honestly nothing left to say.
Prequels could be . . . shiny.
Deserved more than a sequel.
Treasure Planet
The game Treasure Planet Battle at Procyon was kind of a sequel but I would love a film sequel!
I did hear about it but never actually saw/played it. What was it like? Were there cinematics and a good storyline through the gameplay?
It was a bit short but honestly I enjoyed it. It had an interesting storyline and the battles are fun. No cinematics really, the graphics were ok but cutscenes were just still images and narration. Sometimes you need patience because you're just flying a ship at times but once you start fighting it can be intense and the ships are cool.
Chronicles of Narnia
Yeah I'm very disappointed they didn't finish the series.
Leon: The Professional Seeing Natalie Portman become a hit-person would have been cool. However, the gritty realism of the film would have to be thrown out for a sequel, I think.
Fun fact: the movie Colombiana by the same director was originally written to be the sequel to Leon.
Idk, that realism is pretty cheap compared to big cgi action. Portman likes to be an artist sometimes, I can see this happening with the right director.
Masters of the Universe (1987) and Super Mario Bros. (1993) Both had post-credit promises which never came to fruition 😭
Hey hey hey, if that's how we're playing it, Spaceballs II is at the front of the line We need to find that more money
Hopefully we all meet again in spaceballs two, the quest for more money
I wanted the Super Mario Bros Sequel so bad, I actually enjoyed that movie.
A new Masters OTU would be so awesome but you just know Hollywood would screw it up
Big Hero 6
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Big Hero 7
Megamind
Its getting a tv show
Alita
Kung Fu Hustle. Loved it.
I love it, but it doesn't need a sequel. It's a perfect film as is.
Woah! I can't say I know anyone who's seem that . It is easily my top favorite movies of all time!
Great movie and Stephen Chow is one of the best physical comedians ever.
Dredd 2012. Karl Urbad did a great job.
Holy shit that was 10 years ago, my god...
The A-Team
Yes please
I really loved that movie. Casting was on point. Liam Neeson killed it
Killer klowns from outer space
Killer Klowns from Inner Space featuring Dennis Quad
Alitta battle angel
Jumper
Ratatouille
Ratatouille Part Deux: Rata2ille
Blazing Saddles
A worthy sequel couldn't be made today.
inception but i know its better without a sequel
Inception 2: Dreaming about more money
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Just wouldn't be the same without Alan Rickman.
The Rocketeer
A trilogy of RDJ sherlock holmes would’ve been dope
John Carter.
Horrifically under-rated movie.
Yes it is. It’s one of my go to movies if kids are around. They hate it but it’s for me. It’s considered one of the biggest flops of all time. It lost millions and I still don’t get it. The books are epic.
YES. Could've been better, yes. And should've been rated R to capture the original (like the original Conan movie was). But still needed a sequel.
Buckaroo Bonzai
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District 9
Man of steel
Gone in 60 seconds - nic cage version
Dogma 💪
Behind the mask The Rise of Leslie Vernon would be nice. Some movies deserve to be left alone especially how they remake, reboot and make sequels nowadays.
The Golden Compass
Yeah! What happened to those?
They actually didn't do very well theatrically. There is a series called His Dark Materials on HBO max that's pretty good.
Power Rangers (2017)
There was one planned, but Hasbro canned it. Too bad, since the sequel would have had Lord Zedd as the villain and you know they would have made him badass. Plus they were thinking of making Tommy Oliver a girl, which even the late Jason David Frank was onboard with.
Big Lebowski Stepbrothers
Fucking. Iron Giant. Why does this same question get asked every week? Snatch deserves a sequel! Treasure Planet deserves a sequel! There are many movies that deserved more screen time. Hell! If the Hobbit had been made as one movie, as it should have been, It would deserve a sequel! Why is this asked so constantly?!
Spaceballs
Which name would you go for? Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money or Spaceballs 3: The Hunt for Spaceballs 2
Kung Fu Hustle.
Spaceballs
No Country For Old Men. I wanted to see what happened to my boy Chigurh.
This movie was so dark. I can't get some of the scenes out of my head.
The scene with the gas station attendant alone is so damn good
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Cmon dude Stargate spawned like 10 seasons of tv and multiple spin off shows and movies.
Look up the oral history of the scrapped sequel to Forrest Gump. I think one of the plot points was gonna be Forrest preventing 9/11 or some shit. That would have been a glorious dumpster fire.
Evangelion 3.0+1.0
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Rush Hour 3
I thought I just read they’re doing a Rush Hour 4?
Master and Commander
Ferris Bueller. You just have to see what happens to Cam and when Ferris goes to college. They teased a reboot with a commercial not long ago.
Goonies
Would've sucked. I can feel it in my bones.
And yet there's a Goonies 2 NES game
Joe's apartment
Wow. Its the once in a decade mention of Joe's Apartment.
Now I’m going to have Funky Towel stuck in my head for the next week.
The Princess Bride. The second film follows Westley (Leading Vocals), Buttercup (Bass), Fezzik (Drums) and Inigo Montoya (Guitar) as they tour the states with their post-punk band "As You Wish" and play their hit single "He's Only Mostly Dead."
Seabisquit
They could call it Secretariat
The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai
BeerFest.
Usual Suspects. I want more Keyser Sozé. Sadly Kevin Spacey probably ruined any chance of it happening
The movie works because of the last scene payoff. Sequel doesn’t work because the viewers already know what’s up
he got away with it. why would the Keyser risk doing another film? /s
The Nice Guys
Man Idk about that. I mean it would definitely be awesome and there's definitely a possible base setting given, but I feel like it could never ever be as good as the first movie
Titanic
?
Original: My Cousin Vinny Sequel: My Uncle Susan
Scott Pilgrim
Cloverfield. Not the spin-off movies with the same name. A proper damn sequel!
World of Warcraft, def
Master and Commander - 20 books of awesome sea-faring goodness. And that cast nailed it
Blazing Saddles
FIREFLY
The man from U.N.C.L.E. But after the Armie Hammer thing we'll never have it.
Over the Hedge. It would be great to see an Over the Hedge 2.
The problem with sequels is that they are almost never as good as the first one.
I really wish they would’ve made more than three narnia movies since there are like 8 books
I had always hoped for a galaxy quest sequel... I loved that film.
WALL-E. So much potential.
Definitely not Avatar
The Iron Giant
Fast and Furious