We don't talk about that here, thank you. House rule.

[GameHat]

@Face_Intentionally_Left_Blank

Temple of Doom had a wise-talking kid sidekick, and HE WASN’T THE WORST PART OF THE MOVIE. It was that bad.

You call him Dr. Jones, doll!

/seriously, I love the delivery of that line.

[Reloy3]

@etv78

There were sequels after Jaws 2?

I don’t acknowledge a JAWS II.

[KneadToKnow]

I have to acknowledge Jaws 3-D, because that was the first time I made it to second base.

[Rubixcube]

@KneadToKnow

I have to acknowledge Jaws 3-D, because that was the first time I made it to second base.

I have to acknowledge Jaws 3-D because it was one of the most hilarious spoof films ever to be put on celluloid. Seriously it’s a toss up between Jaws 3-D and Airplane for me, pity they never made a real Jaws sequel.

Also unmade music has been largely ignored in this thread, personally I find it a pity that Roger Waters immediately left Pink Floyd after The Wall, but I suppose it’s a good thing in a way. After all he could have made a terrible, pretentious, and discontinuous album with messages so heavy handed it felt like he was right there smashing you in the head with a sign saying “War is bad m’kay.” Yep it’s probably a good thing that never happened.

[Ethilrist]

It’s curious to me why they named the first Star Trek movie Star Trek II.

[Biggirl]

@Larry_Borgia

I normally don’t do this but Alien 3 was such a betrayal of the first two movies, and such a bad movie to boot, that I just imagine the whole thing was a PTSD nightmare Ripley had due to a slightly malfunctioning component in her cryo-sleep unit.

I know it was hard to take when Newt and Hicks both died heroically saving Earth from the acre’s large facehugger egg nursery but that doesn’t mean you should pretend the movie didn’t happen.