I got one word for you people… Spaceballs.
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*Originally posted by WillyK *
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Ferris is dating Carrie, who sleeps with every guy in NYC. Cameron is still trying to get laid while working in the Mayor’s office where he pals around with a gay guy and Marty McFly.
Oh wait…
Not exactly a sequel, but along the same lines of Everafter the retelling of Cinderella, where She rescues the Prince. I think more re-tellings of classic fairy tales like this should be done.
Lethal Weapon 97: We have no plot, Murtagh is retired. Riggs just stand there without his shirt on for two hours being a wise ass to the camera.
Zorro Antonio Banderas. Catherine Zeta-Jones. Need I say more?
**Buckaroo Bonzai **
Like Lt. Dan in Forrest Gump. ( Who had a member of his family at fight ( and die) in every major war.)
**Silverado ** I just love this movie.
**George of the Jungle ** George dumps Ursala and walks around the jungle for two hours doing action scenes in slow motion.
Soylent Green 2:
Soylent Green is still people! They didn’t change the recipe like they said they would!
Man, Phil Hartman did such a great Heston . . .
Wasn’t there some talk of a sequel to Spaceballs a few years ago?
I would LOVE a sequel to Blood of Heroes Proably couldn’t involve the same characters, but anything set in the world would be cool . . .
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“I’ve broken juggers in half, broken bones, and left the ground behind me wet with brains. But I never hurt a soul, for any reason, but to put a dogs head on a spike.”
I’d love to see a sequel to “Serial Mom”, but I don’t think that they would be able to get Ricki Lake or Sam Waterston to reprise their roles, but if they did, that would be one hell of a funny movie.
Ura-Maru wrote:
Stand-alone caption from The Onion a year or two ago:
“Jake Lloyd cast as the young Dark Helmet in Spaceballs prequel.”
(Or maybe it wasn’t Jake Lloyd. I can never keep my kid actors straight.)
Or:
Soylent Green is people!!!
Soylent Blue is puppy dogs!!!
(puppy dogs being much more shocking than pills made of people, what with PETA and all the animal rights orgs, etc.)
I would love to see a sequel to
The Zero Effect
Bill Pullman did such an excellent job playing that character…I would love to see some more cases taken on by Daryl Zero. Plus I’m sure they would come up with another killer soundtrack.
Hmmm…probably Oleanna…I doubt anyone’s seen it tho…it was pretty damn good
I heard a rumor that they were planning “Spaceballs 3: The Search For 2”. Unfortunately, it remained, of course, a rumor…
There was talk of a History of the World Part II (they even wrote a script and had a preview for it at the end of HOTWPI) but it was never made for some reason…too bad…it looked reeeally funny too 
I want to see the sequel to Army Of Darkness.
Yes I know there are three Evil Dead Movies already. I want more.
Hudson Hawk. More singing thieves!!!
We could always do with some mroe Back to the Future movies (come back Mike!)
Princess Bride
Yes, Ferris Bueller
Empire Records
The Fifth Element
From the Hip
Hudson Hawk. More whimsical lines with an all-star cast!!
And while we’re at it: bring back Northern Exposure
Darn, Shirley, you beat me to it!
Starship Troopers doesn’t need a sequel, it just needs to be erased from history and remade properly with powered armour.
Hey, maybe that could be the plot for Terminator III - we send Arnold Schwarzenegger and/or Robert Patrick back in time to prevent Verhoeven from leaving out the armour…
Pete
Long time RGMWer and ardent AOLer
I’d cry my friggin’ eyes out if they made a sequel to Princess Bride. That movie is just do beautiful and perfect to mess up w/a sequel.
Though Edward Scissorhands was a brilliant movie by itself, I wouldn’t mind seeing a sequel. I always wonder what happens to him after he is destined to stay in that house for eternity and make it snow (come on, there had to be more to it than THAT!).
psiekier wrote:
No it doesn’t.
It needs to be erased from history and remade properly with powered armor.
(Rassin frassin Brits and their extra "u"s.)
How about a sequel to The Thing? I might even thaw out John Carpenter’s career