film you would like to see a sequel made but never have

[Tab373]

im bored at work so just for fun what film would you like a sequel made .
My favourite film as a kid was willy wonka loved the chocolate room but they never did a follow up of how charlie ran the factory and what the oompa loompas got up to. i suppose the factory now a days would be shut down and all out of work. but felt let down as a kid that a follow up never happened. sad i know.
So just for fun what film would you like to see a sequel made not a remake. hate the newer version of wonka.

 

[Orikoru]

Really hope they do one for Fast and Furious, the first 16 parts really leave a lot of things unresolved.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

I've racked my brain but pretty much every film I've loved has had a sequel follow it. There are quite a few I wish they hadn't made a sequel to but plenty have been good.

Great shout on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. There was a follow up book, I'm surprised that wasn't turned into a film. Agree about the remake, Jonny Depp was horrific in it.

Looking forward to seeing some suggestions.

 

[Piece]

Heat
Interstellar
Watchmen
Shawshank
Dark City

 

[Orikoru]

Heat
Interstellar
Watchmen
Shawshank
Dark City

How on earth would you make a sequel to Shawshank? Does he reoffend?? Haha

 

[Slab]

Weird Science
Sixth Sense
Hot Fuzz
Braveheart
Avatar
Trading Places
Groundhog Day
Castaway
Breakfast Club
ET

 

[Piece]

Weird Science
Sixth Sense
Hot Fuzz
Braveheart
Avatar
Trading Places
Groundhog Day
Castaway
Breakfast Club
ET

Just wait a little longer...they are coming!

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Weird Science
Sixth Sense
Hot Fuzz
Braveheart
Avatar
Trading Places
Groundhog Day
Castaway
Breakfast Club
ET

Not much that can be done for Wallace - but as what happened after Wallace was Bruce - well - job done...

 

[Grant85]

School of thought that says the 'film franchise industry' is ruining Cinema.

Ultimately if people have a successful film, they will be under huge pressure to make a second one because it is easier to market and more likely to be commercially successful - even if it is rubbish.
You could make another stand alone film, and even if it is good - no guarantee it will be successful.

Think you have to lay a lot of the blame with Fast and Furious, then Pirates of the Carribbean. Totally ridiculous number of films, squeezing every last drop out of a successful 1st film.

At any one time you could look at the cinema listings and see a fair chunk of the films as sequals or parts of a franchise. If you aren't into those franchises, you might find it tough to select a film. And even tougher to make the decision to go the following week. Especially if your cinema only has a few screens.

 

[Dando]

Weird Science
Sixth Sense
Hot Fuzz
Braveheart
Avatar
Trading Places
Groundhog Day
Castaway
Breakfast Club
ET

surely they can just re-release the original film

 

[robinthehood]

How on earth would you make a sequel to Shawshank? Does he reoffend?? Haha

How is it voted one of the best films of all time is beyond me.

 

[patricks148]

Not a film as such, but there was a strange TV series on about 10 years ago called Pushing Daisies, like to see another series of that

 

[SwingsitlikeHogan]

Can't think of any film after which watching I was left wondering what happened next...

 

[GB72]

Proper sequel to Aliens, the one Neill Blomkamp was going to make not the rubbish we have had ever since.

Aside from that, sequels to The Lost Boys and Near Dark would go down well. And a sequel to the mutch underated Dredd

 

[Lord Tyrion]

School of thought that says the 'film franchise industry' is ruining Cinema.

Ultimately if people have a successful film, they will be under huge pressure to make a second one because it is easier to market and more likely to be commercially successful - even if it is rubbish.
You could make another stand alone film, and even if it is good - no guarantee it will be successful.

Think you have to lay a lot of the blame with Fast and Furious, then Pirates of the Carribbean. Totally ridiculous number of films, squeezing every last drop out of a successful 1st film.

At any one time you could look at the cinema listings and see a fair chunk of the films as sequals or parts of a franchise. If you aren't into those franchises, you might find it tough to select a film. And even tougher to make the decision to go the following week. Especially if your cinema only has a few screens.

In my post I mentioned that my favourite films have sequels. This goes back a long way, Zulu / Zulu Dawn, The Magnificent Seven / Return of the Magnificent Seven, Star Wars Trilogy, the Clint Eastwood spaghetti westerns, The Godfather 1 & 2 (we don't speak about 3). Sequels have become more common but they have been around for a very long time.

 

[Jamesbrown]

Logan’s run,
The warriors
Stargate

Top gun was on the list.

 

[drewster]

Gregory's Girl

 

[GB72]

Gregory's Girl

I thought that there was a sequel

 

[GB72]

Heat
Interstellar
Watchmen
Shawshank
Dark City

Not a sequel but there is a Watchmen TV series coming.

No the characters have been integrated into the normal DC timeline, you never know another film could be possible.

 

[drewster]

I thought that there was a sequel

No way ??? With Grogan ?? Surley not, i'd have known about it if there was !!!!