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Best Sequels?
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Ethical Edward
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Devil's Rejects- My favorite movie of all time.
Exorcist 3: Legion-Vastly underrated movie that shows the shocking fate of Father Damien Karras.
Empire Strikes Back-Darth Vader in his prime
Godfather 2-Al Pacino's finest work and a script that created a movie that you can watch a million times and never get tired of it.
Escape from LA-Snake Plisskin and some cheesy fun!
Exorcist 3: Legion-Vastly underrated movie that shows the shocking fate of Father Damien Karras.
Empire Strikes Back-Darth Vader in his prime
Godfather 2-Al Pacino's finest work and a script that created a movie that you can watch a million times and never get tired of it.
Escape from LA-Snake Plisskin and some cheesy fun!
Goodieluver
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Rocky II-best sequel ever "win!"
Superman II-zod will agree with me on this
Aliens
Predator II-gorier than the 1st, and you got gary busey
Waynes world II- "I had to beat them to death with their own shoes"
airplane II-what happened to satire comedy? All the current satire is all makin fun of current pop culture and such which has no value years later cuz people wont get it. Airplane\II are perfect, comedy that spans decades
all the modern sequels are just tripe
Superman II-zod will agree with me on this
Aliens
Predator II-gorier than the 1st, and you got gary busey
Waynes world II- "I had to beat them to death with their own shoes"
airplane II-what happened to satire comedy? All the current satire is all makin fun of current pop culture and such which has no value years later cuz people wont get it. Airplane\II are perfect, comedy that spans decades
all the modern sequels are just tripe
devilsadvocate
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greatest sequels of all time... hmmmmm...
1) The greatest ever sequel to be created. The Godfather part II. Two stories at once. brillianted scripted and directed. plus Pacino was absolutely awesome. That, Scarface and Heat were his best ever films.
2) The greatest superhero film created. period. i won't be taking any arguments on this. Spiderman 2. The worries of a mortal alongside a man who can make a difference. The key to the entire film revolved around 1 big point. "is it right to...(steal to build a dream) (want a life of my own?) etc.
3) Terminator II - Ar-nuld was back for the second time and by god it was even crazier than the first. was not a big fan of the third in anyway shape or form because it was T2 with CGI.
4) Batman Returns - some people may disagree and on this point i accept arguments. but i personally loved Batman Returns a lot more than Batman.
5=) Goldeneye - it was Bond's best outing for a damn long time. reminding us exactly why we enjoyed it in the first place. driving a tank through st petersburg...amazing
5=) Blade II - for all the fans of Blade, you have to admit that Blade II was even better. Blade Trinity was a poor finish to what should have been an awesome series but Blade II was a work of genius.
1) The greatest ever sequel to be created. The Godfather part II. Two stories at once. brillianted scripted and directed. plus Pacino was absolutely awesome. That, Scarface and Heat were his best ever films.
2) The greatest superhero film created. period. i won't be taking any arguments on this. Spiderman 2. The worries of a mortal alongside a man who can make a difference. The key to the entire film revolved around 1 big point. "is it right to...(steal to build a dream) (want a life of my own?) etc.
3) Terminator II - Ar-nuld was back for the second time and by god it was even crazier than the first. was not a big fan of the third in anyway shape or form because it was T2 with CGI.
4) Batman Returns - some people may disagree and on this point i accept arguments. but i personally loved Batman Returns a lot more than Batman.
5=) Goldeneye - it was Bond's best outing for a damn long time. reminding us exactly why we enjoyed it in the first place. driving a tank through st petersburg...amazing
5=) Blade II - for all the fans of Blade, you have to admit that Blade II was even better. Blade Trinity was a poor finish to what should have been an awesome series but Blade II was a work of genius.
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Yeah I agree with Blade 2 and yeah Blade 3 (or trinity whatever you want to call it) was crap, if you took away the spirit squad the movie might of been better.
But for Blade fans how did you like the series, I watched all of it on youtube and enjoyed it better then the movies. Im a big fan of Sticky Fingaz so it didn't bother me him being Blade.
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But for Blade fans how did you like the series, I watched all of it on youtube and enjoyed it better then the movies. Im a big fan of Sticky Fingaz so it didn't bother me him being Blade.
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Some may not agree with me, but I thought "Resident Evil-Apocalypes" was much better than the first one.
Drew
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Empire Strikes Back and Two Towers aside I would have to go with the following:
The Bourne Supremacy - hard, dark, tight and edgy. Total deviation from the book but much leaner and all the better for it. Matt Damon is very convincing and surprisingly sympathetic considering his character's background.
Spiderman 2 - Although I still Kirsten Dunst was hopelesly miscast as MJ (MJ is supposed to be a drop dead gorgeous model) Tobey Maguire rocked the shit out of this and Raimi gave us one of the best comic adaptations so far. Best of all we still have Green Goblin 2, Sandman and Venom to look forward to in Spiderman 3.
If you think of the 3 Clint Eastwood/Sergio Leone Spaghetti Westerns as being a saga then I prefer the Good The Bad and The Ugly to the other two. The three way stand off Eastwood has at the end in the graveyard with Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach is a classic.
For Jackie Chan fans, I enjoyed Project A part 2 as much as Project A, even though Samo Hung and Yuen Biao weren't in the sequel. I also thought Police Story 2 and 3 were great follow ups to Police Story.
As a kid I liked Superman 2 as well - he gets to fight other Kryptonians! At the time it looked pretty good.
The Bourne Supremacy - hard, dark, tight and edgy. Total deviation from the book but much leaner and all the better for it. Matt Damon is very convincing and surprisingly sympathetic considering his character's background.
Spiderman 2 - Although I still Kirsten Dunst was hopelesly miscast as MJ (MJ is supposed to be a drop dead gorgeous model) Tobey Maguire rocked the shit out of this and Raimi gave us one of the best comic adaptations so far. Best of all we still have Green Goblin 2, Sandman and Venom to look forward to in Spiderman 3.
If you think of the 3 Clint Eastwood/Sergio Leone Spaghetti Westerns as being a saga then I prefer the Good The Bad and The Ugly to the other two. The three way stand off Eastwood has at the end in the graveyard with Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach is a classic.
For Jackie Chan fans, I enjoyed Project A part 2 as much as Project A, even though Samo Hung and Yuen Biao weren't in the sequel. I also thought Police Story 2 and 3 were great follow ups to Police Story.
As a kid I liked Superman 2 as well - he gets to fight other Kryptonians! At the time it looked pretty good.
General Zod said:
I was thinking the exact same thing, Austin Powers 2 was the best of the three.
Oh and great call on Bourne Supremacy, if you liked Matt Damon in this you must see "The Departed", great frikin' movie!!
