Hopeofmypeople
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That shyt was disgraceful and a blatant cash grab, to even title it 300 didn’t make sense but they needed to cash in on the name.
Movies that ended perfectly and didn’t need a sequel.
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That shyt was disgraceful and a blatant cash grab, to even title it 300 didn’t make sense but they needed to cash in on the name.
Planet of the apes
Independence day
KingJaffeJoe
Pro
The Exorcist
District 9
Get Out
The Prestige
Get Out
The Prestige
Detroit Wave
Veteran
Rush hour 2 was inevitable after the ending to the 1st. RH3 was unnecessary
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Yeah it was called Grown Ups with Adam Sandler
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Rush Hour 2 was dope too so I'm glad that sequel was done.Rush hour 2 was inevitable after the ending to the 1st. RH3 was unnecessary
Kunty McPhuck
Scust Szn has Returned
Kunty McPhuck
Scust Szn has Returned
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You confuse it for Chappie?
I'll agree with that even though I loved what we got after it.
Terminator didn't need a sequel. T2 is dope but the way the first movie ends is kinda perfect.
Die Hard
Rocky (yes we've gotten dope shyt after it but they've deluted what the first movie meant)
The Thing (the Carpenter remake)
Halloween
Jaws
John Wick (yes I love Baba Yaga but the first movie didn't need a sequel. I'm just glad we got em)
Back to the Future (the original ending didn't have that tag at the end. That came with home video and when they knew they were making a sequel)
The Godfather
Nah, I remember talking about wanting a sequel for District 9 because of all the possibilities that they left open for one, but as time went on, I was content with it ending how it did.
Is Chappie in the same universe as D9? I've never seen Chappie, I just know it was done by the same director I believe.
There was a follow up to Gattaca?