#71

Sequels that are grandly conceived as the first part of a two-part end to a trilogy and end up having no intrinsic value

#72

It’s briefly amusing but they absolutely flog it into the ground.

#73

Same as the first film but there is more than one of them

Alien —— aliens

Must be lots of monster films like this

#74

Frankensteins

#75

ExActly!

#76

Specie → Species

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#77

Included anything that is

‘and this time… they’ve brought the whole family with them!!!’

#78

102 dalmatians

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#79

Two flew over the cuckoo’s nest

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#80

When the sequel is “[First movie]'s 2nd” instead of “[First movie] 2” because the first movie was the name of a famous composer with multiple numbered symphonies, eg Beethoven’s 2nd and lots of others.

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#81

The next Godfather will be called The GodFourther

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#82

I like Meet the Parents → Meet the Fockers → Little Fockers as a series of titles, the next one should be called Little Parents to complete the circle

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#83

Then Fock the Parents

#84

then Meet the Parents again! (different parents)

#85

The same film but you couldn’t afford Jim Carrey again so you get Steve Carell to reprise his small role from the original film but this time play the lead.

e.g. Evan Almighty, Three Colours: White etc.

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#86

I had this dream where they made a sequel to the Lives of Others. The Stasi surveillance officer from the original film bought a flying taxi and went on to have loads of crazy adventures.

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#87

Dont think Jim Carrey was in the Three Colours trilogy.

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#88

Ah I’m getting him confused with Juliette Binoche again

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#89

This is why I prefer the original Synecdoche film

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#90

Apocryphal, but probably my favourite concept for a sequel anyway:

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