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  • Amry of darkness

    9 31.03%
  • Gremlins 2

    0 0%
  • Back to the Future

    10 34.48%
  • Mall Rats

    3 10.34%
  • Weekend at Bernies 2

    0 0%
  • Revenge of the Nerd 2

    1 3.45%
  • Ghostbusters 2

    2 6.90%
  • I live in a dark hole and haven't seen any of them

    2 6.90%
  • WOW, this poses a truely hard debate many good in there own respect!!

    2 6.90%
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    Tough choice when you have to stick away from the big franchises (SW, ST, MAtrix, LOTR, etc.)

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    Wow what a tuff choice...

    after debating for a while i decided on army of darkness, great flick but mallrats was a definate close second. back to the future was great but the sequels were weak...kevin smith rocks but bruce campbell was pure genius in army...thats right i said the words!!

    but how could i disregard lines like :

    "It's a schooner!" "You dumb ba$tard its a sailboat!"

    damn i want to vote again......

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    I'll nominate Highlander 2 for the WORST sequel.

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    Originally posted by meatwad
    I'll nominate Highlander 2 for the WORST sequel.
    I'll second that!!!

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    On that list, Army of Darkness without a doubt. It & Evil Dead 2 both surpassed the original in every way.

    I don't see how Mallrats can be considered "sequel" per se...I mean, they both share some characters (Jay & Silent Bob), and make references to certain events - the chick having the embolism in a pool...Randall & Brodie both have/had a cousin Walter who did weird stuff to themselves sexually), but they didn't really continue a main story or anything.

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    Any kevin smith movie

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    Originally posted by Cobra Tha Funky Homo Sapien
    On that list, Army of Darkness without a doubt. It & Evil Dead 2 both surpassed the original in every way.

    I don't see how Mallrats can be considered "sequel" per se...I mean, they both share some characters (Jay & Silent Bob), and make references to certain events - the chick having the embolism in a pool...Randall & Brodie both have/had a cousin Walter who did weird stuff to themselves sexually), but they didn't really continue a main story or anything.

    Actually they do....somwhat, kevin smiths movies are called the Jersey Trilogy, even though there are 5 of them.

    They dont continue a story per se', but they all show events that happen in around a 3 day period in the jersey area, kevin smith himself even calls them sequels from time to time

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    I can't believe nobody has mentioned Aliens. Admittedly Alien was the better film but Aliens must be the best shoot'm up sci-fi flick ever.

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    T2 wins hands down.

    Don't forget Die Harder and Die Hard with a Vengance. Those were pretty good sequels.

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    Most movies that have sequels are a rsult of the original being a hit. If the 1st one didnt do squat, they "usually" do not make a 2nd one. You would think they would have learned after Highlander 2 to just plain stop please dear god stop!!

    Some movies like the Star Wars trillogy were orignally 1 whole story, but had to be split into 3 movies because of size. Lucas now has enough money he can put out any movie he wants without any worries about a studio backing him up. Not listening to George's plan to produce a movie is like saying you don't want to hear Steven Spielberg's opinion on directing.

    Together those 2 equal totally awesome movies.
    U.S. out of U.N.

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    I have to agree with the T2 crowd, brilliant.

    However, the Guy Ritchie movie Snatch is much better than Lock Stock, but can it be called a sequel? I think so, and that for me was the best ever because I have watched it 10+ times and still find new things to laugh out loud at!!

    At the other end of the scale it has to be Police Academy. s h i * e!

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    I think The Goonies should have had a sequel.

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    it was supposed to

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    You forgot:

    Star Trek - The Movie (with Shatner, Nimoy, and Kelly) Forget TNG- the series just isn't as good.

    Godfather - All of them

    Superman - All of them

    Batman (the first two - the third was the 'nippled' batman and had nothing but explosions and special effects)

    and Rocky

    Also:

    Deep Throat 2 & 3 (much better than the original)

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    I liked both the Ghostbusters and Back to the Future. They were both great movies, and pretty hilarious. Back to the Future most likely was the best of those choices. I have all 3 movies, but my personal fave is the 2nd one

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