...what about the sequels to movies that were blantantly, in-your-face announced, yet never came to be, such as:
1). "Buckaroo Banzai Against The World Crime League"
2). "Dr. Detroit II: The Wrath of Mom"
3). "Tales of the Ancient Empire" (the announced folow-up to 1982's fantasy adventure "The Sword and the Sorcerer"
...but if I had to pick a favorite movie, which I feel demands a follow-up and/or sequel, it would have to be 1965's comedy/action/adventure, "The Great Race", directed by master comedy maker Blake Edwards. If those who recall, it was a 1920's auto race, from New York to Paris (New York to the Wild West...up North to Alaska...catching an iceberg to Persia...then to Paris). At the end, Tony Curtis' and Natalie Wood's characters get married, just as Jack Lemmon's and Peter Falk's characters challenge them to another race, from Paris back to New York. This time, they can cover the Middle East, Africa, Antarctica, South America, Mexico, then back up to New York.
The original movie had just about everything...slapstick comedy, action, adventure, romance, thrills, chills...everything, including the kitchen sink!!!
How about a sequel to director Luc Besson's "Leon: The Professional"??? Natalie Portman's character has grown up, having been well schooled and cultured; she travels to Europe, to seek the lineage of her beloved Leon, then travels back to the states, and takes up Leon's skills as a 'cleaner', under the tutilage of Danny Aiello's character, who is still running his restaurant...and still has need for a skilled 'cleaner'!!!
...who knows what sequel history may tell?!?!?!
2007-05-10 21:17:13
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answered by Fright Film Fan 7
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Buckaroo Banzaii. I would love to see them try to get that cast back together. Peter Wellew, Jeff Goldbum, John Lithgow as Dr. Lizardo. It would be a real miracle to get that much budget together for acting alone, not to mention the special effects that would be required, not that C.G.I. is the standard.
2007-05-10 17:24:53
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answered by MUDD 7
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