August 29, 201412 yr Lot's of good and bad sequels in movie world. IMO mostly bad, but some very good, and some much needed to continue or finish the story. Most movies have their own closure, but there has to be one or two everyone would like to see a sequel to that never developed. For me, it has to be The Breakfast Club. Heard there was talk of a sequel, but issues between John Hughes and some of the cast and then Hughes' death shut that down. I'd hate a remake, but would love a sequel. American Graffiti, for many of the reasons I'd like to see a Breakfast club sequel. It would have been pretty cool to see these characters 20 years later. Guess George Lucas had better things to do though. I'm sure there are plenty others:
August 29, 201412 yr Lot's of good and bad sequels in movie world. IMO mostly bad, but some very good, and some much needed to continue or finish the story. Most movies have their own closure, but there has to be one or two everyone would like to see a sequel to that never developed. For me, it has to be The Breakfast Club. Heard there was talk of a sequel, but issues between John Hughes and some of the cast and then Hughes' death shut that down. I'd hate a remake, but would love a sequel. American Graffiti, for many of the reasons I'd like to see a Breakfast club sequel. It would have been pretty cool to see these characters 20 years later. Guess George Lucas had better things to do though. I'm sure there are plenty others: They did. I've never watched it, but hear it's pretty bad. More American Graffiti - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
August 30, 201412 yr Author They did. I've never watched it, but hear it's pretty bad. More American Graffiti - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Thanks for the heads up. Gotta be bad, or more people would have seen it.
August 30, 201412 yr Though it would be challenging, Thelma & Louise. So would that be a movie about a mortician and his family?
August 30, 201412 yr They did. I've never watched it, but hear it's pretty bad. More American Graffiti - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Thanks for the heads up. Gotta be bad, or more people would have seen it. Caught it once on late-night TV. Yeah...it's bad.
August 31, 201412 yr So would that be a movie about a mortician and his family? However........... the movie ended while the car was in mid-air. Perhaps a parachute saves the day and they land safely. Upon landing, they get into a raft (that has no reason to be there but is nevertheless) and take off down the Colorado River. On the river they battle exposure to the elements and a pack of voracious zombies. What is unknown to them at the time is that the car passed through a rip in time, and when they landed it was several years later. They exit the river, and decide to head east while the song "What if God was One of Us" plays. Eventually, they end up in a place called Terminus and rescue the cast of The Walking Dead.
September 1, 201412 yr For what it is worth I know a lady that has seen Caddyshack II but never saw Caddyshack.
September 1, 201412 yr For what it is worth I know a lady that has seen Caddyshack II but never saw Caddyshack. That is like getting pregnant having never experienced an orgasm.........
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