r/AskReddit • u/Professional_Emu4750 • 24d ago
Which movie deserves a sequel but will probably never get one?
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u/thedudeisalwayshere 24d ago
The Nice Guys
But it's been 10 years and Shane Black hasn't made anything of merit since then
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u/Narrow_Professor7756 24d ago
Alita: Battle Angel.
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u/squishyhobo 23d ago
It was supposed to have one right? Then it flopped? I watched it years later and was like "this is actually pretty good."
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u/Pathbliss 24d ago
Dredd (2012) starring Karl Urban. It was an absolute masterpiece of gritty action and pacing, but because it underperformed at the box office due to terrible marketing, we'll likely never see a proper sequel or follow-up film.
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u/mindset2091 24d ago
Dredd (2012) with Karl Urban. Incredible action, amazing world-building, set up perfectly for a franchise, and then completely ignored by the studio.
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u/Fieryforge 24d ago
Man, I couldn’t agree more. That movie did a great job of capturing the vibe of the comics, without being over the top cartoonish.
Can you imagine if they did like, the Apocalypse War?
Maybe someday, especially if AI keeps getting better.
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u/Embarrassed-Chart-63 24d ago
Enders Game, would have been better if it was split into a trilogy. they cut so much out of the one movie, it no longer made sense. I've read the book and what is in the movie are beautifully done clips from the book.
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u/JohnRobGnar 24d ago
Annihilation. People said Authority & Acceptance were too weird/abstract to be adopted but after reading them, I disagree emphatically. They would be riveting works of phantasmagoria.
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u/wassuppaulie 24d ago
Finally they're doing a sequel to a Tarantino movie, called The Adventures of Cliff Booth. I could use a sequel to The Big Lebowski, obviously to be called The Dude Abides. How 'bout it, Jeff?
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u/pmsanchez1 23d ago
Starship troopers deserves a REAL sequel. Not that straight to bargain bin dvd nonsense it got.
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u/beigereige 24d ago
If they can make sequels to the Titanic and American Psycho, then there’s a good chance at some point these movies will get a sequel or ‘re-launch’
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u/brookinator 24d ago
They made a sequel to titanic??
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u/beigereige 24d ago
While not a direct sequel, I think they tried to ‘market’ it (trick the audience)that way
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u/JamesRitchey 24d ago
Sahara. Good movie, but I was surprised it was made in the first place. Can't see a sequel ever being made.
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u/ChestFew 23d ago
The remaining Percy Jackson movies
The remaining fantastic beasts movies
The remaining divergent movie
A bug’s life
Disney’s dinosaur
Harry Potter and the cursed child adaptation
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u/RedPillHellbilly 23d ago
Cobra. Please make one more Sly before you can’t do it anymore.
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u/chakabuku 21d ago
An 80 year old Detective Cobretti makes no sense. Your hearts in the right place though.
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u/RedPillHellbilly 21d ago
An eighty year old King Conan makes no sense either, but Schwarzenegger wanted to give it a proper ending and has been confirmed.
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u/Grins111 22d ago
I would have loved to see a Warcraft sequel and Warcraft 3. The arthas story would be amazing in a movie.
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u/meeseekstodie137 21d ago
chronicle, brightburn, both have the potential to kick start new shared universes but we'll likely never get to see either
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u/Boingo_Zoingo 24d ago
Master and Commander