2046, is so messy but it just takes these bold risks both emotionally and visually that I just find absolutely stunning. Revisit it Mark!!

I'm happy I haven't seen S. Darko.

1:12 so pleased to hear Mark say this.

Taxi Driver, I never want a sequel.

Oh, the sweet, naive film fans of 2017, thinking that Blade Runner 2049 would be a lifeless cashgrab sequel, unaware of what they had waiting for them.

"loads and loads of responses"

Titanic 2

A sequel to district 9 would be epic

Thelma and Louise 2 would be tricky

I am very late to this party, but in 2021 I will answer this question. I am really really worried about the proposed Joker sequel. The first was perfect and Todd Philips doesn't have a great track record for creating particularly excellent sequels

The martian. In the sequel he gets left behind on Venus

I must admit I have wanted to see a sequel to Leon

i would have said honestly.. Unbreakable..

Spud "Boxing?!" Brilliant.

The Sound Of Music 2 - "The other side of the Mountain - The Puberty Years" Enough said.....

I have no sympathy for Warcraft if its entire purpose was to set up a series of sequels. Films should not be series pilots. They should be films. By all means leave possibilities for sequels in their endings, but when you make a film, make it as if it's your last chance to tell a story with those characters.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind....2

But Trainspotting 2 just made me depressed that so much time had passed since the original and I was 20 years older

Richard Kelly is talking about an actual Donnie Darko sequel :)

I have just had a thought of having a movie released, then a sequel comes out but is actually the same movie however told from a different perspective. similar to what sliding doors did, but with different characters.

Wasn’t ET originally planned as a sequel to close encounters

Paddington 2 actually good in it's own right

Boogie Nights 2 would be awesome. It would be great to see how the team has to adapt to an internet era

I am terrified of the upcoming Blade Runner reboot, and just pray that Deakins and Villeneuve can compensate for having to watch Ryan Gosling mugging it.

At least 2049 was great!

why they never had a reservoir dogs sequel is beyond me! i'd love to see the cast again!

Seeing Ellie and Grant not married in Jurassic Park 3. Breaks my heart til this day.

Unbreakable

Rumble fish, I am intrigued to what happened to Rusty James when he reached California.

There goes that sauce material again...

Not a movie but the return of Twin Peaks both excites and worries me. I mean, David Lynch and Mark Frost returned as show runners, so there's a good chance it won't be as patchy as season two. But I'm still a little nervous.

No kermode uncut for john hurt?

I wasn't worried about "The Craft" remake because apparently it's going to be a sequel, but after watching "The Exorcist" tv series that is bassicly a sequel too and how it missunderstood the concept and the universe in which the story takes place, i'm pretty sure i'm gonna hate it. Same thing with "Blair Witch" Sequel/Reboot.

Hamlet 2? Would you not like to know what happens to the survivors from the first play...

Terminator 2, when even though we're told they smashed the defence grid and destroyed the technology and "no one goes home; no one else comes through" in the original, they find a way to send an even bigger baderer Terminator through - and they make it some Hollywood action splurge (or something) rather than the tight personal horror we had before. They'd probably even find a cameo for Micheal Biehn, despite him being dead. - They could probably make sequels to that for forever on That logic.

If you have a great understanding of your characters and their stories, you stand a real chance. Like Before Sunrise, it was one of these I-so-want-to-revisit-them yet if-you-did- you'd-ruin-it kinds of thing. But they nailed it and that is also why Guardians of the Galaxy 2 worked. Or Aliens. Or look no further than the ending dinner sequence of Godfather II and how that wraps up the tragedy by going to the beginning once again.

Re Dredd: I would cheerfully watch a Judge Anderson film.

I am always weary when it comes to sequels because they are rarely up to snuff. I can't think of many sequels (movies based on the plot of the first movie....which means Star Trek II Wrath of Khan is not really a sequel as such but it was a LOT better then Motion Picture) which were really good or even surprised me in being better than the original. I liked Hellboy II even though it had less Mignola and more del Toro in it. X-Men: Day of Future Past was also pretty great (unfortunately the same cannot be said about the storyline regarding Apocalypse). The Dark Knight was amazing, Toy Story II was also great and I liked Rocky II.

I want a sequel to End of Days where it is set in new years eve 2999.

It’s not sequels you should be worried about , it’s remakes . True Grit is the one that pains me.

I'd be interested in a videodrome sequel, but it would be awful now that it's been so long.

John Carpenter's Starman though a sequel would probably ruin it

A sequel to Dredd would hardly be turned into an expanded Universe given the source material

Pulp fiction had plenty of room for a sequel and prequel

Samurai cop 2..

Bladerunner! Yes I'm aware of 2049 coming soon!

Never heard of S. Darko.

Apparently Colombiana started life as a sequel to Léon...thank goodness that didn't happen!

if anyone can mary poppins its Emily Blunt.

Not that Anthony Quinn...

ET was the sequel to CE3K.

I'd like a sequel to TURKEY SHOOT(ESCAPE 2000). Where the surviving heroes over throw the evil government.

Technically aren't all Tarantino fans sequels or prequels?

Ive always wanted a prequel to the usual suspects, a movie that Would focus on keyser soze, and how he rose up to become the boogey man of the criminal world

District 9

Boy do I wish I liked Close Encounters. I just don't care about anyone in the movie, so nothing is at stake for me.

Knowing 2.

I would like to see the sequel to Seven. But, with both characters, Broken detective Mills, disillusioned Somerset, and a copy cat serial killer. Even darker than the original.

Groundhog Day. Just re-release it with different titles. Not my joke, but funny...

Now that technology has advanced to the level it has, and that the appropriate level of irony has permeated the culture, could it be time for a HOWARD THE DUCK sequel/reboot? The original comic is pretty dark and interesting...

S.darko

Personally, 2046 > In the Mood for Love

Jaws 5.

Dredd rox. Brought to you by Shit Kola.

Always concidered Nanny McPhee films as stepsequels of Mary Poppins.

Harold and Maude follow up with a switch where Harold dates a younger girl. Oh wait there's no longer the charm of the original, it's just creepy.

Blade runner please no cult for reason any one else

Nooooo don't go there. I'm dreading and hopeful that the Blade Runner sequel will live up to expectations. Prometheus has taught me that such optimism is usually misplaced. Great look but lousy storyline and worse script. (Dear Mr. Scott, no pressure then when it comes to Alien Covenant). Too many seriously bad sequels have already been made. I love when movies leave you wanting more. That's why we have BlueRay and Sky to watch them over again. The last thing anyone needs is a "worse than original sequel".

American Psycho 2 was a terrible idea and a terrible film. Hellbound: Hellraiser and Hellraiser 2 were great, H2 being my favourite. But after that, the films went down hill in every possible way. 2010: Odyssey 2 was a great sequel, and though more conventional in the way the story was told than 2001: A Space Odyssey, it serves as a great counter balance, while arguably being closer to the kind of story Arthur C Clarke (who appears in the film) wanted to tell. I'd love to see the remaining Odyssey films made.

I want a sequel to Spider-Man ...wait, hear me out!! A Spider-Man movie which DOESN'T regress and reboot the series again , but instead has the story set after high school and into Peter Parker's adult life. Stop sending us back to a tiny handful of 60s comics and move on!!

I don't give a flying fuzz about sequels. They can completely betray the original, they can shamelessly exploit its good name and reputation, that's all well and good. In my mind the original will hold true and be its own property and the only disgrace that sticks will be to the producers, writer, and director of the sequel. One sequel that jumps to mind that exceeds its predecessors by a country mile would be Back to the Future Part III. The scale, humour, and cinematography of Terminator 2 far outstrip the low-budget, stop-motion, gritty, nasty claustrophobia of the original. Mad Max is visually worthless in my view, The Road Warrior is a classic, Thunderdome is pretty interesting and fairly alright, and of course Fury Road is nothing short of a miracle, perhaps the best action movie ever made.

The Matrix sequels just took the sixth-form philosophy and anime-inspired dorkery of the first one to its logical conclusion, it was always rubbish.

Beer fest. They have to defend their title

Independance Day 3.

Proper RoboCop sequel. The Dredd film is not good, it completely missed the satire of the comic and played it dead serious - the comics tone is more akin funnily enough to the original RoboCop.

No Country For Old Men sequel would be good, after the very abrupt ending

I want a Warcraft sequel so bad. God damn cheapskate gamers pirating the movie instead of paying to watch it.

Stop with the typing noise already! It's driving me MAD!

why can't British people pronounce "boogie" correctly? you don't say "Buuk" do you? Her'e is an exercise to practice. Book. Book-E. Boogie.

2046, is so messy but it just takes these bold risks both emotionally and visually that I just find absolutely stunning. Revisit it Mark!!