I was just gonna say that! Especially since this weird change is so directly connected to the movie's unpopularity. I was sure this one was gonna top the list, actually. How could they even forget such an obvious one?
Semantics, but the protagonists at Bernie's house weren't using Bernie's corpse to keep staying at his place--they were pretending he was still alive so that the hitman *wouldn't kill them*. Bernie initially asks the mob to get rid of them, but then gets killed himself because he was cheating with the mobster's girlfriend. Do I perhaps know too much about this movie? Maybe.
Terminator 1 & 2: The future is not set. There is no fate but what we make for ourselves. Terminator 3: Actually, the future IS set. Judgement Day is inevitable and everything you did to try and prevent it only delayed it by a few years (so we can keep making more movies).
That complaint totally ignores the fact that T1 and T2 are a time travel paradox. Unless Skynet is eventually created without the first Terminator's chip, there can be no Terminator to get sent back in the first place. I liked how Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles handled Judgement Day. When the people in the past score a victory over the Terminators, Judgement Day moves back. If the Terminators score a victory in the past, Judgement day gets closer. The time war is infinite, all you can do is indefinitely delay Judgement day. The resistance fighters use Judgement Date as a way to tell what timeline each other are from.
1&2 was so simple. Judgment day was the perfect ending....and if ever they was to make another terminator movie,they could have reboot or anything instead of continuing.
T2 as a stand alone works perfectly; having a T1 automatically makes it a series. The pep talk has nothing to do with how many films need to exist or can exist in the franchise.
@@MrErizid Agree. T1 and T2's message was just false hope but that in no way invalidates the movies...or even contradicts them, it enhances them, makes them an epic tragedy that makes the whole biblical savior allegory/allusion/analogy stronger.
Dishonourable Mention for Mortal Kombat Annihilation. Mortal Kombat was an enjoyable movie and then Annihilation crammed so many characters into a half baked story with cheesy dialogue and it made for an absolute mess of a film. The techno soundtrack still slaps though.
Pacific Rim 2: Treating the Jaegers like Power Rangers rather than the hulking behemoths that they should be. I mean there is a lot else wrong with it (mainly losing the main 2 from the 1st film), but that was unforgiveable.
5:56 But that's not really what the sequels were about. The humans weren't treating the Matrix like a virus that needed to be eradicated anymore than they did in the original movie. They treated it larely like the nefarious construct created by enemy robots from the very start and throughout the sequels. It's only Neo who starts to see the bigger picture, how humanity and the machines are now part of a symbiotic circle in which they are dependent on each other for survival, and the Matrix plays a vital role in that. If anyone or anything in the sequels is treated like a virus, it's Smith as he spreads across the Matrix and becomes a existential threat to both man and machine. The sequels also focus largely on the heady ruminations on the concepts of destiny and free will rather than the mind-bending questioning of reality and existence that dominated the OG's plot. People wanted the sequels to blow their minds the same way the original did, but the "everything is a simulation" twist was simply too big to duplicate, and instead they were given philosophical questions that left them wondering if anything really mattered.
I remember seeing the Blair Witch Project opening night in my town and it was great, I mean we were on the edge of our seat though almost the entire movie. So well done !
@@Zombiesnyder13 I Disagree with that personally I think the second one is much more nuanced and interesting than the first. It's not for everyone and that's fine, But not all films are
@@The_foxs_den_ukmy thoughts exactly. Jodie Foster was perfect in the role bc you could imagine her being from Appalachia. Jessica Chastain looked and sounded more like she was from Savannah than the hills
At what point did the Matrix films decide that the Matrix was a type of computer virus? It's clearly laid out what happened in the past, to get to the current Matrix (in the original, 2 and 3). Smith on the other hand, became a rogue program, that in the sequel, operated like a virus but that was just him, not the whole Matrix and the Robots and programs behind it.
Halloween Ends was such a bad ending to a great franchise. It baffles me reading the original script for it to see that was passed over for the horrible story in the final product. The original script tied up so many loose ends still kept it ambiguous if Micheal was supernatural and gave Laurie proper closure to her story.
Another change in the Transporter series. in the first, he was highly precise, not killing, but evading enemy attacks and disabling them, in intricate choreography. Later movies are just generic action.
@homelander7742 the last 2 Godzilla are in the top 5 best in the franchise. To this day nothing has surpassed the original. They might have had some duds but they also had amazing ones unlike the American ones.
I love the Matrix franchise. The entire first movie set up the world - while at the same time giving us much to think about. However, by the end of the first movie it literally answered all of the questions and all that was left was the action. There was no way to make a sequel with the same kind of intrigue and mystery as the first. There are some parts of the sequels that are out of place, but the entire dance/sex sequence was like 2 minutes long out of 2 hours - they certainly didn’t focus on that aspect for the majority of the movie like was insinuated.
Plus there's the whole aspect in the sequels that insinuates the "real world" itself might just be a simulation, too. Whoever wrote this video seems like they may have missed that detail
@ with him only being on screen for 15 minutes I consider him a lesser antagonist. However Lecter lines were the only ones people well remember. Bill and the others big really.
I’m am always wondering how they could drop the ball on the Transporter franchise. A car and Jason that’s it. Heck even him driving a delivery truck would work. Or maybe like Smokey and the bandit. One other person drives a truck and he drives the car. Or him driving to a dock in say Monaco and then he drives to a fancy boat but out of the water (comes up to the surface) comes a submarine. So you know he has powerful enemies who don’t want him to deliver the package.
@@TheNewzbreak I mean the whole Hannibal tv show is built around a similar concept...apparently Hannibal is just simply irresistable, lol. Everybody loves a good cook.
I feel it is far too late for The Matrix franchise, but I think the way the creators should have gone was that Zion should have still been in The Matrix. It should have been that the machine was dealing with the percentage of people that needed that sort of thing by giving them that sort of world.
Great comparison. Julianne Moore is a fine actor but she just wasn’t Jodie Foster. And that dress… ugh. I know the movie was based on a novel so Thomas Harris also needs a little blame.
Speed 2 was doomed no matter what they tried. If it was another out a control. It be branded as a rehash. Critics are biased against 79% of sequels. If the sequel is too difficult, it's bad because it veres too far from the original. If it sticks to the first movie, it's bad because it's a rehash. Most sequelals can't win.
This is because most films don't NEED sequels, and are usually only made for cash-grab reasons, therefore it isn't a surprise most aren't received well by critics. They aren't made with quality as the priority and, for every Godfather 2, we get 100 Speed 2s.
But still. A cruise liner! If it had been that tanker ship heading for a town that would have been something. Potential fire, oil spill you name it but a cruise ship.
While I certainly never thought Speed 2 was great, I thought it was a somewhat passable sequel mostly because of William Defoe's insane performance. The biggest problem of the film was not getting Kenau Reeves back and then pretty much shoe-horning in Jason Patric as an almost identical character--but one that was less interesting.
Alien, Aliens = great films. Alien 3, was a brutal disappointment. Starts by killing off Newt and Hicks off-screen and was just dismal afterwards. From there, the sequels and other franchise material all got worse.
In the aliens: colonial marines game there is a dlc called "Stasis Interrupted" that tries to cover what happened to Hicks between Aliens and Aliens3. But most people ain't gonna know about that. Especially so many years after the film.
I heard that the Hicks and Newt actors were unavailable and the girl had aged out (it was supposed to follow right off the back of the previous film so having the girl look older wouldn't work).
I liked Blair witch two, I know it's more generic than the other parts but it has a saving point: you can see whats happening! I know many who didn't watched the second one cause they thought that the first one was already bad. 1 and a half hour long video where all you hear and see are close ups of sobbing people and chase seen that gives you motion sickness. The only saving grace was the marketing, who selled it as real happenings.
Blair Witch Project is one of the very few found footage I actually liked. They built a very rich lore (there's a ton of supplementary material), and the hectic camera doesn't give away too much. The second one is a bad movie I actually like to throw on once every few years. There could've been some potential there (a lot of the neat concepts the director had originally) but the studio execs wrestled it away from the director and completely butchered it.
One I'd mention is Spider-Man 3 which ruins the whole origin of Spider-Man by having it turn out that even if Peter had stopped the robber, it would've been him startling Flint Marko thus Uncle Ben dies no matter what Peter does. It's so stupid and all this because Sam Raimi foolishly thinks every single villain needs to be personally connected to Peter Parker. While it makes sense to do that with villains like Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Venom, and Curtis Connors/Lizard, it makes no sense to do it with a villain like Sand Man. Sand Man has nothing in common with Peter Parker. There shouldn't have been a connection between them. Also I feel like this would be a plot point even if Raimi had done the film his way with Vulture instead of Venom.
Side note: Blink, and you'll miss it (pun intended), but Terry Kiser quickly blinks before he's dropped in the "Weekend at Bernie's" clip at the beginning of the video! I guess he thought we couldn't see it behind his shades! 😂
Hannibal was hobbled by being based on - let's face it - a pretty sub-par book. The story goes that after Red Dragon - a masterpiece of its genre - and its much-underrated movie, Manhunter, and then Silence of the Lambs, an overrated but massively successful film, where the only thing Anthony Hopkins got to butcher was the role, Hollywood was desperate for a follow-up - and quick, to capitalise on the franchise's momentum - so they offered Thomas Harris a boatload of cash to write another book r i g h t n o w. Harris doesn't work that way, so they upped the ante and, basically, made him an offer he couldn't refuse. And so - Hannibal, a laughable book and even worse film. It did, however, provide Hopkins a chance to slice the ham e v e n thicker - something I for one thought impossible. It would take more than a nice Chianti to make this digestible.
Raise the Titanic. No offensive Oirish accents, no jigs, no Rose and whatever he was called, no nude drawing, no selfishly letting someone die when you had a whole door, and they made it years before the original. What were they thinking?
The first "Weekend at Bernie's" film was goofy, but it was still entertaining, embracing its silly premise. The sequel was completely unnecessary, and only existed because of money.
Hannibal was ruined by toning the book's content. The book a much better but i disagree it is supposed to be about Lecter, the film' title gives it away
You can talk all the crap on weekend at berneys 2. But thats my favorite one. Saw it first when i was a kid. Its supposed to be silly. I like the first one but my favorite is the second. Same with major league 2. My favorite one. Oh and blair witch 2 was totally better. The first one sucked!! A$$!
Hannibal focused on Dr, Lector not because Jodie Foster refused to play Clarice again but because the film was based on the book by Thomas Harris all about Hannibal Lectors origin story. Also if Foster did reprise her role Clarice would no longer be an Innocence. Weekend at Bernies was about 2 days with a corpse. Did you expect the 2 guys to take Bernie to a cabin retreat the following weekend for more goofy fun? While quite silly n gross I enjoyed Terry Kiser's dancing skills. While Speed too may have been bad Speed was not really very good either. It had enough plot holes to drive a bus through. While Keanu Reeves saved 12 passengers on the bus it went on to blow up an airplane carrying 215 other people but hey, collateral damage.
@@clnblk7773 You got me. I was being silly. Yes the plane was empty and Reeves didn't intentionally crash the bus into the empty plane. It does seem like the plane company may have been rather upset at losing a miltimillion dollar airplane.
Clerks 2 really ruined that dance that buffalo bill did. Just watching Jay do that cracked me up and ruined the seriousness of that dance scene for silence of the lambs
Please! The live action Transformers movies started bad and just got worse. The characters of the robots were shallow, the action chaotic to the point of confusion, and the whole thing was just cinematic noise. If you want a good transformers movie then ignore the live action ones (ok, Bumblebee was alright) and watch Transformers One.
If you just look at the Matrix as a single movie instead of a terrible series it’s still amazing but the sequels are just horrible And Halloween 2018 was dragged down but it’s terrible sequels
I don't like found footage films and as a result, I actually preferred Blair Witch 2, and for all the reasons stated herein (though it's still not a good movie).
@dhenderson1810 The role of the viewer is, by its nature, a passive one. We are meant to observe the story, but not interact. Despite this, a traditional visual narrative places us among the story, allowing us to place ourselves into the position of a character, still ultimately detached but empathetically invested. The found footage style places a additional barrier between the viewer and the narrative by way of an entirely impassive, sterile and disconnected point of view. In my opinion, it pulls me to far out of the story to have any emotional investment. I know others feel differentlyand i won't say that they are wrong, but that is where I stand on the subject.
Highlander 2!! Still ranks as one of the worst ever sequels. It turned the immortals from the first into aliens teleported to earth.
I was just gonna say that! Especially since this weird change is so directly connected to the movie's unpopularity. I was sure this one was gonna top the list, actually. How could they even forget such an obvious one?
There should have been only one!
In truth, the first one had everything from start to finish, so there was no good way to continue.
I came here to drop Highlander 2 as well!
Funny thing was that EVERY sequel was considered a sequel to the original ignoring all the other ones.
Definitely, the movie sucked !
Brahms: The Boy 2... from real brahms hiding in the walls to a haunted doll
Semantics, but the protagonists at Bernie's house weren't using Bernie's corpse to keep staying at his place--they were pretending he was still alive so that the hitman *wouldn't kill them*. Bernie initially asks the mob to get rid of them, but then gets killed himself because he was cheating with the mobster's girlfriend. Do I perhaps know too much about this movie? Maybe.
Terminator 1 & 2: The future is not set. There is no fate but what we make for ourselves.
Terminator 3: Actually, the future IS set. Judgement Day is inevitable and everything you did to try and prevent it only delayed it by a few years (so we can keep making more movies).
That complaint totally ignores the fact that T1 and T2 are a time travel paradox. Unless Skynet is eventually created without the first Terminator's chip, there can be no Terminator to get sent back in the first place. I liked how Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles handled Judgement Day. When the people in the past score a victory over the Terminators, Judgement Day moves back. If the Terminators score a victory in the past, Judgement day gets closer. The time war is infinite, all you can do is indefinitely delay Judgement day. The resistance fighters use Judgement Date as a way to tell what timeline each other are from.
1&2 was so simple.
Judgment day was the perfect ending....and if ever they was to make another terminator movie,they could have reboot or anything instead of continuing.
T2 as a stand alone works perfectly; having a T1 automatically makes it a series. The pep talk has nothing to do with how many films need to exist or can exist in the franchise.
@@MrErizid Agree. T1 and T2's message was just false hope but that in no way invalidates the movies...or even contradicts them, it enhances them, makes them an epic tragedy that makes the whole biblical savior allegory/allusion/analogy stronger.
@@austintgod9621I've only watched the first three movies and nhave no interest in watching the others.
The Crow is another one. So many sequels, shows, and the remake and they all suck.
I know! 🙄
The first one had depth, while the second one was almost corny (in a tragic way)
Dishonourable Mention for Mortal Kombat Annihilation. Mortal Kombat was an enjoyable movie and then Annihilation crammed so many characters into a half baked story with cheesy dialogue and it made for an absolute mess of a film. The techno soundtrack still slaps though.
Funny thing to mention. I delivered a car to the composer of Speed 2. Even he thought the movie wasn't that great. And he did the music for the movie.
Also Speed 2 didn't have Keanu so all that chemistry and history between the characters was lost.
Good point. They did good together in Lake House also
And it taking place on a boat took away most of the tension.
Pacific Rim 2: Treating the Jaegers like Power Rangers rather than the hulking behemoths that they should be. I mean there is a lot else wrong with it (mainly losing the main 2 from the 1st film), but that was unforgiveable.
As i understand, idea was that Jaegers in second movie was more advanced, and thus faster.
Don't forget the mass amount of Chinese patronizing.
5:56 But that's not really what the sequels were about. The humans weren't treating the Matrix like a virus that needed to be eradicated anymore than they did in the original movie. They treated it larely like the nefarious construct created by enemy robots from the very start and throughout the sequels. It's only Neo who starts to see the bigger picture, how humanity and the machines are now part of a symbiotic circle in which they are dependent on each other for survival, and the Matrix plays a vital role in that. If anyone or anything in the sequels is treated like a virus, it's Smith as he spreads across the Matrix and becomes a existential threat to both man and machine.
The sequels also focus largely on the heady ruminations on the concepts of destiny and free will rather than the mind-bending questioning of reality and existence that dominated the OG's plot. People wanted the sequels to blow their minds the same way the original did, but the "everything is a simulation" twist was simply too big to duplicate, and instead they were given philosophical questions that left them wondering if anything really mattered.
I remember seeing the Blair Witch Project opening night in my town and it was great, I mean we were on the edge of our seat though almost the entire movie. So well done !
What about making Joker 2 a musical?
Yes, has to be the number one idiotic change in a sequel.
@@Zombiesnyder13 I Disagree with that personally I think the second one is much more nuanced and interesting than the first. It's not for everyone and that's fine, But not all films are
What an idiotic idea - oh no, wait...
I see Joker 2 to be a giant FU to the fans of the Joker movie and I just love that.
Next time learn what an "unreliable narrator" means.
@ But it's about idiotic _changes._ If the first movie was also a musical then it wouldn't have even mattered.
Hannibal was a psychiatrist, not a psychologist.
What do you expect from WhatCulture?
Also no Jodie foster made it worse
@@The_foxs_den_ukmy thoughts exactly. Jodie Foster was perfect in the role bc you could imagine her being from Appalachia. Jessica Chastain looked and sounded more like she was from Savannah than the hills
@@cooperminion825 Apparently she chose to do some dud film instead.
I love Halloween 3, it suffers because of the title and the reversal on the original plan of having Halloween being an anthology series.
At what point did the Matrix films decide that the Matrix was a type of computer virus? It's clearly laid out what happened in the past, to get to the current Matrix (in the original, 2 and 3). Smith on the other hand, became a rogue program, that in the sequel, operated like a virus but that was just him, not the whole Matrix and the Robots and programs behind it.
Halloween Ends was such a bad ending to a great franchise. It baffles me reading the original script for it to see that was passed over for the horrible story in the final product. The original script tied up so many loose ends still kept it ambiguous if Micheal was supernatural and gave Laurie proper closure to her story.
The promotion to the Blair Witch 1 movie worked until the cast decided to go on tv to promote their movie before it hit theatres.
The Blair Witch ending was far better if you were intelligent enough to realise what was happening in front of you. Blair Witch 2 was just garbage.
Another change in the Transporter series. in the first, he was highly precise, not killing, but evading enemy attacks and disabling them, in intricate choreography. Later movies are just generic action.
With how much better Japan is at making Godzilla movies IMHO, I want to see a Transformers movie from there.
" better Japan is at making Godzilla movies"
😂
Have fun watching Son of Godzilla or whatever garbage you think is good.
@homelander7742 the last 2 Godzilla are in the top 5 best in the franchise. To this day nothing has surpassed the original. They might have had some duds but they also had amazing ones unlike the American ones.
@@homelander7742 "Son of Godzilla" was made in 1967, LOL. There are plenty of excellent movies in this franchise.
"The Boat That Couldn't Slow Down"
I love the Matrix franchise. The entire first movie set up the world - while at the same time giving us much to think about. However, by the end of the first movie it literally answered all of the questions and all that was left was the action. There was no way to make a sequel with the same kind of intrigue and mystery as the first.
There are some parts of the sequels that are out of place, but the entire dance/sex sequence was like 2 minutes long out of 2 hours - they certainly didn’t focus on that aspect for the majority of the movie like was insinuated.
Plus there's the whole aspect in the sequels that insinuates the "real world" itself might just be a simulation, too. Whoever wrote this video seems like they may have missed that detail
The main bad guy in silence of the lambs is not doctor lecturer. It was buffalo bill.
No Buffalo Bill is the McGuffin, Lector is the real villain.
@ with him only being on screen for 15 minutes I consider him a lesser antagonist. However Lecter lines were the only ones people well remember. Bill and the others big really.
@@slagarcrue85 The amount of screen time is not the issue. it's the impact he made on the audience. Agree to disagree.
No, bill is the main Antagonist. Letter is the antagonist in his movie/back, you know the one about him?
@@jamesfrost126 your right
You know Speed 2 sucked when even Keanu said no thanks to it.
Terry Kiser deserved - at least - an Oscar nomination for best comedic performance as Bernie.
Absolutely!
I’m am always wondering how they could drop the ball on the Transporter franchise. A car and Jason that’s it. Heck even him driving a delivery truck would work. Or maybe like Smokey and the bandit. One other person drives a truck and he drives the car. Or him driving to a dock in say Monaco and then he drives to a fancy boat but out of the water (comes up to the surface) comes a submarine. So you know he has powerful enemies who don’t want him to deliver the package.
Hannibal - the issue with Clarice seeming so secondary is because of the book. In the book they end up becoming lovers.
Eww
@@TheNewzbreak I mean the whole Hannibal tv show is built around a similar concept...apparently Hannibal is just simply irresistable, lol. Everybody loves a good cook.
Hailee Seinfeld did excellent in Bumblebee !
I feel it is far too late for The Matrix franchise, but I think the way the creators should have gone was that Zion should have still been in The Matrix. It should have been that the machine was dealing with the percentage of people that needed that sort of thing by giving them that sort of world.
Speed 2 might be a crap movie, but teenage me was very fond of Sandra Bullock in a bikini so it holds a special place in my memory.
Blair Witch 2 was pretty much a waste, but I thought Kim Director was hella sexy. Admittedly, I am kinda partial to goth.
"Michael Bay may not be the must subtle director around..."
That was just... Beautiful.
Jazz's death was heartbreaking.
Hannibal comes across as written by the Wayans as an undercover Scary Movie Spinoff.
Great comparison. Julianne Moore is a fine actor but she just wasn’t Jodie Foster. And that dress… ugh. I know the movie was based on a novel so Thomas Harris also needs a little blame.
Speed 2 was doomed no matter what they tried. If it was another out a control. It be branded as a rehash. Critics are biased against 79% of sequels. If the sequel is too difficult, it's bad because it veres too far from the original. If it sticks to the first movie, it's bad because it's a rehash. Most sequelals can't win.
This is because most films don't NEED sequels, and are usually only made for cash-grab reasons, therefore it isn't a surprise most aren't received well by critics. They aren't made with quality as the priority and, for every Godfather 2, we get 100 Speed 2s.
But still. A cruise liner! If it had been that tanker ship heading for a town that would have been something. Potential fire, oil spill you name it but a cruise ship.
While I certainly never thought Speed 2 was great, I thought it was a somewhat passable sequel mostly because of William Defoe's insane performance. The biggest problem of the film was not getting Kenau Reeves back and then pretty much shoe-horning in Jason Patric as an almost identical character--but one that was less interesting.
Bumblebee is a REBOOT!!!!
Alien, Aliens = great films. Alien 3, was a brutal disappointment. Starts by killing off Newt and Hicks off-screen and was just dismal afterwards.
From there, the sequels and other franchise material all got worse.
In the aliens: colonial marines game there is a dlc called "Stasis Interrupted" that tries to cover what happened to Hicks between Aliens and Aliens3. But most people ain't gonna know about that. Especially so many years after the film.
I agree 💯
@ YEah, sounds like them trying to patch a plot hole the movie execs created, backwards-justifcation for a bad decision.
I heard that the Hicks and Newt actors were unavailable and the girl had aged out (it was supposed to follow right off the back of the previous film so having the girl look older wouldn't work).
@dhenderson1810 yeah they tried in Rocky 5 but we all saw what a disaster that was
I liked Blair witch two, I know it's more generic than the other parts but it has a saving point: you can see whats happening!
I know many who didn't watched the second one cause they thought that the first one was already bad. 1 and a half hour long video where all you hear and see are close ups of sobbing people and chase seen that gives you motion sickness.
The only saving grace was the marketing, who selled it as real happenings.
Blair Witch Project is one of the very few found footage I actually liked. They built a very rich lore (there's a ton of supplementary material), and the hectic camera doesn't give away too much. The second one is a bad movie I actually like to throw on once every few years. There could've been some potential there (a lot of the neat concepts the director had originally) but the studio execs wrestled it away from the director and completely butchered it.
No 1. American Psycho 2
One I'd mention is Spider-Man 3 which ruins the whole origin of Spider-Man by having it turn out that even if Peter had stopped the robber, it would've been him startling Flint Marko thus Uncle Ben dies no matter what Peter does. It's so stupid and all this because Sam Raimi foolishly thinks every single villain needs to be personally connected to Peter Parker. While it makes sense to do that with villains like Green Goblin, Doc Ock, Venom, and Curtis Connors/Lizard, it makes no sense to do it with a villain like Sand Man. Sand Man has nothing in common with Peter Parker. There shouldn't have been a connection between them. Also I feel like this would be a plot point even if Raimi had done the film his way with Vulture instead of Venom.
Manhunter is the 'Original' film in the series. Silence the Lambs is the Sequel.
Novel-wise (Red Dragon), yes. But the movie pretty much acts as a stand alone and just about scrubs all reference to the previous Lector adaptation.
love Manhunter!, Silence was good too
Side note: Blink, and you'll miss it (pun intended), but Terry Kiser quickly blinks before he's dropped in the "Weekend at Bernie's" clip at the beginning of the video! I guess he thought we couldn't see it behind his shades! 😂
Hannibal was hobbled by being based on - let's face it - a pretty sub-par book. The story goes that after Red Dragon - a masterpiece of its genre - and its much-underrated movie, Manhunter, and then Silence of the Lambs, an overrated but massively successful film, where the only thing Anthony Hopkins got to butcher was the role, Hollywood was desperate for a follow-up - and quick, to capitalise on the franchise's momentum - so they offered Thomas Harris a boatload of cash to write another book r i g h t n o w. Harris doesn't work that way, so they upped the ante and, basically, made him an offer he couldn't refuse. And so - Hannibal, a laughable book and even worse film. It did, however, provide Hopkins a chance to slice the ham e v e n thicker - something I for one thought impossible. It would take more than a nice Chianti to make this digestible.
Weekend at Bernie 2 I think was always on cable TV cause the dancing arrow in head out the beach is something burned into my mind
Where is Alien 3?
Not to worry, I'm sure it'll pop up on a sequel (Pun intended.) to this one. Along with Batman And Robin, Highlander 2 and Superman 3.
At least Sandra Bullock was still hot in the sequel !
She's never done it for me.
Her face is too masculine.
Raise the Titanic. No offensive Oirish accents, no jigs, no Rose and whatever he was called, no nude drawing, no selfishly letting someone die when you had a whole door, and they made it years before the original. What were they thinking?
I loved Weekend at Bernie's 2
I loved that in the first movie, when the hitman injected Bernie, it made his 🍆 so hard, his girlfriend went (Supposedly.) 20 MINUTES on it.
The first "Weekend at Bernie's" film was goofy, but it was still entertaining, embracing its silly premise. The sequel was completely unnecessary, and only existed because of money.
The sequel has voodoo magic.
Weekend at bernies 2 is fun why can’t movies just be that
It was one of my heavy rotation movies as a kid.
Hannibal was ruined by toning the book's content. The book a much better but i disagree it is supposed to be about Lecter, the film' title gives it away
Halloween. H20 was last good one. The 2018 movies was trash .🗑
I love “Speed 2.” I think it’s a fun summer movie that put me in the mood for the season.
In the matrix, Neo needed therapy since he's never used his muscles, why did his eyes work, as he would have never used them.
You can talk all the crap on weekend at berneys 2. But thats my favorite one. Saw it first when i was a kid. Its supposed to be silly. I like the first one but my favorite is the second. Same with major league 2. My favorite one.
Oh and blair witch 2 was totally better. The first one sucked!! A$$!
This video list should be much, MUCH longer...
Hannibal is not the fail of the moviemakers....it's Thomas Harris' sequel-novel on which the movie is based.
Hannibal focused on Dr, Lector not because Jodie Foster refused to play Clarice again but because the film was based on the book by Thomas Harris all about Hannibal Lectors origin story. Also if Foster did reprise her role Clarice would no longer be an Innocence. Weekend at Bernies was about 2 days with a corpse. Did you expect the 2 guys to take Bernie to a cabin retreat the following weekend for more goofy fun? While quite silly n gross I enjoyed Terry Kiser's dancing skills. While Speed too may have been bad Speed was not really very good either. It had enough plot holes to drive a bus through. While Keanu Reeves saved 12 passengers on the bus it went on to blow up an airplane carrying 215 other people but hey, collateral damage.
Wasn't the plane empty and just being towed across the tarmac? Where in Speed does it claim to have been full of passengers?
@@clnblk7773 You got me. I was being silly. Yes the plane was empty and Reeves didn't intentionally crash the bus into the empty plane. It does seem like the plane company may have been rather upset at losing a miltimillion dollar airplane.
Last 3 transformers moves are good to decent, but nothing can't beat the og cartoon movie
Hannibal suffered from really not hewing closely enough to the source material.
Clerks 2 really ruined that dance that buffalo bill did. Just watching Jay do that cracked me up and ruined the seriousness of that dance scene for silence of the lambs
Transporter 2 is a great movie, but the ending on the plane kinda sucked.
You keep Weekend at Bernies 2 out your mouth!
I will always like Weekend at Bernie’s2 better than the first one. Sometimes bad sequels just do it for me. 😎
The transformer sequels would just retcon the previous movie
Last year I finally saw the Blair witch project a boring boring movie with nothing happening
The only terrible in the video is that this video bashes a bunch of perfect movies that ruined nothing
Speed 2 is a total guilty pleasure of mine
Think you missed the plot on The Matrix. The Matrix itself isn't the virus🤦♂️
Bumblebee is legit the WORST transformers movie. It feels like a made for disney channel movie.
"And even surfing" shows them water skiing...
I love Transporter 1, 2, and 3.
I think the Rush Hour Sequels ruined the original.
Blair Witch 2 is a better "movie". Blair Witch was all marketing.
I enjoyed some of these sequels, even Weekend At Bernie's 2.
Gremlins 2 > Gremlins one, if you happen to have watched the sequel firts (like I did).
Hannibal should have stuck to the book.
Michael bays transformers is NOT the original transformers movie though.
Weekend at Bernie’s 2 was fun
Don’t judge the people behind the movie hannible to harshly
The book wasn’t that good either
It was better than the film
Please! The live action Transformers movies started bad and just got worse. The characters of the robots were shallow, the action chaotic to the point of confusion, and the whole thing was just cinematic noise. If you want a good transformers movie then ignore the live action ones (ok, Bumblebee was alright) and watch Transformers One.
If you just look at the Matrix as a single movie instead of a terrible series it’s still amazing but the sequels are just horrible
And Halloween 2018 was dragged down but it’s terrible sequels
I quite liked Blair Witch 2. I thought it was creepy.
Weekend at Bernie clip... Bernie blatantly blinks.
Ugh... The original Blair Witch was completely boring, not the slightest bit scary, & just downright awful!!
Titanic 2??
That's not an official sequel though, just an Asylum rip-off.
@stevegee8010 ahh okay thanks for clarifying
I liked Blair Witch 2. It had a good soundtrack, too.
Percy Jackson and the sea of monsters the first one I liked but the second movie ruined what could’ve been happy the series was good
Sorry, I enjoyed weekend at Bernies 2
The Crow City of Angels!
Transformers dark of the moon is still a great movie
Weekend. At. Bernie's. 2.
Wha...why?!?
As in, why does it exist?
Speed part 2 I liked just as much as I like the first one
I don't like found footage films and as a result, I actually preferred Blair Witch 2, and for all the reasons stated herein (though it's still not a good movie).
Why don't you like "Found Footage" films?
@dhenderson1810 The role of the viewer is, by its nature, a passive one. We are meant to observe the story, but not interact. Despite this, a traditional visual narrative places us among the story, allowing us to place ourselves into the position of a character, still ultimately detached but empathetically invested. The found footage style places a additional barrier between the viewer and the narrative by way of an entirely impassive, sterile and disconnected point of view. In my opinion, it pulls me to far out of the story to have any emotional investment. I know others feel differentlyand i won't say that they are wrong, but that is where I stand on the subject.
I love weekend at bernies 2
I love the Halloween thorn trilogy
lol wrong, Hannibal focusing on Lecter was wonderful, no one thinks Jodi Foster is more interesting than Hannibal
The Transformer films are fun
Halloween is a perfect example of a franchise that did not need to be a franchise. One great movie and then end it.
Same with Ghostbusters.
Blair which 2 is great sooooooo
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The Matrix and its sequels makes me believe the rumors that The Matrix was a stolen script!
Halloween 3 should have been the last Halloween movie!
Halloween 3 should of been Halloween 2, so it could of kept it's anthology concept rather than be sequel after sequel of Michael Myers films.
@@rosssnyder4490 Very true!
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