I'd prefer that over pretty much everything on that list. Though after The Predator I don't know if Shane Black can still write a good script. I think he lost his mind.
@@toddhollen I'd like to think most of The Predator's shortcomings stemmed from Fred Dekker's awful screenplay and constant studio interference from the Fox that got eaten by the Mouse, although I agree it was a dreadful movie
@@papamoosey1595 Studio interfere is definitely part of the problem. But writing a character with tourette syndrome where that's the joke in 2019 suggests that maybe his time has passed. I'm not sure who that other person you mentioned is though, I thought a Shane Black wrote the script, did he not?
I'd love to see a sequel to The Man From U.N.C.L.E.! Armie Hammer and Henry Cavill were great in their roles, they had great chemistry together and with Alicia Vikander, Hugh Grant hasn't been this charming since the 90's. The cinematography was gorgeous, it had great action, it was a fun, groovy ride and I'd love to see at least one follow-up.
Yeah I loved it too. I had no idea it was existing IP when I saw it - I just loved the cold war spy funny action craziness. So enjoyable. Would LOVE more.
Me too! My sister and I stumbled upon that movie one lazy Saturday and absolutely loved it. Agree with everything you said, but also wanted to add that I love the soundtrack. I was really happy to see it voted onto this list.
I think one of the reasons for Solo is that people are realizing it's just a fun adventure with none of the stressful baggage the sequel trilogy brings.
Yeah exactly. Its tone is actually closest to The Mandalorian IMO, so no idea why it gets hate and the show gets love. They are both fun to watch without having galactic consequences.
I feel like Alita completed almost everything that was going on in the movie. To me the ending just implied a bigger world and what Alita would do (take on any obstacle and aim for the top). I feel like Zalem was always supposed to be inaccessible in this part of the story, the point is that it is unreachable. I feel like people get hung up on Zalem and maybe that’s the movies fault for not portraying it in the right way. Anyway, as a fan of the source material (yes, I understand that my viewing of the movie is heavily colored by that fact too) I really loved the movie and wanted more.
I totally disagree with the SJU crew on this one; I know they did not like the movie when it came out. I have watched the movie multiple times since. It is not perfect, but I find it enjoyable and it is visually perfect. It does present a bigger universe, but the movie is still good at advancing Alita's story. Yes, it tease about Zelem and Nova (Edward Norton). But I don't think it should be penalized. The bigger MCU tease was Thanos. When Joss Whedon added him in, there wasn't even a plan to have him in later movie much less what we refer to the infinity Sage now. I want them to finish the Night Watch, Day Watch trilogy (from Timur Bekmambetov). And I want more The Raid movies!!!
I saw it on a plane. It was enjoyable. It deserves a sequel in the same way that Hunger Games and Divergent and Maze Runner and xyz deserves a sequel. Star Wars sets up trilogies. Why get annoyed that a movie sets up a world for more movies. It happens all the time, and guess what, often the story ramps up the further you get into the world and you get more invested. Why are we so committed to only two entertainment formats - tv serialised, and movie self contained story. Star Wars and MCU prove it can be something else. But I get that budgets have to align better...
Alita felt like 3 movies stuffed into one. Much like Aquaman but way more plot wise than just the amount of stuff. It felt like large swathes of time passed during the movie and that it could have ended like 3 times. The action and VFX were great but the story failed to fully invest me.
I don’t even understand the point of view that Alita is incomplete therefore flawed. Not all films are created equal and Alita, unlike other films, wasn’t meant to be the beginning, middle and end of a story. To claim that Alita is flawed is the same as saying that The Fellowship of the Ring is flawed. There’s literally no conclusion to ANYTHING in TFotR and I love it for what it sets up, the same way I love Alita for what that sets up, for its world building and for the part of the story that it tells (a great beginning!).
I hate this "movies shouldn't set up other movies" narrative. Harry Potter and Lords of The Rings ended in a cliffhanger every single time and people consider LoTR like one of the best things ever.
They were books first. The continuation would be inherent if they were successful. The problem is feeling like an incomplete movie in favour of sequel set up
But there was a proven western audience for Potter and The Rings books that more readily justified the chance of making sequels. Manga and anime traditionally doesn't have a huge western audience, so they should have been more cautious about assuming Alita would do well enough to warrant follow-ups. Not to mention there's a difference between ending in a cliffhanger and peppering the whole movie with lore.
Alita and Solo tops my list as sequel worthy. Its like the difference between hamburger, pizza or a steak dinner. Its all good, unless you over consume them.
@@30noir LOL. Yeah, I like the first and I want to see Solo meet Boba Fett or any bounty hunter from Empire Strikes Back. Or even Darth Maul and Mandolorians. Basically part of the fun of Star Wars is the Star Wars Universe.
If I had to pick between Tron 3 and Dredd 2, I'd still probably pick Tron 3. I want either one of them over any of the other listed titles, though. The only downside would be that they couldn't get Daft Punk back to do the soundtrack after Disney screwed them over with the remix album.
The Nicer Guys is a great suggestion. I just decided I'm going to rewatch The Nice Guys today. On another note, I'm still waiting on Before The Mask: The Return of Leslie Vernon.
I like seeing longer stories brought to film, even if it means that the individual movies don't work so well as individual movies, but only if there is that commitment there - it's the same wtih TV shows: if you don't know whether you're on the last season or not, sure, leave some hooks you can pick up from when you continue, but wrap up your main storylines and position things so fans can feel satisfied if that does end up being all they ever get. If you're going to do a "to be continued", you need to actually continue, and do so in a timely fashion. For movies, if you're going to do Deathly Hallows Part I, you need to have Part II locked in no more than a year later. Lord of the Rings needed to commit to the entire trilogy (though I still think a 6-film version would probably have been better - and still wouldn't have had more pagecount per movie than doing the entire Hobbit as a single movie). Infinity War benefits hugely from being followed by Endgame - imagine the dark universe where Corona hit a year earlier and Disney had to decide what to do with Endgame when no cinemas were open... Anyway, world-building and sequel-baiting are tricky balancing acts, particularly when you don't have a guaranteed second movie to payoff in a timely fashion.
A good example of a film that sets up more/leaves you hanging but still is a complete arc in itself is fellowship of the ring. It's not just a trailer for the two towers. WIthout two towers, the story has not ended, but there is a narrative arc and conclusion to the first film and its characters, regardless of what comes next
I was excited for more Alita although I never expect it considering it took decades for Cameron to get it made and he still outsourced it. I forgive the movie for being incomplete because it was part one and was told as such with high hopes. If you had no clue the Fellowship of the Ring was made in tandum with the others you would probably have been pretty pissed too by the ending. I know many who were frustrated by what is now an all time favorite.
@Brian Cairns It is worth pointing out that 90's anime made in no further. Clearly they wanted it it to be a big thing and ended at pretty much the same spot.
@Brian Cairns Oh wait, I remeber what I am disagreeing about. There is a whole series of manga about this story that at least Cameron wants to adapt. So lets agree that the material we recieved was loyal to what is most available but there is a whole lot more to be adapted.
I agree Man from uncle 2/several sequels has potential to be great. I loved man from uncle, different, action filled, fun. Also, national tresure 3 is a movie I NEED WE NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE MISSING PAGE!! And more tintin plz plz plz. Also in very day dream land, once upon a time, tresure planet, sinbad and the road to el dorado were supposed to get sequels. Would have loved that.
I know it was a joke but the right thing to do when your dog peed on the carpet is to roll up a newspaper and hit yourself on the head, repeatedly. It was your fault and you should feel bad for making your dog uncomfortable.
I have been pitching Hellboy 3 as an animated film now. Ron Perlman is like 70, and Selma Blair has an illness. Doing it animated not only cuts the budget, but allows these two to be their characters without having to risk their health.
I want a remake of Don’t Breathe but with Stevie Wonder where the Jonas Brothers break into his mansion to steal his grand piano but Stevie ain’t having none of that and things get bloody funky. I’m willing to contribute my stimulus check to make it happen.
I would love to see a Pacific Rim 2 that was actually directed by Del Toro that maintained the unique atmosphere and production quality of the first one that was entirely missing in the sequel. In terms of Guy Richie, I’d like Sherlock Holmes 3 and King Arthur 2. The first two RDJ Sherlock movies are excellent and I’ve been waiting for a third for almost 10 years now. And I actually enjoyed King Arthur for what it was, and the fact that they ended the first with the establishment of the Round Table, left me excited and wanting to see the adventures of the knights. Likely won’t happen since the movie lost the studio money, but I like it for what it was, and now that the setup is done, I feel they could go to some cool places with it.
Yes to a Pacific Rim in the style and gravity of Del Toro's. Yes kaiju can be silly Saturday morning fare, but the whole reason the first one was good was how crazy serious they took it.
I liked King Arthur EXCEPT for the dumb CGI boss fight at the end. That was silly. Jude Law was great, and having him taunt and sneer during the fight would have been way more interesting than what we got.
Of those, I would want Fury Road 2, Dredd 2, Hellboy 3 (or even Hellboy 2 with David Harbour). Otherwise, maybe an Edge of Tomorrow or Atomic Blonde sequel.
TRON Legacy is fucking incredible. Horrifically underrated. People are bizarrely oblivious to the fascinating religious....allegory(?) or the plot. It's a fascinating philosophical exercise. And I say that as someone EXTREMELY scientific and unsuperstitious. It is utterly GORGEOUS to look at, and the soundtrack is one of the best of all time.
Dredd was a super fun movie. If there some rumbles that it lifted from Raid Redemption (which, whatever) then do that again and have it lift from Raid 2 and have Dredd and psychic cop hit the streets maybe some undercover? Add a big mud fight? With or without slomo. Sold!
I cannot believe Joe Starr did not call out "Corellian Blood Stripe," which is what Han Solo's stripe is called! He is just not the EU nerd I thought he was. :(
Dredd was overshadowed by Dark Knight that year, but is such a better movie. I agree about the ending but I feel Roth is being way to harsh on Alita. I loved that movie, even as a stand alone but I'd obviously love a sequel!
I'm sick of hearing people say Dredd was "riffing on Raid". Dredd was almost certainly already in preproduction by the time Raid started rolling cameras. If anything Raid was riffing on Dredd, only to be released a few months early.
28 Weeks Later sequel 28 Months Later 😊 23 Jump Street 300 third movie AVP third movie Alien Covenant sequel Clash of the Titans 3rd Cloverfield 4th movie Da Vinci Code 4th - The Lost Symbol Man of Steel 2, Justice League 2 Equalizer 3rd Expendables 3rd G.i. Joe 3rd Hellboy 3rd Indiana Jones 5th National Treasure 3rd Pacific Rim 3rd Predator 5th Red 3rd Snow White 3rd Tron 3rd Underworld 6th Wall Street 3rd Alita 2 John Carter 2 Warcraft 2 Those movies 😊
They could not honor the story by trying to jam the entire series into a movie.... The team behind Alita did what they needed to do to honor the series and start the story. If they tried jamming the full series into a movie literally no one would've been pleased.
I still don't get the hate for Iron Man 2. The only movies it blatantly sets up are Thor and Avengers: Assemble (with Avengers having initially been seeded at the very end of Iron Man), and neither set up overly interferes with the plot of Iron Man 2. It feels like a complete movie to me.
Always great: a bit horrifying that talented (Witch, Split, Glass, et al), Anya Taylor-Joy's name was not at the forefront of anyone's minds when referencing her... 😉
Alita, to me seemed similar to the first Matrix movie because you have hints of a backstory but both Alita and the Matrix can stand on their on as solo films. So I cant understand that criticism. Both Alita and Neo are protagonists we get to see their evolution or more formidable. Im a guy and Alita blew me away with the action and story.
I liked Iron Man 2. I thought it was fun and it introduced Black Widow. Of the Iron Man films, I least liked Iron Man 3. I thought it was unsatisfying.
My opinion which ultimately doesn't matter is that Alita was terrible, and yes I'm including the worldbuilding. They just had a character explain the world to you, that's not good worldbuilding. That's the wikipedia page the movie. You liked the world that's fine. You liked the characters that's fine, but it's ok to recognize the faults of something you like. As a movie telling a story it rushed through as much as it could as fast as it could, and the movie suffered hard for it.
To me, Alita was the worst movie I had seen in years. And that's saying something. Sorry. There were just too many film making choices that didn't make sense. Like why is the a single scene where the audience can hear Alita's inner monologue, and then it never happens again? Why did Alita go back to the motor-dome (or what it was called) at the end of the movie to become the champion? When did that become a symbol of resistance? So many issues...
I think from the comments you can tell thats an incorrect view. Plenty of people want those, but definitely no one is saying they don’t want more Dredd. They should definitely make more Dredd.
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'The Nice Guys' deserve a sequel.
I'd love to see what shenanigans Healy and Marsh get themselves into in the 80s.
I'd prefer that over pretty much everything on that list. Though after The Predator I don't know if Shane Black can still write a good script. I think he lost his mind.
@@toddhollen I'd like to think most of The Predator's shortcomings stemmed from Fred Dekker's awful screenplay and constant studio interference from the Fox that got eaten by the Mouse, although I agree it was a dreadful movie
@@papamoosey1595 Studio interfere is definitely part of the problem. But writing a character with tourette syndrome where that's the joke in 2019 suggests that maybe his time has passed. I'm not sure who that other person you mentioned is though, I thought a Shane Black wrote the script, did he not?
@@toddhollen I think he was just being out of his area of expertise. Black is more known for his buddy-cop and neo-noir works.
I'd love to see a sequel to The Man From U.N.C.L.E.! Armie Hammer and Henry Cavill were great in their roles, they had great chemistry together and with Alicia Vikander, Hugh Grant hasn't been this charming since the 90's. The cinematography was gorgeous, it had great action, it was a fun, groovy ride and I'd love to see at least one follow-up.
Yeah I loved it too. I had no idea it was existing IP when I saw it - I just loved the cold war spy funny action craziness. So enjoyable. Would LOVE more.
Me too! My sister and I stumbled upon that movie one lazy Saturday and absolutely loved it. Agree with everything you said, but also wanted to add that I love the soundtrack. I was really happy to see it voted onto this list.
I've wanted ones to years, it was a great Guy Ritchie movie that was funnier then some of his other movies.
"THE NICE GUYS 2" we need/deserve it.
Spaceballs 2: The Search for More Money
MoS, Alita, Dredd, YES we want this. Subs, theater tickets, we want this.
I think one of the reasons for Solo is that people are realizing it's just a fun adventure with none of the stressful baggage the sequel trilogy brings.
Yeah exactly. Its tone is actually closest to The Mandalorian IMO, so no idea why it gets hate and the show gets love. They are both fun to watch without having galactic consequences.
Superman deserves a shot at his own Thor: Ragnarok.
Roth was hilarious today. I so want to see a Roth and Roxy show.
I miss Roxy! I love that Boston energy she brings to every show
Christopher Bowden She has her own channel, follow her there! Anthony and I both do, it’s become a really fun and supportive little community.
@@422katieleigh I didn't know that! Thanks for the suggestion! 😃
@@papamoosey1595 She does her own stream 7 days a week.
@@anthonythomas5160 What's the channel called? For the life of me I can't remember Roxxy's full name
I feel like Alita completed almost everything that was going on in the movie. To me the ending just implied a bigger world and what Alita would do (take on any obstacle and aim for the top).
I feel like Zalem was always supposed to be inaccessible in this part of the story, the point is that it is unreachable. I feel like people get hung up on Zalem and maybe that’s the movies fault for not portraying it in the right way.
Anyway, as a fan of the source material (yes, I understand that my viewing of the movie is heavily colored by that fact too) I really loved the movie and wanted more.
I totally disagree with the SJU crew on this one; I know they did not like the movie when it came out. I have watched the movie multiple times since. It is not perfect, but I find it enjoyable and it is visually perfect. It does present a bigger universe, but the movie is still good at advancing Alita's story. Yes, it tease about Zelem and Nova (Edward Norton). But I don't think it should be penalized. The bigger MCU tease was Thanos. When Joss Whedon added him in, there wasn't even a plan to have him in later movie much less what we refer to the infinity Sage now. I want them to finish the Night Watch, Day Watch trilogy (from Timur Bekmambetov). And I want more The Raid movies!!!
I saw it on a plane. It was enjoyable. It deserves a sequel in the same way that Hunger Games and Divergent and Maze Runner and xyz deserves a sequel. Star Wars sets up trilogies. Why get annoyed that a movie sets up a world for more movies. It happens all the time, and guess what, often the story ramps up the further you get into the world and you get more invested. Why are we so committed to only two entertainment formats - tv serialised, and movie self contained story. Star Wars and MCU prove it can be something else. But I get that budgets have to align better...
Alita felt like 3 movies stuffed into one. Much like Aquaman but way more plot wise than just the amount of stuff. It felt like large swathes of time passed during the movie and that it could have ended like 3 times.
The action and VFX were great but the story failed to fully invest me.
I don’t even understand the point of view that Alita is incomplete therefore flawed. Not all films are created equal and Alita, unlike other films, wasn’t meant to be the beginning, middle and end of a story. To claim that Alita is flawed is the same as saying that The Fellowship of the Ring is flawed. There’s literally no conclusion to ANYTHING in TFotR and I love it for what it sets up, the same way I love Alita for what that sets up, for its world building and for the part of the story that it tells (a great beginning!).
I hate this "movies shouldn't set up other movies" narrative. Harry Potter and Lords of The Rings ended in a cliffhanger every single time and people consider LoTR like one of the best things ever.
They were books first. The continuation would be inherent if they were successful. The problem is feeling like an incomplete movie in favour of sequel set up
But there was a proven western audience for Potter and The Rings books that more readily justified the chance of making sequels. Manga and anime traditionally doesn't have a huge western audience, so they should have been more cautious about assuming Alita would do well enough to warrant follow-ups. Not to mention there's a difference between ending in a cliffhanger and peppering the whole movie with lore.
Roth is my favorite host, she’s brilliant and just the right kind of wacky!
Yes give us Alita2!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That Jeff Bridges moment still sits in my memory as one of the best parts of Tron Legacy
Alita and Solo tops my list as sequel worthy.
Its like the difference between hamburger, pizza or a steak dinner. Its all good, unless you over consume them.
Solo? Are you high?
@@30noir LOL. Yeah, I like the first and I want to see Solo meet Boba Fett or any bounty hunter from Empire Strikes Back.
Or even Darth Maul and Mandolorians.
Basically part of the fun of Star Wars is the Star Wars Universe.
YES PLS ALITA 2 I NEED IT
If I had to pick between Tron 3 and Dredd 2, I'd still probably pick Tron 3. I want either one of them over any of the other listed titles, though. The only downside would be that they couldn't get Daft Punk back to do the soundtrack after Disney screwed them over with the remix album.
The Nicer Guys is a great suggestion. I just decided I'm going to rewatch The Nice Guys today.
On another note, I'm still waiting on Before The Mask: The Return of Leslie Vernon.
I like seeing longer stories brought to film, even if it means that the individual movies don't work so well as individual movies, but only if there is that commitment there - it's the same wtih TV shows: if you don't know whether you're on the last season or not, sure, leave some hooks you can pick up from when you continue, but wrap up your main storylines and position things so fans can feel satisfied if that does end up being all they ever get. If you're going to do a "to be continued", you need to actually continue, and do so in a timely fashion.
For movies, if you're going to do Deathly Hallows Part I, you need to have Part II locked in no more than a year later. Lord of the Rings needed to commit to the entire trilogy (though I still think a 6-film version would probably have been better - and still wouldn't have had more pagecount per movie than doing the entire Hobbit as a single movie). Infinity War benefits hugely from being followed by Endgame - imagine the dark universe where Corona hit a year earlier and Disney had to decide what to do with Endgame when no cinemas were open...
Anyway, world-building and sequel-baiting are tricky balancing acts, particularly when you don't have a guaranteed second movie to payoff in a timely fashion.
Dredd not getting a sequel or follow up series is a shame
Peter Jackson and the Hobbit movies are an example of a director who was "forced" to be there.
Dredd 2 needs to happen. Also Hellboy 3 ( with Guillermo Del Toro ), Solo 2, Alita 2, and a good Starship Troopers could be really cool
WALL-E deserves a sequel
I need Machete Kills Again ... in Space!
A good example of a film that sets up more/leaves you hanging but still is a complete arc in itself is fellowship of the ring. It's not just a trailer for the two towers. WIthout two towers, the story has not ended, but there is a narrative arc and conclusion to the first film and its characters, regardless of what comes next
Right there with ya Spencer, I know a lot of early Pokemon stuff but nothing past crystal
Marky Mark and Will Ferrell made two 'Daddy's Home' movies, but couldn't make a sequel to 'The Other Guys' ?
The first idea that popped into my head for a Dredd 2 would be a mix of Heat and the Frank Grillo Purge movies.
I don't want Mad Max Fury Road 2... I want a Furiosa movie.
The No Limit reference was very much appreciated. 🤣🤣
I would like to see JEFF FOWLER (From "Sonic The Hedgehog") directing a sequel to ALITA
Awesome episode!!!
I was excited for more Alita although I never expect it considering it took decades for Cameron to get it made and he still outsourced it. I forgive the movie for being incomplete because it was part one and was told as such with high hopes. If you had no clue the Fellowship of the Ring was made in tandum with the others you would probably have been pretty pissed too by the ending. I know many who were frustrated by what is now an all time favorite.
@Brian Cairns It is worth pointing out that 90's anime made in no further. Clearly they wanted it it to be a big thing and ended at pretty much the same spot.
I don't know what we are disagreeing about.
@Brian Cairns Oh wait, I remeber what I am disagreeing about. There is a whole series of manga about this story that at least Cameron wants to adapt. So lets agree that the material we recieved was loyal to what is most available but there is a whole lot more to be adapted.
@Brian Cairns Yup, agreed.
I agree Man from uncle 2/several sequels has potential to be great. I loved man from uncle, different, action filled, fun.
Also, national tresure 3 is a movie I NEED WE NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE MISSING PAGE!!
And more tintin plz plz plz.
Also in very day dream land, once upon a time, tresure planet, sinbad and the road to el dorado were supposed to get sequels. Would have loved that.
I know it was a joke but the right thing to do when your dog peed on the carpet is to roll up a newspaper and hit yourself on the head, repeatedly. It was your fault and you should feel bad for making your dog uncomfortable.
I have been pitching Hellboy 3 as an animated film now. Ron Perlman is like 70, and Selma Blair has an illness. Doing it animated not only cuts the budget, but allows these two to be their characters without having to risk their health.
For directors forced to make movies against their will, look up Shin Sang-ok
:)
I want a remake of Don’t Breathe but with Stevie Wonder where the Jonas Brothers break into his mansion to steal his grand piano but Stevie ain’t having none of that and things get bloody funky.
I’m willing to contribute my stimulus check to make it happen.
Dredd 2. Everything else on that list can burn in a fire.
The Man From Uncle is great! It deserves a sequel.
I would love to see a Pacific Rim 2 that was actually directed by Del Toro that maintained the unique atmosphere and production quality of the first one that was entirely missing in the sequel.
In terms of Guy Richie, I’d like Sherlock Holmes 3 and King Arthur 2. The first two RDJ Sherlock movies are excellent and I’ve been waiting for a third for almost 10 years now. And I actually enjoyed King Arthur for what it was, and the fact that they ended the first with the establishment of the Round Table, left me excited and wanting to see the adventures of the knights. Likely won’t happen since the movie lost the studio money, but I like it for what it was, and now that the setup is done, I feel they could go to some cool places with it.
Yes to a Pacific Rim in the style and gravity of Del Toro's. Yes kaiju can be silly Saturday morning fare, but the whole reason the first one was good was how crazy serious they took it.
Haven't seen Pacific Rim yet ( surprisingly ) but I loved King Arthur and while I know it won't happen I'd love a sequel
I liked King Arthur EXCEPT for the dumb CGI boss fight at the end. That was silly. Jude Law was great, and having him taunt and sneer during the fight would have been way more interesting than what we got.
Of those, I would want Fury Road 2, Dredd 2, Hellboy 3 (or even Hellboy 2 with David Harbour). Otherwise, maybe an Edge of Tomorrow or Atomic Blonde sequel.
Just wanted to rave about how GOOD Roth's hair looks!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖
TRON Legacy is fucking incredible.
Horrifically underrated.
People are bizarrely oblivious to the fascinating religious....allegory(?) or the plot.
It's a fascinating philosophical exercise. And I say that as someone EXTREMELY scientific and unsuperstitious.
It is utterly GORGEOUS to look at, and the soundtrack is one of the best of all time.
Two movies which did’t do well in the box office, but were very good are Alita and Ready player one
Hoping to see a sequel to Alita. Love that movie. Pleasantly surprise when I saw it.
Dredd was a super fun movie. If there some rumbles that it lifted from Raid Redemption (which, whatever) then do that again and have it lift from Raid 2 and have Dredd and psychic cop hit the streets maybe some undercover? Add a big mud fight? With or without slomo. Sold!
I know, its not a popular opinion.... but i really like Tron 2. Good soundtrack, great visuals, love the idea of ISOs.... Hello from Europe/Balkan :)
Also District 9 2, and Upgrade 2
Today, Disney announced they were going make Tron 3.
Yes! I pick Alita 2, Power Rangers 2 AND Mad Max fury road 2. I dont want a prequel! I want the story to continue with the current actors in the role!
Just showing appreciation for the No Limit analogy!
Nana Na Nah
eu static 💯
I loved alita xP and yes I loved the eyes lol
Would have liked to see John Carter and Warcraft and that list.
I'd like a sequel to Inside Out.
Outside In
The Raid 3, Power Rangers, Tomb Raider!
No one had ever to make a movie against their will?
Tell that to Shin Sang-Ok and Choi Eun-hee
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I cannot believe Joe Starr did not call out "Corellian Blood Stripe," which is what Han Solo's stripe is called! He is just not the EU nerd I thought he was. :(
Feel I shoud point out that Dredd was shot before The Raid.
Wasn’t The Raid in 2011 and Dredd in 2012? Either way they’re both great.
@@KMC706 Dredd started filming months before The Raid did. I presume the cgi in Dredd (plus The Raid getting out first) slowed down the release.
Dredd was overshadowed by Dark Knight that year, but is such a better movie. I agree about the ending but I feel Roth is being way to harsh on Alita. I loved that movie, even as a stand alone but I'd obviously love a sequel!
Andrew deserves 3rd Part of TASM and we the fans
now i must!! see Roth interview del Toro again..,she'll go err, ejem...do you remember me?---wink,wink
For a Superman movie or movies, they should adapt All Star Superman. I read those comics and loved them.
Man From Uncle gets better with every watch. Like a B version of Sherlock Holmes
Roth doesn't deserve Del Torro after hearing that story!
I would like to see Red 3, and DreamWorks Sinbad 2
Nope sorry I LOOOOVED Alita I just loved the world building and Alita, I saw it 8x just caused i liked it not Some hatred of Brie Larson
Hear me out....Star Wars: Holiday Special 2
I will direct a new trilogy for Tron!!!
It's very difficult to follow Roth's train of thought sometimes. She'll go on tangents off of other tangents and not get back to the original point.
Alita 2 100%
I honestly would be more interested in a atlia sequel than avatar 2!;)
ALITA DEFINED....PLEASEEEEEEEE!!!
#AlitaSequel
Ender's Game!
I'm sick of hearing people say Dredd was "riffing on Raid". Dredd was almost certainly already in preproduction by the time Raid started rolling cameras. If anything Raid was riffing on Dredd, only to be released a few months early.
Alita 2 all the way baby :)
28 Weeks Later sequel
28 Months Later 😊
23 Jump Street
300 third movie
AVP third movie
Alien Covenant sequel
Clash of the Titans 3rd
Cloverfield 4th movie
Da Vinci Code 4th - The Lost Symbol
Man of Steel 2, Justice League 2
Equalizer 3rd
Expendables 3rd
G.i. Joe 3rd
Hellboy 3rd
Indiana Jones 5th
National Treasure 3rd
Pacific Rim 3rd
Predator 5th
Red 3rd
Snow White 3rd
Tron 3rd
Underworld 6th
Wall Street 3rd
Alita 2
John Carter 2
Warcraft 2
Those movies 😊
Guys, loyal viewer here. I think it's time to change up the format.
They could not honor the story by trying to jam the entire series into a movie.... The team behind Alita did what they needed to do to honor the series and start the story. If they tried jamming the full series into a movie literally no one would've been pleased.
I still don't get the hate for Iron Man 2. The only movies it blatantly sets up are Thor and Avengers: Assemble (with Avengers having initially been seeded at the very end of Iron Man), and neither set up overly interferes with the plot of Iron Man 2. It feels like a complete movie to me.
Definitely Dredd 2
Always great: a bit horrifying that talented (Witch, Split, Glass, et al), Anya Taylor-Joy's name was not at the forefront of anyone's minds when referencing her...
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Need sequels Wanted the 1st had 2 much training. Burning should have 5 sequels. Blankman and meteor man
Alita must have not been very good, don't remember a single thing that happened in it!
Wait, I do remember a random Edward Norton cameo!
Also sequel most not wanted is se7en part 2 8
Alita, to me seemed similar to the first Matrix movie because you have hints of a backstory but both Alita and the Matrix can stand on their on as solo films. So I cant understand that criticism.
Both Alita and Neo are protagonists we get to see their evolution or more formidable.
Im a guy and Alita blew me away with the action and story.
I liked Iron Man 2. I thought it was fun and it introduced Black Widow. Of the Iron Man films, I least liked Iron Man 3. I thought it was unsatisfying.
I actually least like Ironman 1. Unpopular opinion I know!
De-age Harrison and I'll go see Solo 2
Hell boy 3
My opinion which ultimately doesn't matter is that Alita was terrible, and yes I'm including the worldbuilding. They just had a character explain the world to you, that's not good worldbuilding. That's the wikipedia page the movie. You liked the world that's fine. You liked the characters that's fine, but it's ok to recognize the faults of something you like. As a movie telling a story it rushed through as much as it could as fast as it could, and the movie suffered hard for it.
Power Rangers deserved a sequel.
Bring back roxy
Alita? Mmmmokay
To me, Alita was the worst movie I had seen in years. And that's saying something. Sorry. There were just too many film making choices that didn't make sense.
Like why is the a single scene where the audience can hear Alita's inner monologue, and then it never happens again? Why did Alita go back to the motor-dome (or what it was called) at the end of the movie to become the champion? When did that become a symbol of resistance? So many issues...
They stupid af Alita was og and elite
I just did not think Alita was a good movie. It looked nice. That was about it for me. To each their own I guess.
Okay thumbnail aside...no one wants a new alita or freaking superman....i will take another dredd movie with carl.
I think from the comments you can tell thats an incorrect view. Plenty of people want those, but definitely no one is saying they don’t want more Dredd. They should definitely make more Dredd.