Films That You Wouldn't Consider to Have a Sequel(s)

[Darkseed]

Back to the Future and Karate Kid.....seriously????

I couldn't watch them (or their sequels) then let alone reruns on tv now. Back to the Future (at least) had a unique concept but the movie
Strictly my opinion of course..

 

[galactiboy]

May I ask how old you are Darkseed... I think both movies (but especially Karate Kid) are awesome for a specific age group. I was like 5 or so when Karate Kid came out so its a classic too me

 

[Mad Old Lu]

I was 11 and 12 when those movies came out, which I think is the perfect age for watching them, and they still hold a very special place in my heart.

 

[TheObsoleteMan]

Both movies are definitely a product of their times and need to have been experienced then to get the full effect.

 

[Blake]

Back to the Future and Karate Kid.....seriously????

I couldn't watch them (or their sequels) then let alone reruns on tv now. Back to the Future (at least) had a unique concept but the movie
Strictly my opinion of course..

Blasphemy!!

You must be pretty young. I saw both Karate Kid and Back to the Future in the theater (I'm 32) and they are both awesome.

How can you not love the tourney montage in Karate Kid?? "You're the best...aroooouuund. Nothin's ever gonna keep you down!!"

Those two movies, along with Goonies, Monster Squad and Stand By Me have the same effect on me. All awesome because I saw them very young.

Now, take a break from Michael Bay, Paul W.S. Anderson, and all the other quick-cut, spinning camera hacks and go rent these classics again.

 

[Rock83]

Blasphemy!!

You must be pretty young. I saw both Karate Kid and Back to the Future in the theater (I'm 32) and they are both awesome.

How can you not love the tourney montage in Karate Kid?? "You're the best...aroooouuund. Nothin's ever gonna keep you down!!"

Those two movies, along with Goonies, Monster Squad and Stand By Me have the same effect on me. All awesome because I saw them very young.

Now, take a break from Michael Bay, Paul W.S. Anderson, and all the other quick-cut, spinning camera hacks and go rent these classics again.

hehe agree!

Cant blame him though if he is a youngster,i wouldnt love the Karate Kid movie either.I watch classics sometimes,and to me its 50% movie and 50% memories that makes the movies worth watching again,not all of them are that great.

 

[creature4000]

Transporter = Good
Transporter 2 = Caca

 

[Darkseed]

hehe agree!

Cant blame him though if he is a youngster,i wouldnt love the Karate Kid movie either.I watch classics sometimes,and to me its 50% movie and 50% memories that makes the movies worth watching again,not all of them are that great.

Hardly a youngster, I graduated high school in 1986 and college 1990. It puts me at about 41. Both movies came out when I was in high school.

I watched the first Back to the Future at a theater with a group of friends. Tried unsuccessfully (years later) to watch the other two. Never had an interest in Karate Kid......besides wipe on, wipe off was pretty funny.

(IMO) It is difficult watching (enjoying) older movies. I have a few that will be classics while others I'm wonder what I thinking at that point in my life to have enjoyed it

 

[Rogue Trooper]

Lots of good examples picked.

Pitch Black (even though i enjoyed CoR it was not needed)

Starship Troopers

 

[Rock83]

Hardly a youngster, I graduated high school in 1986 and college 1990. It puts me at about 41. Both movies came out when I was in high school.

I watched the first Back to the Future at a theater with a group of friends. Tried unsuccessfully (years later) to watch the other two. Never had an interest in Karate Kid......besides wipe on, wipe off was pretty funny.

(IMO) It is difficult watching (enjoying) older movies. I have a few that will be classics while others I'm wonder what I thinking at that point in my life to have enjoyed it

Ahhh ok,i would think people growing up during the 80s would love Back to the Future,one of 80s most memorable movies,cant wait for the saga coming to Blu-Ray.

I was born in 1983 and was just a little kid watching my first Arnie movie which was...well i think you know which one

 

[Darkseed]

Ahhh ok,i would think people growing up during the 80s would love Back to the Future,one of 80s most memorable movies

I grew up in the 80's and had a great time. A wise master once said "Miss them do not. Attachment leads to jealously. The shadow of greed, that is." I left my attachment to the 80's years ago.

I'm more nostalgic about family traditions, life experiences than movies. Very rare do movies spark an emotion or reaction from days gone past.

 

[Kratos]

And The Phantom Menace. Did we really need 2,3,4,5, & 6??

 

[Morbach]

The Crow should have never had sequels

 

[Kratos]

The Crow should have never had sequels

I didn't realize it did?
I only saw the first one

 

[Morbach]

I didn't realize it did?
I only saw the first one

there's been like 3 sequels and they're all bad. I wish I could pretend they never happened.

 

[Kratos]

I wish I could pretend they never happened.

I try pretend many films didn't happen

 

[Darkseed]

I try pretend many films didn't happen

ha ha ha ho ho ha........and I thought my jokes were bad.

Oh so true tho....

 

[CelticPredator]

I'm 17 and I love the Karate Kid, and all the Back to the Future movies. Plus most of the 80's action/horror flicks....

 

[piccolodaimaoh]

Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

Should have ended there, no need for a prequel.

 

[xenoviper]

too many... but here are some....

1) Starship troopers 2 and 3.... garbage

2) Crows 2 3 4? 5? i dont know ... i lost count... way too many straight to video ones that i dont care about... even the young "JOHN CONNOR" took a role as a Crow... you ^^^^ing kidding me?

3) War of the Worlds 2: The Next Wave
Someone shoot me pleaseeeeeeee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=si3T5vEGO2U

4) Species 2 3 4 5 6......................?

etc