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joins Josh to watch Blade 2. We discuss Guillermo del Toro, the matrix sequels, and our love for this movie!

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I love the Sequels, I really do.
But Finn will go down as one of the biggest missed opportunities of the franchise, right along side Boba Fett.

A Stormtrooper who defected and is trained as a Jedi? *Chef's kiss*

Maybe hopefully we can an animated series about that.

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The Land Before Time sequels also put two fingers on every theropod, T-Rex or not.

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21 Science Fiction Book Sequels https://t.co/HlEcJxUXDX https://t.co/0ZLkxh5xeZ

Good list worth checking out, includes reason for recommendation.
Credit D.M. Livingston, author of fantasy-horror novel Nyx

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Alien has 3 sequels and 2 prequels, and has pretty much run its course, while Alita is new to the big screen and is begging for a continuation. It's Alita all the way for me!

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I’m halfway through my next gamebook and I already have ideas for two sequels. I’ve not written a sequel to an ACE Gamebook before.

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I enjoyed Hidamari Sketch (2007), I can definitely see why it was popular enough to get so many sequels. Comfy setting, a clear theme (the arts), unique direction, a likable cast.

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Anyone who has followed me for a while has seen arts like those of Nema injured and with bandages.

Well, they are arts from a complicated time, Chaos almost killed Nemari by injuring her in brutal ways and she also forced her body too much causing permanent sequels. https://t.co/jNtaUIQnBj

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I drew this a while ago, before the sequels based on the extended comic universe. It was for a t-shirt contest.

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It's fascinating to me how both Nier and Xenoblade were these cult hits that were released around the same time that had these much more financially successful direct sequels that caused remastered versions of them to be released that also had more financial success

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at every point in his career Fukumoto comes back to the Ten universe in one way or another, through prequels, sequels, spin-offs and so on.
He never forgets his roots

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Landmark agreement between the anime companies will allow immediate international distribution of most television sequels and films, while affirming Harmony Gold’s rights to the franchise.

LINK: https://t.co/wANEPUYUUn

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Reverend Henry Kane was my nightmare fuel in the 80's and he still creeps me out today.😥 Here's some other good ones.
Psycho 2 (1983)
Demons 2 (1987)
Friday the 13th part 2 (1981)
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985) https://t.co/vXyAJcE3iy

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First of all Reverend Henry Kane was my nightmare fuel in the 80's!😥 But I'm going to add these great horror movie sequels of the 80's to the list.

Psycho 2 (1983)
Demons 2 (1987)
Friday the 13th part 2 (1981)
A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge (1985)

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Maybe, just maybe... Toys for Bob is working on CoD but it means Crash of Duty or even Crash of Doom!
(I'm not a fan of CoD but I hope for now this stuff is just temporary and we will see more sequels and cool games from them cause they deserve the world)

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I have determined that modern "cancel culture" is to blame for the lack of any further sequels or remakes involving Chuck Rock.

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What they can do in the sequels with the immense material Alita has in the manga books doesn't have limits. The original movie is the perfect foundation for an Alita franchise that can be a very successful one.

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