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30 Great Sequels That Haven’t Happened. Yet.

by Furious
March 5th, 2009

Castaway 2: Wilson’s Revenge

The Deer Hunter: The Next Generation

Harry and the Hendersons 2: Let’s Get Hairy

Remo Williams: The Adventure Ends

Chaplin II: 23 Skidoo

The Continuing Adventures of Ford Fairlane

The Return of George Kaplan: North by Northwest 2

American History XI

8ight

The Fourth Man

Platoon 2: In the Shit

Searching for Bobby Fischer 2, Learning to Castle

Jerry Maguire: Holdout

Traffic Jam – An Easy Rider Tale

Yours, Mine and Ours 2: Who’s Your Daddy?

Breakfast at Tiffany’s: Out to Brunch!

Freaks 2: Freakier

Singing in the Rain: Thunderstorm

Some Like it Hotter

Tranquilizer: The Big Sleep 2

Fargo 2: Whiteout

Triple Indemnity

Lawrence of Arabia: Trek to Mecca

Full Metal Jacket 2 – Bulletproof

Punching Bag, The Sequel to Raging Bull

Chariots of Fire 2: Hitting the Wall

Top Gear – Maximum Overdrive 2

Rudy Two: Extra Credit

Ishtar 2: Goldmine!

The Natural 2, Extra Innings

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