Dear god, they are making another American Pie movie? Are they going to be getting drunk and banging in a retirement home, or what?

Better than 111 movie reboots.

FUN GAME FOR PEOPLE WHO DID NOT READ THE ARTICLE

It's time to play true or false sequel edition! I will list a few sequels and you tell say true or false! The purpose of which is to show how farking random this is. Hell, there are some sequels in the works that I know about that they didn't even list.

21 Jumpstreet 2
The Hurt Locker 2
10 Things I Hate About Life
Jackass 4
Finding Nemo 2
American Pie 5
Fast and Furious 7
Battleship 2
Triple X: XXX
Cars 3
Bad Santa 2
Shooter 2
Pedes: The Feet of Doom
Contagion 2

Have fun.

Many of those are never going to make it out of development, and a couple sound like they are already dead.

Dumb and Dumber To is really the only one I'm interested in.

Well, maybe that and another Bourne film. HOWEVER, I do wish that Paul Greengrass (or whatever) would not direct. What kind of idiot actually enjoys that shaky cam style of filmmaking?

jesus, yet another Resident Evil movie? I feel sorry for Paul and Milla.

I really liked Goon, but Jay Baruchel was the worst part. He wasn't an endearing character, just an annoying one. I could even get past the overuse of the F word, but I was hoping for his character to be on screen the least.

Flint Ironstag: Avatar 2 is going to fail. It'll take money, but nowhere near what the first took. The Avatar sequels will be like the Matrix sequels, people will be saying they shouldn't have bothered.

/Of course The Matrix was actually good, and not just 3D gimmick.

I don't know that the sequels will surpass the original's box office, however they will likely be wildly successful. You may not like Avatar or Cameron, but he knows how to hit the sweet spot when it comes to making movies with mass appeal.

The Raid 2
...to be set just two hours after the events of the first movie...

Hell yeah. This is one of the few on the list I'm psyched for.

Frogmug: The Raid 2
...to be set just two hours after the events of the first movie...

Hell yeah. This is one of the few on the list I'm psyched for.

The budget amazed me. The first movie was that cheap? They're only putting down that much for another one?

Still, can't wait.

Mugato: thecpt:

OK.

21 Jumpstreet 2 TRUE
The Hurt Locker 2 FALSE
10 Things I Hate About Life TRUE
Jackass 4 TRUE
Finding Nemo 2 TRUE (straight to video)
American Pie 5 FALSE (or TRUE, straight to video with a different cast)
Fast and Furious 7 TRUE
Battleship 2 FALSE
Triple X: XXX TRUE to be fair I missed it the first time, made it up, then saw this was true later
Cars 3 TRUE (straight to video)
Bad Santa 2 FALSE
Shooter 2 FALSE
Pedes: The Feet of Doom NEVER HEARD OF  IT, is that a prequel to Manos: The Hands of Fate? (I made it up)
Contagion 2 TRUE (straight to video)Impressive

omahatattoo: I really liked Goon, but Jay Baruchel was the worst part. He wasn't an endearing character, just an annoying one. I could even get past the overuse of the F word, but I was hoping for his character to be on screen the least.

Well said, those were my only complaints as well.

There are several movies on that list I actually am hoping to see come true as well as others I know are coming out. Like Bond, the Superhero movies, xXx 3, Star Trek and Star Wars Ep 7. But there are several listed that I want to see made and know I am one of the few that want to see sequels to these.

Alice In Wonderland 2
Blade Runner 2
Bourne 5
Cloverfield 2
Indiana Jones 5 (Minus that annoying monkey swinging Ricky in the 4th movie)
Jurassic Park 4 (I want a movie with dinosaurs eating people)
Mad Max: Fury Road
Pacific Rim 2 (Giant Robots for the Win!)
Prometheus 2 (Huge fan of the Alien-verse)
Riddick (About damn time this one is being made)
Sin City: A Dame To Kill For
TRON 3
World War Z 2 (if the first one is done right, we can have an episodic movie series with different characters telling their tales)
Zombieland 2 (Movie or TV series... give me more zombie kills of the week!)

I'm kind of hoping for another Salt. I'm a sucker for the Russian spy shiat.

I was initially looking forward to it, but after seeing An Unexpected Journey, the Hobbit trilogy can suck my balls.

/seriously Jackson, hire a farking editor.

texdent: Three Men and a Baby 3? Really?

I thought the JoePa/Jerry Sandusky/ McQueary movie was going to be called "Happy Valley"

Meh. Some of these have been "in development" for years, if not now decades -- such as Ghostbusters 3 and Who Framed Roger Rabbit 2 -- and it seems highly unlikely they're going to happen.

Also, this has to be a joke:

The King's Speech 2

Colin Firth is reportedly set to reprise his Oscar-winning role as King George VI in a follow-up to The King's Speech. The new movie is in very early development apparently, and Geoffrey Rush would also be set to return. The new movie will be set during the Blitz, and director Tom Hooper - currently enjoying success with Les Miserables - is reportedly interested too.

What are they going to do, claim he was more important in the British war effort as Winston Churchill?

Mr. Cat Poop: Monsters was a great setup with absolutely no delivery and an ending stolen directly from an episode of ST:TNG.

Way too slow and the relationship/revelation didn't feel genuine. Plus it had an awful misleading trailer.

they missed one. red 2 is coming out this year. (you know, with bruce willis, john malkovich, and helen mirren.)

please make District 9 sequel..

Fano: Renderthexenocide: they missed one. red 2 is coming out this year. (you know, with bruce willis, john malkovich, and helen mirren.)

Red 5 standing by

Watch your back Gold Leader!

fearthebunnyman: I'm kind of hoping for another Salt. I'm a sucker for the Russian spy shiat.

I was initially looking forward to it, but after seeing An Unexpected Journey, the Hobbit trilogy can suck my balls.

/seriously Jackson, hire a farking editor.

I thought King Kong was way too long, but for some reason, I can't get enough LotR or Hobbit. They just don't feel like movies to me...more like a mini-series or tv show. I'm not even a fan of the books, either (although I have read them). But even if I didn't like the first hobbit movie (which I did, very much), I'd still have to go to see the next one for the Dragon. I would like to see a movie get a dragon right, for once.

enderthexenocide: they missed one. red 2 is coming out this year. (you know, with bruce willis, john malkovich, and helen mirren.)

Oh good...I thought they were going to kill his new dog this time.

Mugato: fearthebunnyman: /seriously Jackson, hire a farking editor.

Heh, I say that after every one of his movies since the 1st LOTR (didn't see Heavenly Creatures).

Heavenly Creatures is the best (serious) movie Jackson's made. The script is really tight, and the performances are great. You should definitely check it out.

/Dead Alive is the best non-serious movie.

Crewmannumber6: /Still waiting for The Incredibles 2

Seriously, what the ever-loving fark, Hollywood?

/shut up and take my money

The Smurfs 3

Sweet Freaking Jesus, there was a SMURFS 2???

Whole bunch of cringeworthy stuff on the list, but maybe, just maybe... Disney's purchase of Lucasfilm has kickstarted the return of the Star Wars franchise to the big screen, this time without George Lucas involved. I just really thought about the implications of the last part. Who knows? Maybe it will work. Of course, Disney could just go all Disney on it and fark it straight to shiat.

/Much like Lucas did anyway.

Flint Ironstag: Avatar 2 is going to fail. It'll take money, but nowhere near what the first took. The Avatar sequels will be like the Matrix sequels, people will be saying they shouldn't have bothered.

/Of course The Matrix was actually good, and not just 3D gimmick.

Avatar was good, I never watched in in 3D, but it is probably some of the best CGI/live acting mix that I have ever seen, and I liked the story. Yeah, I know it's been done before, but so has every OTHER movie ever made.

That said, I have not been excited for an Avatar sequel since I first heard about them. Seems like they closed up the storyline nicely the first time, which of course they do with pretty much EVERY movie they plan a sequel for... I just wish they'd leave it alone. It was nice, it's now over.

With the Matrix sequels, they really could have done something better. INstead, I get ne sequel I don't remember anything from, and one that I never watched past the first 45 minutes.

texdent: RaiderFanMikeP: please make District 9 sequel..

Only direction that a sequel can go is if they have the aliens come back and bomb the everloving fark out of Earth

Oh, I don't know about that. The ship that comes to Earth is obviously something of an oddity. It sure doesn't seem like it arrived intentionally with a specific purpose and had the feel of a refugee ship of sorts. It's implied that the alien that leaves is going to get help, but he doesn't know what waits for him, either. And some of the surviving scientists must now know that the fuel has strange properties as well. You could conceivably have a sequel that doesn't even address the alien that escaped or his return, but the rampant paranoia and preparation for it

Flint Ironstag: Avatar 2 is going to fail. It'll take money, but nowhere near what the first took. The Avatar sequels will be like the Matrix sequels, people will be saying they shouldn't have bothered.

This is James Cameron we're talking about. He turned down T3 because he couldn't see a story worth telling. His record is pretty phenomenal, from The Terminator to now, both critically and financially. He's also directed two of the best sequels ever.

farkeruk: Flint Ironstag: Avatar 2 is going to fail. It'll take money, but nowhere near what the first took. The Avatar sequels will be like the Matrix sequels, people will be saying they shouldn't have bothered.

This is James Cameron we're talking about. He turned down T3 because he couldn't see a story worth telling. His record is pretty phenomenal, from The Terminator to now, both critically and financially. He's also directed two of the best sequels ever.

He's going to have to come up with a good reason why the humans depicted in the movie, who had no qualms against using modern armor, infantry and air units against aliens who could fight back with bows and arrows, don't simply come back and drop a few rocks on them from orbit.