Some of the greatest movies of all time do not have sequels. For many of these amazing movies, that's a good thing (we don't need a follow-up to the likes of The Shawshank Redemption or Schindler's List), but there exist some amazing movies that deserve sequels but have yet to receive them. Meanwhile some of the worst movies ever, like Twilight and Transformers, have had multiple sequels. In the hopes that something good comes out of the sequelverse, we've compiled this movies that deserve sequels list.
Films that need sequels are varied and include some cult classics (The Big Lebowski, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas), some action favorites (True Lies), and some wild card movies (Dude, Where's My Car?), there are even a few Disney movies that could do with a sequel of their own. The common bond here is that these are all top movies that should have sequels and don't.
What are the best movies without sequels? What films should have sequels? What movies have sequels in the works? This list of movies that need sequels will get you all riled up that there's a Smurfs 2 and an Air Bud 7, but no follow-up to your favorite movie. Vote up the movies you that you think need to have a sequel made the most.
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Delving into the dark world of supernatural forces and the battle between good and evil, this thrilling tale follows a demon hunter trying to save humanity from the grip of hellish chaos. The captivating mix of occult mysticism, gritty action, and intricate plotlines leaves fans yearning for another installment in this supernatural saga.
- Released: 2005
- Directed by: Francis Lawrence
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Brimming with macabre humor, quirky characters, and unforgettable musical numbers, this wickedly entertaining story of a mischievous poltergeist wreaking havoc on an unsuspecting family begs for a sequel filled with more zany antics and ghostly shenanigans. It's time to let these beloved characters out of the attic once again.
- Released: 1988
- Directed by: Tim Burton
- 1Michael Keaton90 Votes
- 2Geena Davis104 Votes
- 3Winona Ryder90 Votes
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This swashbuckling excursion into a monster-infested realm saw the titular vampire hunter square off against some of literature's most notorious creatures of the night. With a vast, untapped reservoir of classic monsters still waiting in the wings, fans are eager for another blood-curdling chapter in Van Helsing's perilous crusade.
- Released: 2004
- Directed by: Stephen Sommers
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A wickedly hilarious and bloody romp through a zombie-infested London served as a perfect showcase for its masterful blend of morbid humor and heartfelt moments. With countless opportunities for more slapstick shenanigans amid a post-apocalyptic backdrop, fans are eager to see their favorite pint-swilling heroes return for another round.
- Released: 2004
- Directed by: Edgar Wright
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This enchanting animated gem captivated audiences of all ages with its heartwarming story of friendship, perseverance, and acceptance set against a bustling metropolis inhabited by anthropomorphic animals. With so many colorful characters and relatable themes, a return trip to this modern-day Eden is long overdue.
- Released: 2016
- Directed by: Byron Howard, Rich Moore
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With its adrenaline-fueled action sequences and mind-bending narrative about a soldier stuck in a time loop on the brink of an alien invasion, it seems criminal not to return to this dystopian world for another round. There's still so much potential for exploring new timelines and uncovering hidden truths.
- Released: 2014
- Directed by: Doug Liman
