space6oy wrote:i haven't seen despicable me. good animated flicks rule. i'm sad there hasn't been a sequel to the incredibles yet... nor wall-e...
Incredibles ended in a prime spot for sequels...and it was one of the better animated movies in the past decade. Plus SAMUEL L JACKSON!
Wall-E ended where any subsequent movies would probably be a preachy, crushing bore.
Pretty safe to say that test audiences would reject a premise of cleaning the polluted planet and the life lessons/misadventures that come with it for 90min or more...
Every Shrek and Toy Story (excluding the first ones) have been nothing but merchandizing vehicles for dozens of cross-brand promotion.
Cars didn't need a sequel....or 2....either...especially without Paul Newman & George Carlin.
Blackened Soul wrote:alien vs predator
twilight
harrypotters
anything starwars after empire
all pixar movies
all disney movies after Alice in wonderland
anything by Clint Eastwood after unforgiven
sweeney todd
all Robin williams movies after popeye
all werewolf movies, I have yet to see the concept pulled off.
casablanca
wizard of oz
WTF. Oliver & Company and
Who Framed Roger Rabbit are not overrated.
And Meet The Robinsons is extremely underrated...as is The Incredibles, apparently...