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May 3, 2016 - 1:43 AM
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Rameau
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Yes, I suppose you could do a sequel to any film, it really depends on how well the film did (& how lazy the studios are). The end of Casablanca invited a sequel, but wisely they didn't do one. There's the films where the sequel was already filmed before the first film was released: the Richard Lester Three/Four Musketeers films, & Back To The Future 2/3. I think the second Quatermass film (1957) was the first sequel to just have a 2 after the title (that title was just copied over from the TV sequel). The least likely sequel...Escape From The Planet Of The Apes, because at the end of Beneath The Planet Of The Apes, the earth blew-up (unlikely, from just one small warhead, but there you go), & they did that by going back in time (as you do).
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May 3, 2016 - 7:54 AM
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RoryR
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Yes, I suppose you could do a sequel to any film, it really depends on how well the film did (& how lazy the studios are). The end of Casablanca invited a sequel, but wisely they didn't do one. There's the films where the sequel was already filmed before the first film was released: the Richard Lester Three/Four Musketeers films, & Back To The Future 2/3. I think the second Quatermass film (1957) was the first sequel to just have a 2 after the title (that title was just copied over from the TV sequel). The least likely sequel...Escape From The Planet Of The Apes, because at the end of Beneath The Planet Of The Apes, the earth blew-up (unlikely, from just one small warhead, but there you go), & they did that by going back in time (as you do). Ok, I'm being nerdy here, but the bomb in BENEATH isn't meant to literally "blow the world up" but instead ignite the atmosphere and, as Charlton Heston says in the movie, "burn the planet to a cinder." The problem I have will ESCAPE is just how did pre-industrial apes salvage Heston's spaceship, launch it into orbit, not to mention where did they intend to go? Then you're asked to except that a shock wave in space would send you back in time. Talk about the need for suspension of disbelief!
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