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Second sequel to much- loved Love Bug tale finds Herbie in love with another car who has a brain and heart too.
Woeful and unnecessary sequel to a bonafide classic.
Was there any reason for releasing the sequel first?
If they come out with a sequel, I wonder if it will be twice as bad as the first.
When I first heard about this movie, people on IMDb were classifying it as the sequel to Cheerleader Camp.
I'd really like to find the person who started that whole sequel rumor.
This movie is a fine example of what happens when a studio wants to get a sequel to a fine movie out of the gates at all cost.
Why was this sequel made??
Unfortunately, if the idea had been used cleverly this could have been a more interesting piece of work and could be followed with a sequel like any other popular Hollywood movie.
Well, I don't think there would be a sequel to this at least casting De Niro and Murpy again.
That something was missing from this sequel.
Years later the film disappeared, only to be replaced with the inevitable yet unnecessary sequel.
I loved the original movie, and this one was not worthy of being its sequel.
Actually, for all intents and purposes, it is not its sequel.
Typical Hollywood sequel scenario: if the first film was only shocking, the second wasn't, expect the third to be the worst thing to hit the screen this year.
I still gave this movie a 4 because at least it was fast pace and I did want to see what was going to happen at the end, though I (as most anyone who watched the first one) predicted it would go down the way it did and after seeing it I found it anti-climactic and wished they had either made a proper sequel or just left the story alone.
I really recommend the first one but as for the sequel only fans of the genre and those who really want to see Lin as the bride one more time need apply.
Originally harped as a sequel to "The Slumber Party Massacre" series, this film falls flat on it's face with a new title.
If you thought Herbie trying to kill himself by driving off a bridge in 'The Love Bug' was daft, wait 'till you see him acting horny in this bewilderingly silly second sequel.
The scariest thing about this horror movie is that the end alludes to a sequel.
My guess is it was with sequel 5 that was the first to implement the whole "i am in a dream omg i see weird stuff, oh noes what is happening, oh its a dream, oh its not a dream, oh wait i see something spooky, oh never mind"-sucky storyline.
"Problem Child" was an okay movie, but did it really merit a sequel?
Normally I wouldn't go to the trouble of commenting on a horror movie sequel, because it's usually assumed that they're BAD, and if you watch them with a healthy disrespect, they can be very fun and enjoyable to taunt/laugh at.
"Direct-to-video" is a phrase that never sounds promising to the consumer unless its a direct-to-video sequel to something that went direct-to-video in the first place.
This is no sequel, this is a remake all the way.
Moving it to the future eliminates the possibility of ever seeing a sequel with the original cast or in our time.
I can't honestly believe that this is a sequel or follow up of John Landis classic comedy horror movie from 1981 .
Neither sequel capturing the charm and inoffensive appeal of The Love Bug back in 68, in this one we find race driver Jim Douglas and his sidekick Wheely Applegate, entering Herbie in the Monte Carlo Rally.
Even so I have a feeling this is going to get at least one sequel, if not more so maybe they'll be able to build on the strong general plot to eventually release something decent.
This is without a doubt the WORST sequel I have ever seen, & I've seen plenty of them to make that conclusion.
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