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It's why when people do sequels, or rip off movies, you know, of a genre, they're ripping off the wrong thing.
It comes to something when the L W Talking sequels are better than this one.
But I figured that I would check out the sequels for The Swan Princess to see what they were like and unfortunately, this is the typical cartoon sequel that just disappoints more than entertains.
As in previous sequels, there's nothing here to really connect the films except for the monster, the witch and Ed Harley (Lance Henriksen).
I usually give sequels the benefit of the doubt and go easy on them.
Seriously Halloween sequels in general are nearly all rubbish, two was crap, three was stupid, four is alright, five is well five, H20 alright, Resurrection painful.
Yet, in many ways i find this to be the worst of a very bad bunch of sequels.
The first 10 minutes of the movie makes fun of sequels and pg-13 movies.
This is just like "The Howling," how in the hell could sequels get milked out of this anorexic cow??? Save your money and get the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (just don't get any of its sequels though) or "The Evil Dead" or "Dawn of the Dead."
The last of the "Airport" sequels.
None of the three sequels did justice to the highly entertaining original, but this particular film is nothing more than a shameless attempt to exploit the name of the "Magnificent Seven" and Bernstein's rousing music theme.
How sequels were produced is beyond me.
Well anyway, you can probably guess how the plot ends, I can't believe they made 3 sequels to this movie.
It's obvious this film helped spurn Hollywood's need to churn out tired sequels to appeal to the masses.
It's true, no one really expects anything from sequels.
I am a die hard disney fan and i just don't believe in sequels with disney movies.
Movies like these do not need sequels.
Part of the advantage of Don Bluth moving away from Disney is that he didn't need to suffer their endless tirade of straight-to-video, poorly animated cash-in sequels.
I don't mind sequels; sometimes they're better than the original.
They rented equipment, despite making sequels to this movie.
I am finding that I get less and less excited about Disney's sequels to movies.
Every original classic spawned a couple of sequels, at least, and after a while they even thought up the idea of making genuine monster stewing!
Unfortunately, this film is typical of the watering down of a good film by numerous sequels.
For example, is Lance Henriksen that strapped for cash that he has to keep playing supporting roles in these god-awful "Pumpkinhead" sequels?
Tonight I watched the "edited for FOX Network" version that was some sort of curious hybrid of several hyperactive sequels.
As with many sequels, this one just doesn't have the quality or the impact of the original.
I'm just amazed the movie was actually ever released, it's an embarrassment to Disney, hell half their straight to video sequels are better than this!
The solution to their problems is to hire a similarly-skilled Ninja for themselves who, as it happens, turns out to be Nero's deadly enemy (played by Sho Kosugi, who appeared in two more sequels and is currently engaged in another!).
I hope to see more movies from Tucker and Chan in their separate endeavors, but not in any more Rush Hour sequels.
I still have couple of books left, but they are either in transit or they are the sequels which I am not in a hurry to read.
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