Poor Van DammeBloodsport 2 featuring not van damme.
. Even KickBoxer came out starring Sascha Mitchell.There's also this:
Film Movie sequels you had no idea existed
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran are here to talk about a frustrating 2 points dropped at Crystal Palace. They then discuss the regeneration of Old Trafford. Finally, Nik is joined by special guest Michael Statham from the Football Oranje podcast - who gives us a more in depth look at our EL opposition FC Twente, and then runs through the (many) Dutch connections currently at United.
. Even KickBoxer came out starring Sascha Mitchell.There's also this:
Grease 2.
Maxwell Caulfield is awful (in everything) and the music’s shit.
Maxwell Caulfield is awful (in everything) and the music’s shit.
I’ll see your 8% Rotten Tomatoes rated werewolf sequel and raise it with 7% for this American werewolf that should have stayed in London.
Blair Witch 2, I've included one of the kinder reviews...
Apparently Creed III is coming this year. I didn’t even know there was a Creed II.
I read that as Assassin's Creed III and just wasted five minutes googling it. Coffee time...
It wasn't supposed to be a sequel, they wrote and filmed it as a normal film, but then being a sequel was tacked onto it by producers or the company, even though it made no sense.
Stumbled across the existence of this about a year ago.
Yeah, me too. Didn't know about it until I saw it on Disney+. There's a Lion King 1 1/2 too.
Not a patch on the first one but I love this movie. I am not a fan of Starship Troopers: Hero of the Federation though.
More of a mockbuster than a sequel
Hey, I liked it! Gotta like the Queen songs, too. Wouldn't call it a 'great classic' though - but come to think of it, there aren't really a lot of all-time classics in this thread anyway.
I feel 'notable' is a bit overused there though - I recognize two names!
(Jett and Perlam)Hey, I liked it! Gotta like the Queen songs, too. Wouldn't call it a 'great classic' though - but come to think of it, there aren't really a lot of all-time classics in this thread anyway.
I feel 'notable' is a bit overused there though - I recognize two names!
Someone wasn't alive in the 1980s
All were huge in the 80s. Richard Moll was the 6'8 actor in Night Court. Traci Lords was {in}famous because she made a few porn movies when she was 17 then acted in a few real movies (Cry Baby with Johnny Depp). Sheena Easton was a massive pop star did the theme for a James Bond movie, Rowdy Roddy was a WWF legend as enemy of Hulk Hogan, Nia Peeples served a spell as the hot it-girl, Rae Dawn Chong is the daughter of Tommy Chong (Cheech and Chong), McCromack - WIll and Grace, Sandra Bernhard (I refuse to believe anyone doesn't know who she is), Claudia Christian - probably least famous but on tons of 80s TV shows.
I would be disappointed by the younger generation's lack of cultural knowledge but I guess I can't name a single tiktok star or insta-fluencer or streaming gamer so it evens out.
I was alive in the 80s, but I've never watched a lot of tv series (understatement), and I'm not originally from North America. So I have no idea how I would have to know much of these people or series - I never even heard of Cheech and Chong for example. I also looked up Sandra Bernhard now, and I'm not sure how I'm supposed to know her if I never watched Roxanne. You might be being a little US-centric here.Someone wasn't alive in the 1980s
All were huge in the 80s. Richard Moll was the 6'8 actor in Night Court. Traci Lords was {in}famous because she made a few porn movies when she was 17 then acted in a few real movies (Cry Baby with Johnny Depp). Sheena Easton was a massive pop star did the theme for a James Bond movie, Rowdy Roddy was a WWF legend as enemy of Hulk Hogan, Nia Peeples served a spell as the hot it-girl, Rae Dawn Chong is the daughter of Tommy Chong (Cheech and Chong), McCromack - WIll and Grace, Sandra Bernhard (I refuse to believe anyone doesn't know who she is), Claudia Christian - probably least famous but on tons of 80s TV shows.
I would be disappointed by the younger generation's lack of cultural knowledge but I guess I can't name a single tiktok star or insta-fluencer or streaming gamer so it evens out.
I was alive in the 80s, but I've never watched a lot of tv series (understatement), and I'm not originally from North America. So I have no idea how I would have to know much of these people or series - I never even heard of Cheech and Chong for example. I also looked up Sandra Bernhard now, and I'm not sure how I'm supposed to know her if I never watched Roxanne. You might be being a little US-centric here.
Bernhard was a famous comedian long before she was on Roseanne (and I've never been a fan of stand-up comedy). Maybe it's US-centric (and if you weren't in Canada in the 1980s it makes sense) but I guarantee the original audience of that Highlander show from 92-98 would have 100% known the majority of those names so notable is definitely a valid description.
The US-based audience then.
I know zero US comedians if they haven't had a famous career in movies (or the internationally most famous series).I have similar discussions with my (Canadian) wife. Bands that she thinks were huge in the 90s mean absoultely nothing to me. (But as music nut, I will generally have heard of them - but even there not always.)
The US-based audience then.
I have similar discussions with my (Canadian) wife. Bands that she thinks were huge in the 90s mean absoultely nothing to me. (But as music nut, I will generally have heard of them - but even there not always.)
I was just defending the adjective "notable" which you questioned based on your personal knowledge
Absolutely true though that different people's experience will mean different people are famous to them. Plenty of famous people now that I've never heard of too!
The first film is a classic and I love it, but the sequels suck. Not even seen this one with Damien presumably reborn as a girl.
Turns out there was a sequel to Star Wars, is it any good?
I know.I was just defending the adjective "notable" which you questioned based on your personal knowledge
Absolutely true though that different people's experience will mean different people are famous to them. Plenty of famous people now that I've never heard of too!
Oh, yeah, if I want to feel old, I just have to check what's hot right now in music or on social media. I don't even get the reference in most memes. And 'hot' is probably also not a hot word anymore.
Great thread
But I'm refusing to believe some of these aren't shopped.
But I'm refusing to believe some of these aren't shopped.
Yeah he fights Drago's son.
Not bad tbf.
I assumed anyone who grew up in the 80s watched them all.
There has apparently been 5 (five) 'Rise of the Footsoldier' films.
Wizard of Oz
Return to Oz? I like that one. It's quite entertaining.
Yup, they made one in 1980, it was excellent, and then none after that. Strange, but I guess they wanted to end on a high note with universal love and acclaim.
As if you didn't like the speeders going through the forests of Endor.
Give me a synopsis of this film please
Something something time continuum something choices something. Beats me. I kinda wanna watch it though, despite its 3.8 IMDB rating! I recently re-watched Donnie Darko (original cut FTW - none of this Love Will Tear Us Apart over Killing Moon tomfoolery) and still really enjoyed it. Thought it would have aged really badly but it stood up. There's just something about it.I know.
Oh, yeah, if I want to feel old, I just have to check what's hot right now in music or on social media. I don't even get the reference in most memes. And 'hot' is probably also not a hot word anymore.
Uh oh, I don't think I want to open that rabbit hole.
T2 Trainspotting and the absolute shitshow that is Zoolander 2.
what is this??.... i have to see it!!!How about American Psycho 2 starring Mila Kunis and William Shatner.
and, wait for it.......