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The Worst Sequel Ever Made?!


I just saw parts of this thing and could barely stomach it. Blues Brothers 2000 is a true abomination film and a pure disgrace to the original. My eyes hurt for having seen it.

Now, I know Dan also made Caddyshack 2 and up until now I thought THAT was the worst sequel ever made. It's a toss up now.

(Note: you can add Batman & Robin and Highlander 2 to the mix)

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Yet no mention of Grease 2 or The Fly 2 to name a few

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Be cool gets my vote terrible sequel to get shorty or French connection 2 truly awful

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French Connection 2 was so bizarre that it was enjoyable... The worst sequel of all time would probably be Grease 2 or More American Graffitti...

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Aww, don't be so harsh on it. It's not remotely as great as the original, but it is essentially a bunch of good music paired with a silly story. In essence, that's what the first movie was as well.

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as bad as it is, some of the music was, well, okay. So because of that Manniquin 2 or Weekend at Bernies 2 are the worst.











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As far as strictly a movie, maybe not the worst but a pretty bad sequel. I will say the music was the only good thing about this was the music. Although I love Aretha, I am so sick of Respect. For better or worse that is her signature tune. The musical finale of the Louisiana Gator Boys almost made up for sitting though this car wreck of a movie.


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Splash Too was also a made for TV sequel. Horrible! Lol

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Dumb & Dumber To was a huge insult to the original classic Dumb & Dumb so that's not necessarily the worst one.

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Eh, it wasn't that bad.
What about Teen Wolf, Too?
Christmas Vacation 2: Uncle Eddie's...

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Surprised that no one brought up Jaws The Revenge.

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