Sentences with phrase «to warrant a sequel»

I thought anchorman was funny, but does it really warrant a sequel?

Master of Monster for Genesis sold well enough to warrant a sequel on the Sega Saturn, but is still relatively hard to find.

These numbers are not an extraordinary success by the standards set by most Hollywood pictures, so why this film warranted a sequel is beyond me.

If Heavenly Sword sold 1.5 million copies and that wasn't enough to warrant a sequel in the developer's eyes, there's no way less than half the number will do it.

The 2006 film wasn't the worst of the worst, but most certainly didn't warrant a sequel, yet «Revelation» still had potential.

The success of this film probably warrants another sequel, but after the diminishing margins returned in this outing, the prospects of another slice of PIE has me retching even more than anything shown in the film.

«Paul Blart: Mall Cop» was a decent film at best but it never warranted a sequel.

We also know the Marvel Cinematic Universe is going to get more cosmic after Avengers 4, and with Black Widow in the works, hopefully that will do well enough to warrant a sequel of its own.

Not only do I hope that the DLC being worked on for Mass Effect 2 outdoes Mass Effect's attempts, but I hope Dragon Age warrants a sequel (I have little doubts it'll under deliver).

But poor sales saw this hidden gem packed with variety get cast asunder when it definitely warranted a sequel.

It released to high critical acclaim, and enough sales to warrant a sequel which brings us to this Rise Of The Tomb Raider review.

However, they gave us essentially more of the same... which I am also grateful for, because I didn't know Dead Island was such a hot seller to even warrant a sequel (then again, that goes to show how much I pay attention to sales).

Questions about the legacy of the first game, and if it really warrants a sequel, even though we're getting one anyway.

At the time Battle Monsters was well enough received to warrant a sequel on the PS1 called «Killing Zone».

While the film didn't stir up enough business to warrant a sequel, the Starfighter video game remained a much - sought - after commodity by joystick - happy «warriors» all over the country.

Neon is probably the best Double Dragon game yet, and it contains enough great elements it to warrant a sequel or two.

The game was pretty much a poor man's Diablo, but apparently it proved popular enough to warrant a sequel.

Though Hot Tub Time Machine - which starred Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson, Clark Duke, and John Cusack - was not a major success at the box office, home video sales proved strong enough to warrant a sequel.

In movie terms, the event was enough of a success to warrant a sequel, and so on July 21st, the Second Annual Lovely Soiree at the Bottle Rocket... Continue reading →

As I've said in past reviews, a confusing ending is enough to warrant a sequel.

Moreover, Eurogamer says that SEGA didn't consider Alien: Isolation enough of a success to warrant a sequel.

Bethesda's Pete Hines said that both The Evil Within and Rage sold well enough to warrant sequels, though neither the publisher nor Tango Gameworks has confirmed The Evil Within 2 as yet.

This is definitely a success, and enough to warrant another sequel.

There are many a-laugh to be had reuniting with the Thunder Buddies, but it never soars as high as its predecessor, and if Terminator Genisys has proved anything it's that some films don't need or warrant sequels, no matter how much apparent appetite or indeed box - office gold there may be waiting.

And this attempt, sprung from a sloppy and puerile script, has little to recommend it, and even less to warrant the sequel it so obviously hoped to spawn.

Pac - Man and the Ghostly Adventures was a surprise title last year that performed well enough to warrant a sequel.

The first Insidious was a fun fright-fest that clearly made enough money to warrant a sequel.

Gnomeo & Juliet, a very real movie about sentient garden gnomes, was apparently a big enough hit to warrant a sequel.

That's because enough copies are sold to warrant a sequel.

The end result of all this work and anticipation was «Star Trek - The Motion Picture» (1979), a bloated behemoth of a film that satisfied few (though when director Robert Wise was afforded the chance to recut it years later for home video, that version did play somewhat better) but made enough money to warrant a sequel that would be produced on a much smaller scale.

Official sales data was never divulged, but Bethesda VP of Marketing and Communication Pete Hines said a couple years ago that RAGE did well enough to warrant a sequel.

One of the mixed blessings of the continuing advancement of CG effects is that they make it possible for movies that might not otherwise exist to reach the public — usually in the form of sequels and / or prequels to theatrical films that earned enough to warrant a sequel / prequel, but maybe not quite enough to warrant a blockbuster — like The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior.

While it's unclear how much more it will be able to make through the end of this month, it may be enough to warrant a sequel, assuming they could bring the budget down a notch (diminishing returns and all).

Back in 2012, Capcom ambitiously released the well received Resident Evil Revelations for the Nintendo 3DS, but it found even greater success when it was released on other platforms and warranted a sequel a few years later.

Goosebumps may not have been the best family horror film, but it was surprisingly fun, and apparently a big enough hit to warrant a sequel.

Although the Literati e-Reader has not been tremendously well received by tech savvy people in the know, it is selling well to the general public and is warranting a sequel.

I understand that the upgrade from 1 to 2 may seem like a Splatoon Deluxe version, but I struggle to come up with ways in which a Splatoon 3 could change direction in such a significant way that it would warrant a sequel.

DMC4 sold 3 + million for it to warrant a sequel, rather, they stuck their funding into DmC because it was cheaper to outsource development, and that had a nasty backlash.

Enough to warrant a sequel and keep its developer in business, that's how much.

The original game was a hyper - cute light platformer, which sold well enough globally to warrant a sequel.

And even though the game failed to meet EA's expectations, which is what Isaac might be bummed about in the picture above, it found its way into enough people's hearts to warrant a sequel.

The game will obviously need to sell well to warrant sequels, and while Epic Mickey looks interesting for now, it's got a long way to go to success.

The first game had terrible performance, and this game (from all indications / first impressions) looks like it doesn't add nearly as much to warrant a sequel, plus now potential performance issues again.

That's because enough copies are sold to warrant a sequel.

While Breath of Fire III still sold well enough to warrant a sequel, by the time Breath of Fire IV was released it was clear that some kind of identity crisis had set in.

Well now that great game is going to have a slightly less terrible name and a graphical update that will hopefully move enough units to warrant a sequel but not so many that Ubisoft immediately considers it for candidacy in its «undercooked, executive board mandated, artless trash of the year club».

Who would've thought that the first Rocksmith sold enough to warrant a sequel?

You do realize Armored Core has generated a metric **** ton of bad or at the most average reviews in it's decade long existence and has somehow consistently broken even enough to warrant another sequel and localization, right?