Sentences with phrase «very idea of a sequel»

With a few lone exceptions, the very idea of a sequel appears to directly contravene Pixar's constant push for originality.

Not exact matches

Magic Mike's sequel has a massive problem from the start and that is that the very idea of it contradicts Soderbergh's original film.

The idea of «obviously» envisioning a comedy as part of a trilogy is a little bizarre, since there are very, very few examples of successful comedy trilogies and there's nothing in the original Hangover that looks like they're really setting things up for a sequel

WHY: 2002's «My Big Fat Greek Wedding» is the kind of indie success story that you rarely hear about any more, but it's also very much a product of its time, which is why it strikes me as odd that Universal thought a sequel no one wanted was a good idea.

There are two moments in the film that did make me laugh out loud: the first is when Jonah Hill, trying to fit in at a poetry slam, does a very funny parody of a bad live - mic poem; the second is in the final credits, when the filmmakers take the meta - notion of the film as a sequel about sequels to such an extreme that the idea became funny again.

Such is the case with Nick Stoller's Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, which handily overcomes all of the aforementioned stumbling blocks and delivers a very funny sequel that presents several throwback jokes that fans will appreciate while also forging ahead with a few new themes, ideas, and gags that show some legitimate creativity on the part of the filmmakers.

That said, there's still something undeniably funny about the very idea of turning to dust — especially when we know that Parker is probably going to be resurrected in time for the forthcoming Spider - Man sequel.

The very suggestion of making a sequel to Ridley Scott's seminal sci - fi noir Blade Runner was a bad enough idea to send most self - respecting film aficionados into a conniption fit, as Harrison Ford seemed determined to resurrect all of his most beloved characters and do his best to destroy their legacy one by one.

The basic meaning of written paragraphs would be clear and unambiguous from the very first lines, and the sequel should disclose the basic idea to a greater extent.

In my opinion, making a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild might not be the best idea, as the game itself stands alone very well on its own, and offers a lot of content to leave the majority of people satisfied.

Despite its sequel status it brings plenty of new ideas to the table, the majority of which work very well, and some are truly inspired.

The teaser trailer already gives the title a very different look from Borderlands and its sequel, but I'm more interested in seeing how the developers will take advantage of the new hardware and make something that takes the ideas from their previous games further.