People Are Sharing The 18 Movies That Were Cruelly Robbed Of A Sequel

"I was promised a sequel! I demand satisfaction!"

Recently, u/FelchMasterFlexNuts asked "what movie deserved a sequel but never got one?" and I knew I had to round up some of the best answers...

1. The Nice Guys

Bloom

– u/Dudian613

"I loved that movie way more than I expected."

– u/joe2352

"The Nicer Guys." 

– u/mauore11

2. The Losers

Warner Bros. Pictures

"They even had the set up for the next movie. I'm forever disappointed that I won't get a sequel." 

– u/I_DRINK_ANARCHY

"The cast would probably be too expensive for a sequel now."  

– u/Red_Danger33

3. Big Hero 6

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

– u/Macrophage

"Absolutely! We’ve had an animated series or two, but I need more!!"

– u/Wheatley-Crabb  

4. District 9

Sony Pictures Releasing

– u/Oceania_tears

"Yes! I just recently watched this with my daughter. This was one of my all time favourite movies. I wish they'd make the sequel."

– u/brilipj  

5. Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World

20th Century Fox

– u/_SuperCoolGuy_

"I think originally it was going to kick off a trilogy. When the movie didn’t pull the numbers they wanted the studio didn’t go forward with the other movies."

– u/Little_Guarantee_693

"It was bad timing. It was released as the fantasy/Marvel movies started kicking off and the landscape of Hollywood shifted."  

– u/UnfairMicrowave

6. The Cabin in the Woods

Lionsgate

– u/mezihoth

"It'd be fun to see what went wrong in the other countries!"

– u/voiceofAFO  

7. Léon: The Professional

Gaumont Buena Vista International

– u/LeftChoux

"We need closure! What happened to Mathilda and the plant?"  

– u/CampDreamy

"I would love to see a Natalie Portman lead sequel for this."

– u/GunBrothersGaming 

8. Spy

20th Century Fox

"Still some of my favorite Melissa McCarthy moments." 

– u/cozyandwarm

"That movie is hilarious. Jason Statham and the rest of the cast were perfect."

– u/Mrs_Butlertron_  

9. Step Brothers

Sony Pictures Releasing

– u/thicc_whitegirl

"The time is right for some little curly haired teenager to knock on Dale Doback’s door and introduce himself as his son from that bathroom rendezvous with Alice."

– u/weirdmountain 

10. Constantine

Warner Bros. Pictures

– u/The_Lerch

"Keanu Reeves has said in the past that he is open to a sequel and would love to do it. I'll hold out hope until the day I die! Constantine is an amazing movie and one of my favourites."  

– u/The-Snar

11. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events

DreamWorks Pictures

"Jim Carrey was terrific!" 

– u/PrincessNugget22

"Yeah, the series wasn’t quite the same."  

– u/ElPanties1

12. Spaceballs

MGM/UA Communications Co.

"I'm still disappointed we never got Spaceballs II: The Search for More Money."

– u/dewey-defeats-truman

"It's probably for the best they never try to make a modern one though. The humour would be so drastically different."  

– u/HavelTheRockJohnson

13. Dredd

Entertainment Film Distributors

"Definitely a lost opportunity there. I would have enjoyed more of that very much."  

– u/QualityEvening3466

14. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai

20th Century Fox

"There were plans for one but it never got made. A true cult classic that deserved to continue." 

– u/antoinebeaver

"I was promised a sequel! I demand satisfaction!" 

– u/Overdog_McNab 

15. John Carter

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

– u/dinoroo

"I’m still bummed that we didn’t get spring-boarded into another 3-4 movies from this one. It had such good stuff to work with." 

– u/Skittlebrau46

"That movie was a marketing disaster. They must have been actively trying to make it flop."

– u/rational_american  

16. Team America: World Police

Paramount Pictures

– u/rmr236

"They said they would NEVER do anything with puppets again because they were such an incredible pain in the ass."

– u/ArcherChase

17. Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Buena Vista Pictures Distribution

– u/K-Dog7469

"Man, I can’t believe with the advances in animation and CGI we haven’t seen a reboot."  

– u/kapt_so_krunchy

Of course, I had to add in my own submission...

18. Lemonade Mouth

Disney Channel

The acting in this entire film was TOP TIER! We deserve to see the aftermath of them becoming a huge musical success, I'm still upset just thinking about it.

H/T to u/FelchMasterFlexNuts and AskReddit for having this discussion!

Note: All submissions have been edited for length and/or clarity.

Are there any other films that you think deserved a sequel? Let us know in the comments below!