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Movies you think need a sequel

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Ever wonder "Hey they left the original up for a sequel and it might actually not be that bad"? I know, it rarely happens but are there movies that there should be a follow up movie to? Let's discuss...

This one's kinda hard. I've been racking my brain for the past hour trying to think of just one movie that I wish they would have made a sequel too, but everything that comes to mind either had just a perfect ending that a sequel would just take away from it, or someone has already made a sequel too it.

I think if a movie is made to have a sequel, then the whole series of movies better be written before the first one is out. Any solo movie that did well in the box office should never have a sequel just because you think it might make you a bit of extra cash. I can think on this one, but I really hate sequels... not that I don't go see them anyways...

I wouldn't mind seeing another Evil Dead movie.

Ummm ok I am going to take this thread a bit off the serious topic...

 

 

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Back to serious... err... I wouldn't mind seeing a Blade Runner follow up.

They left Kung Pow: Enter the Fist open for a sequel, actually I think they set up a mock trailer which promised a sequel that never came about, though it is still in the planning apparently.

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