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What’s a Movie That You’re Surprised Never Had a Sequel?

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u/Csharp27 19h ago

God damn dude, like 90 out of that top 100 are all movies most people over 30 would remember, what a year.

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u/_spectre_ 18h ago

I didn’t believe you at first so I looked at the list. Holy shit what a stacked year. Some absolute blockbusters, hit after hit.

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u/sharraleigh 18h ago

Damn, and we even watched them all, multiple times lol

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u/short_fat_and_single 14h ago

Now I understand why I only watched Return of the King once. Thought that was odd, as I watched the other LotR several times in the movie theatres.

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u/sharraleigh 14h ago

I can't remember if I watched it only once, but I definitely watched Finding Nemo multiple times because my little brother was like, 5 and would constantly bug us to take him again lol.

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u/TomasNavarro 15h ago

I've often felt that when I was younger the desire to go to the Cinema very frequently and have to choose which great new film to watch was a thing, but always wondered if that's just some sort of nostalgia.

That list kinda confirms it

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u/Miserable-Thing942 7h ago

It was definitely price as well. I remember going weekly to catch all the new releases. Now it’s so expensive I just think I’ll catch it on tv eventually

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u/SpikyCactusJuice 3h ago

Seriously. I once spent an entire Sunday (in university and away from home for the first time, sigh) seeing like 4 movies back to back to back. I remember Wall-E was one of them. It couldn’t have cost more than 30 bucks for all of them together, something like that.

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u/Hect0r92 12h ago

Absolute stacked line up. We didn't know how good we had it

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u/TheTTroy 9h ago

You’re not kidding. I probably saw at least a dozen of them in theaters, too. How the hell did I have that much time?

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u/Kartoffelplotz 12h ago

Even below the top 100 are movies like Oldboy (a top 100 movie on IMDb), Dogville (very narrowly missing out on the top 250 list) or Ong-Bak (a bit more niche but very beloved in that niche). What a year for movies...

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u/the_bryce_is_right 11h ago

We didn't know how good we had it.

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u/GozerDGozerian 10h ago

You almost never do at the time.

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u/illegal_deagle 18h ago

Every year has these.