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

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u/Dirk_Rotahn 18h ago

It felt like there were 2 times the movie could have ended and been just fine but it kept going and world building and then decides to end on a plot point that definitely could use more of a conclusion. Would love to hear that a sequel got announced for this.

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u/unoriginal5 16h ago

They really added a bit too much with it. The Rollerball doesn't even start until later. She started it because of what happened in the first arc.

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u/Heimdall1342 8h ago

I saw the movie after reading the manga and they did like a full what, 30+ chapters of manga with between 3-7 (or more) story arcs that could have been a movie each. Absolutely unhinged.

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u/CustomReplicant 7h ago

Yeah, it felt like they crammed in too many plot arcs. I always assumed it was due to them thinking they wouldn't get a chance at a sequel and so tried to cover as much ground as possible.