Worst sequals of all time.
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In that vampires don't actually exist anyway, it's not fair to saw so and so got them wrong.Hyrulian Hero said:
The books were awful, yes, but that's a seperate issue.
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Oh, nobody mentioned the Anita Blake books?
She's a necromancer that raises the dead to ask them about their wills and stuff, she also kills rogue vampires and has to deal with werecreature politics...and the books became increasingly about her having sex all the time.
Fable 3, when it was announced I was so happy I was jumping up and down excitedly, because of Fable 3 when Journey was announced my response was to compare myself to a longtime Sonic Fan, saying I knew I'd probably be let down but I was somehow interested in it anyway (although the Sonic series has improved at least).
Yet you're fine with the power of god melting Nazi faces in Raiders of the Lost Ark?Gizmo1990 said:
Come on man, I love Indy films but that is pretty silly.
The missus was nagging me to put the Anita Blake books on this list. Never read them myself, but she tells me about them all. In intricate detailthaluikhain said:
She used to get all of them as they came out but has finally given up after book 20.
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Film; Highlander 2
Book; Bladerunner 2. Yes someone wrote a sequel, and yes it was awful
Game; I'd say Front Mission Evolved simply because it wasn't a turn based strategy anymore, and there were a lot of missed chances in regards to directing in a lot of the cutscenes. (For example; you escape a city where an orbital elevator is crashing down and The game doesn't even show it happening. Seriously, the characters look to the horizon and a small dust cloud wafts over them.)
Film: Probably the Star Wars prequels or all the Alien sequels(minus Aliens).
Game: Probably Starcraft 2. I know it is a very popular game but it let me down on a lot of levels and had a lot of hype. Crysis 2 was pretty terrible also. Masters of Orion 3 also.
Books: Absolutely Iron Angel and God of Clocks, the sequel to Scar Night by Alan Campbell. A great premise turned into a piece of shit.
Game: Probably Starcraft 2. I know it is a very popular game but it let me down on a lot of levels and had a lot of hype. Crysis 2 was pretty terrible also. Masters of Orion 3 also.
Books: Absolutely Iron Angel and God of Clocks, the sequel to Scar Night by Alan Campbell. A great premise turned into a piece of shit.
Film: Pirates of the Caribbean 2 (or 3 or both really)
Book: Breaking Dawn (Twilight and the others were bad enough - I read them to raise money for charity, I didn't do it out of interest in case you're wondering)
Game: Kane and Lynch 2 (This one was root canal)
Book: Breaking Dawn (Twilight and the others were bad enough - I read them to raise money for charity, I didn't do it out of interest in case you're wondering)
Game: Kane and Lynch 2 (This one was root canal)
Lion King 3, completely ruins the first one.
And I watched the Jurassic Park films again recently, the first was still awesome but in the other 2 I noticed so many things wrong that I never noticed before.
And I watched the Jurassic Park films again recently, the first was still awesome but in the other 2 I noticed so many things wrong that I never noticed before.
Hell Girl: Cauldron of Three, Two Mirrors gave the series a nice closure. Then comes along CoT, with a convoluted way to resurrect Ai. She has no reason to keep doing this, the power Hell has over her is gone. Plus most of the episodes never reached the greatness of Two Mirrors.
Wild Arms 4/XF: Both are just terrible and I refuse to talk about them ever again.
Bloodlines( unofficial sequel to Dracula): I've never been a fan of epistolary style and this book did nothing to endear the concept to me. It mostly written from one girls diary with a letter from him brother occasionally thrown in. I'm not knocking the original for its style of writing, I haven't read it, but Bloodlines was just awful.
Wild Arms 4/XF: Both are just terrible and I refuse to talk about them ever again.
Bloodlines( unofficial sequel to Dracula): I've never been a fan of epistolary style and this book did nothing to endear the concept to me. It mostly written from one girls diary with a letter from him brother occasionally thrown in. I'm not knocking the original for its style of writing, I haven't read it, but Bloodlines was just awful.
Ha I remember the sequel was pretty much had a limited budget (set in the dark and little screentime for CGI bugs) and their guns that pretty much acted like a flashlight (shooting was just the light going on and off)Puddleknock said:
OT- Excluding Indy 4 I going with Men In Black 2. The film felt like retelling the first film plot as oppose to come up with a original script.
Also Hellboy 2. They could of use a story in the comicbook but no they went all out for making something different which they jsut turn into one fantasy mess.
