What other Tom Cruise movies are worthy of a sequel?
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I'd love to see a prequel to Collateral
This shows you how well the sequel did.
That was essentially a sequel to The Hustler. Maybe in a third installment Vincent takes on a young protegee the way Fast Eddie taught him. Are pool hall hustlers still a thing?
Not sure of your point here.
I think a creative screen writer could develop some ideas for a sequel to "A Few Good Men"
That film left a handful of issues unaddressed ... stuff that could fester over the span of a generation.
"Interview With a Vampire" was based on the first two books in a series. There must be a sequel in there somewhere. ... or perhaps a musical similar to what Polanski did with "The Fearless Vampire Killers." This became his best work ever.
That film left a handful of issues unaddressed ... stuff that could fester over the span of a generation.
"Interview With a Vampire" was based on the first two books in a series. There must be a sequel in there somewhere. ... or perhaps a musical similar to what Polanski did with "The Fearless Vampire Killers." This became his best work ever.
Legend: Directed by Ridley Scott. With Tom Cruise, Mia Sara, Tim Curry, David Bennent. A young man must stop the Lord of Darkness from destroying daylight.
I think Edge of Tomorrow could make a good sequel.
Rumored to be in the works per IMDB.
Yep. Watched it expecting little and it turned out to be damn good.
Say what you will about his religion, but the man has made some entertaining movies over the years.
Maybe they could make a movie about the making of Simple Jack 2
well on second thought, I am guessing that wouldn’t fly. Would be hilarious though
There was a sequel to Interview With The Vampire. It was called Queen of the Damned. It covered the next two Ann Rice books, but did a very poor job doing so.
The film was doomed from the get go. It certainly didn’t help that its star, Aaliyah, died in a plane crash.
He would be a great ambassador to any religion. I'm glad he chose one that most people can't afford. No reason to ever denounce him as a representative of your faith like a Mel Gibson.
That is actually one of the cruise movies I like. Too bad nut grain is banned or missing on here.
