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Trope Talk: Sequels! (Patreon)

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2020-05-01 15:05:00
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maybe if this video is successful enough, I should make another one just like it

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Trope Talk: Sequels

Oh, no. That movie I liked is getting a sequel. Will it be good, or will it make me retroactively dislike the thing I used to like? And why is it always such a close call?! Let's DISCUSS BABY Favorite or least favorite sequel? Yell about it in the comments! EXAMPLES USED (IN ROUGH ORDER): Star Wars, Dragon Ball, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Dragon Ball Z, Young Justice, The Incredibles (I and II), Terminator (I and II), Kung Fu Panda, Steven Universe, Frozen II, MCU, Batman Beyond, Solo: A Star Wars Story, X-Men, X-Men: First Class, X-Men: Apocalypse, Avatar: Legend of Korra, Our content is intended for teenage audiences and up. PATREON: https://www.Patreon.com/OSP MERCH LINKS: https://www.redbubble.com/people/OSPYouTube OUR WEBSITE: https://www.OverlySarcasticProductions.com/ Find us on Twitter https://www.Twitter.com/OSPYouTube Find us on Reddit https://www.Reddit.com/r/OSP/ Discord: https://discord.gg/h3AqJPe

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Ian Naranjo

Horror movie sequels are always interesting to talk about because they're the only kind of sequels where the villain is the single recurring character. The problem is most apparent (at least for me) with Friday the 13th were with the exceptions of parts 4-6; none of them have a recurring main character who doesn't get killed off in the following film. This factor is what hindered the ninth film in the series, Jason Goes To Hell: The Final Friday. It tries to be a big finale that ties all the movies together, but it's not easy to get that sense of finality when we're dealing with protagonists that we've only just met. Predator is a unique film series because it's technically a different hero and villain for each film, all just happening to be in the same universe. Dutch does not come back in any of the sequels (though there were plans for him to return in Predator 2 and AVP: Alien vs. Predator).

Stephen Hutchison

YES. Do a sequel (or Part 2) where you go to genres like what Ian discuses above, or the Romance genre, where the good version is to go into the romantic lives of the friends/family of the first story showing what happens to them semi-simultaneously in much greater depth but with them only performing cameos at best. Also, David Eddings wrote a BUNCH of the "retcon oops well things didn't really get fixed after all" variety.

Bill Lemmond

Hi, Red, Thanks for breaking down, cleaning, and reassembling the sequel machines. No I don't mean to say that none of your words described anything organic, and I'm not really mechanically inclined. It's just the first language that occurred to me. I will enjoy watching the Star Wars movies with RiffTrax even more, now, and the friend who's been watching with me will enjoy this video of yours. By the way, we already have almost a generational sequel, for our watch parties, because it's been a year or two since he's had time to sit down and watch a movie, with anyone but his wife (They have their priorities together.). Also, I've been binge-watching My Hero Academia, which I first checked out on your recommendation, from your trope talk on tournament arcs. Thank you, so much. It really is well done, and has surprised me, often.

Anonymous

This needs a sequel