Worst Sequel Ever Made

The whole 10 yards. I really enjoued the whole 9 yards but I wasn't feeling it in the whole 10 yards. I mean it was alright, just not as good as the first one.

Does X3 count? One of the worst movies ever.

No wait, High School Musical 2.

Yep, that was definitely the worst right there DoK

SW Ep. 2 was pretty bad,
Spy Kids 2 was terrible,
The Sandlot 2 was a piece of crap,
Inspector Gadget 2 sucked something fierce,
Garfield: a Tale of two Kitties was terrible, unfortunately,

That's all for now, I suppose.

oh man, Jeremy. Same here. Whole 10 Yards was a disgrace and embarrassment to everyone that make Whole 9 Yards so much fun.

and here is a good collection of movies that are tagged with 'Sequels that make you say WTF'
www.listal.com/search/movies/1/?tag=sequel%20that%20makes%20you%20say%20wtf

and i'd have to agree with that search result, the Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions are number 1 and number 2 worst sequels ever made. they actually made me feel pure ANGER towards everyone involved, that's how bad they were.

I forgot Terminator 3.

off the top of my head i'd say Highlander II: The Quickening.

Home Alone 4!
HSM2
Spider-man 3
Any RomCom Sequel.

I haven't seen Home Alone 4... but all the others were funny, so maybe I'll watch that anyways. Could you explain why it was bad TA?

Mortal Kombat: Annihilation - was a bad movie i enjoyed the first one
Home Alone 3 and 4 - both bad movies not funny at all

I agree Thilian most Disney sequels are horrible, especially: The Little Mermaid 2 and 3, and The Lion King sequel. All The shreck movies were very good.

I don't understand Disney can produce such great films then ruin it by adding sequels that are garbage, anymore I only buy the originals, never think twice about the garbage sequels...

chibi, the fact that they actually made a second ticks me off to no end.

WP (Wolf-Paw), Home alone 4 was practically a meager attempt to make more money. It was filled with all new actors, and Kevin's parents just happened to split up, and his dad happened to be dating a rich lady, which of course caused, or attempted to cause, some fun "traps", all of which were substandard to the first 2.

Home Alone 4

DoK nailed it. It was just a reimagining of the first film and it didn't make sense. Kevin knew who Marv was even though he was younger than he was in the first film. It was riddled with plotholes and unfunny moments.

HSM2

The first one was shit so I'm not going to be bowled over be the second.

Spider-man 3

It ruined Venom. The Best Spider-man Villain was made into a nuissance. Franchise ruined.

Catching a chainsaw with my genitals is more appealing.

never heard, seen, watched, or looking into High School Musical, 1 or 2.

Just the name alone kept me away. High School Musical. that sounds retarded on so many levels.

"Are you asking me out?"

I really can't see the appeal of those films. I've seen musicals before and I lived my own teenage angst. I don't want to see it ever again. Thank you.

Spider-Man 3 was pretty bad, yeah.

I'm surprised there's been no mention of Matrix Revolutions or Godfather 3.

There are many, many horror series sequels that are so bad they make you angry after watching them.

For instance:

Halloween 3 - Nothing to do with Michael Meyers, at all, and it had that super annoying theme music about Silver Shamrock! - one of my lowest rated movies

Jaws 2, 3, 4, 12, 47- C'mon, now the shark's kin is hunting Sheriff B's family? Were the writers even trying?

Friday the 13th, and Nightmare on Elm Street - debate away at which ones are "good"

Superman 3, 4 - Sigh. Can we go back in time and erase those from history?

Blade 3 - Was pretty bad, but I liked Hannibal's name tag.

Off the top of my head...
Jeepers Creepers 2
High School Musical 2 (I liked the music in the first one, so I gave this one some hope...but it failed miserably)
ALL the Harry Potter movies SUCK in comparison to the books
Love's Unending Journey, 3rd in a series (of movies, I promise :D)

I'm sure to think of some more later on... XD

Yes! for the Ew List:
Lion King 1 1/2
Mulan 2
Little Mermaid 2
Beauty and the Beast: Christmas Extravaganza or something like that, so silly *shakes head*
the Aladdin sequels
Cinderella 2 ...fun music, but a weird, hard-to-keep-track-of storyline...
Cinderella 3's music degraded the movie so much...but all in all, a captivating tale ^_^

I wish someone would come up with a positive thread, though...

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Rocky V
BloodRayne II

Worst? Tough. There are some pretty bad sequels though:

Austin Powers in Goldmember (I love the other two);
2 Fast 2 Furious (the original at least had the charisma of Vin Diesel);
Home Alone 3 & 4 (yukkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk);
The Lost World & Jurassic Park 3;
The Exorcist 2, 3 & 4;
Jaws 2, 3 & 4;
Mortal Kombat 2 (the first one was just as bad, but this is a sequel thread);
Alien vs Predator Requiem (the comment above goes for this one too);
RoboCop 3 (the original is great, the second is okay, the third is just bad);
Die Another Day (wrong, just wrong. No doubt the worst Bond so far);
most endless horror sequels including Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Hellraiser, Leprechaun, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, etc;

not to mention the "direct to video" sequels;

yet, the winner is:
Batman & Robin (Bat Credit Card?? It would be funny if weren't so sad, Batman and his villains are such great characters).

The sequels to "Rocky Horror Picture Show" and "Caddyshack" were the ones that had my imagination working hardest thinking of appropriate punishments for the perps. In the latter, Dan Ackroyd reprises the original Bill Murray groundskeeper role and affects the most annoying voice in the history of talkies - Fran Drescher trying to sing like Bob Dylan while running a chainsaw would be preferable.

It's hard to get worked up about sequels to movies that were crap in the first place, which covers just about any series that hits number 2. What you really need to fear is the fevered, coke-addled minds of the MBAs running the studios getting even more desperately stupid than they already are and coming up with:

Paris, Texas: The Spring Break Years
Citizen Kane II: Rosebud Fights Back
Catch 23: Yossarian's Big Score
White Christmas: The Easter Extravaganza
Blade Runner: The Early Years

Fright Night 2 lol - I really liked the first one!!

i dont like HSM2 and the othr Disney movies

Lets see

BAtman & Robin (Sucked)
ROcky V (Stupid)
Halloween 3 (No Michael Myers WTF?????)
Friday the 13th 5 (Dumb no Jason)
A Nightmare on Elm Street : Freddys Dead (Rosanne Barr need I say more)

Thats just to name a few

As far as ones everyone else has mentioned

I loved Spiderman 3 & X-3

And to there person that said all the Harry Potter movies (because they werent as good as the books) well theres no movie as god as the book

Austin Powers in Goldmember (I love the other two);
2 Fast 2 Furious (the original at least had the charisma of Vin Diesel);
Home Alone 3 & 4 (yukkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk);
The Lost World & Jurassic Park 3;
The Exorcist 2, 3 & 4;
Jaws 2, 3 & 4;
Mortal Kombat 2 (the first one was just as bad, but this is a sequel thread);
Alien vs Predator Requiem (the comment above goes for this one too);
RoboCop 3 (the original is great, the second is okay, the third is just bad);
Die Another Day (wrong, just wrong. No doubt the worst Bond so far);

agree with every one with a passion

Robo Cop?
I forget which one I watched

it was the one where he is chasing after one almost exactly like him(sept I think it is blue) and when they shoot at eachother, they regenerate and junk

I think it was Robo Cop 2 or 3, but I am not sure...

Starship Troopers 2! I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned yet. A dreadful movie.

All the Friday the 13th sequels were terrible.

Are We Done Yet: sequel to one of the worst films in existence.

Anacondas
Most of the Nightmare On Elm Street sequels
Jaws 3 and 4
Batman and Robin
The Star Wars prequels
The Matrix sequels

Many others.

National Treasure was not such a bad sequel. I would have to disagree on that.

A few more that must be mentioned:

More American Graffiti
Scary Movie 2
Superman III and IV
Scream 3

A few more that must be mentioned:

More American Graffiti
Scary Movie 2
Superman III and IV
Scream 3

I'd add to that Scary Movie 4 and Scream 2

And the Scream series reminded me of I Still Know What You Did Last Summer.

And there are a few horror sequels I forgot to mention...

The Grudge 2
The Ring 2
Hills Have Eyes Part II (both the new and old one)
Poltergeist III
Child's Play 3

Here are some my choices for great movies that were followed by the most useless, not to mention worst sequels ever.

5. Saturday Night Fever / Staying Alive - Okay, at least some effort was put into trying not only to repeat the success of the original, but also an updated version to fit into the new decade at the time the sequel was embarked. However, just as the 80's were quickly to become an exercise into excessive superficiality, so too did Staying Alive quickly abandon the gritty realism of Fever & go into a testosterone Stallonesque dream-seeking fairy tale of Flashdanciveness.
These days, I use my torn t-shirts to wash the car. And I don't even know what the hell ever became of my sweatband & leg-warmers.
Damn.

4. The Whole Nine Yards / The Whole Ten Yards- Seriously. Did anyone involved in the second "effort" even try?
Damn.

3. Ghostbusters / Ghostbusters 2- A perfect example of a movie that was so self-contained in it's moment of glory, that you know that the only thing that inspired it's sequel was the ringing sound of the ol' ka-ching-arolla.
Damn.

2. Dumb & Dumber / Dumb & Dumberer - One of the funniest movies in the history of cinema followed up by one of the biggest voids of humor in the history of comedy. I'd rather sit thru an entire career's worth of Dane Cook's stand-up routine than ever again have to sit thru this torturous pile of doodoo balls.
Damn.

1. The Sting / The Sting 2 - To this day, I still think that this is a hoax. A movie follow-up without the Redford/ Newman team? Even with a great story ( which this movie substantially lacks) would've bombed without that duo. Hell, that's logic enough not to make this movie in the first place. But, not only was it made, look at who they did actually cast in the lead roles: Jackie Gleason & Mac Davis.
Yep.
You heard right.
Simply,
a "WTF?!" moment in it's most purest form.
Double damn.

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