Sequels you'd like to see

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A "Rambo" prequel that shows him in Vietnam earning the congressional medal of honor.

a sequel to "incubus" - dialogue in esperanto just like the original, with william shatner playing his original character far advanced in time, to the present day.

The confirmed sequel to the sci-fi psycological drama Moon, which is to be called Mute. It's about a mute man in a futuristic(A.D. 2030) version of Amsterdam whose wife is kidnapped. As Moon was a tribute to hard sci-fi films, Mute is a tribute to cyberpunk films like Blade Runner, Akira, The Matrix, and Metropolis(if that counts).

Don't know. I'm not a very big movie person, tbh.
It seems that my favorite movies either already have sequels (Dark Knight, 1980s Star Trek) or are movies that couldn't have a sequel that made any sense (Contact, Traitor).
How about a sequel to Close Encounters of the Third Kind. But please don't call it Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind. Alien abduction is not the direction I want to see.

^ yeah boi!! Contact 2! \m/

Groundhog Day 2 - Phil's back

a sequel to "bambi meets godzilla" where godzilla gets flattened by the foot of God.

I know that this sounds absurd, but I would not mind viewing a Titanic 2. I realise more than most that the sinking of the RMS Titanic was really quite a final event, but I think that it would fascinating to view the events that occurred in the life of Rose after the sinking. I have not really applied much thought to the issue, but I am sure that a sequel is possible.

Jaws 5: The Re-Revenge. In which the shark eats Ellen Brody and as many other people as s/he likes and lives happily ever after.

a sequel to "across the universe."

There are too many personal liberties taken and we could go into a discussion about the device they killed Jesus on being a simple upright stake, but nonetheless I would say The Passion of the Christ.

The story continues...
- Jesus is alive! (Matthew 28:3-15; Mark 16:5-8; Luke 24:4-12; John 20:2-18)
- He appears to the apostles as a man they do not know, until he finally reveals himself (Luke 24:11, 13-48; John 20:19-30, 21:1-25; Matthew 26:32; 28:7, 10)
- Jesus remains with his disciples teaching them for 40 days (Matthew 28:16-20; Luke 24:49-52; 1 Corinthians 15:5-7; Acts 1:3-15; 2:1-4.)
- Jesus tells his disciplines to preach the good news to all peoples, tribes, tongues, and nations (Matthew 28:19,20)
- Jesus ascension into heaven as a spirit creature
- The book of Acts would show much of that preaching work taking place

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