41 Sequels That Picked Up Seamlessly From the Original — Or Missed the Mark Disastrously

‘Back to the Future Part II’ kind of nailed it. ‘Jurassic World’ kind of blew it
41 Sequels That Picked Up Seamlessly From the Original — Or Missed the Mark Disastrously

In Jurassic Park, “life finds a way.” In Jurassic World, man just kind of brute forces life to do his bidding. 

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Back to the Future Part II

IMMEDIATE SEQUELS BACK TO THE FUTURE PART II Marty has just seen his newer, cooler family, and as he's reuniting with Jennifer, Doc returns from 2015. The original scene was just a fun ending with no franchise expectations, but when the movie became a hit, it was reshot with Elisabeth Shue as Jennifer. CRACKED.COM

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John Wick: Chapter 3

IMMEDIATE SEQUELS JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 3-PARABELLUM Parabellum might as well begin with a Previously on John Wick recap. At the end of Chapter 2, Wick has been excommunicated by the assassins society thingie. When Parabellum begins, it is now nighttime and Wick is indeed escaping from pretty much the whole city chasing him. Awesome fight scenes ensue. CRACKED.COM

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Spider-Man: No Way Home

IMMEDIATE SEQUELS SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME Far from Home ends with the most terrifying villain Spider-Man ever faced (reactionary fake news), and then the follow-up cops out by undoing the new threat with magic. Now, No Way Home is awesome, but we wonder about the path the franchise chose not to take by handwaving the issue like that. CRACKED.COM

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Rambo vs. Rambo II

The message of First Blood is that war is utterly awful. But in Rambo: First Blood Part II, war is awesome. In the first movie, John Rambo is a seriously broken vet, suffering from PTSD and hiding from the police. In the second film, Rambo returns to Vietnam and pretty much retroactively wins the war. Because he's Rambo, dammit. CRACKED.COM Rambo First Blood Part II, 1985.

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Honey, I Shrunk the Kids

Honey, I Shrunk The Kids ends with a feast of giant food. By the sequel, Dr. Szalinski forgets how to enlarge stuff. In Honey, I Blew Up The Kid, Wayne Szalinski is working for a big company attempting to perfect a brand-new ray that enlarges things as opposed to shrinking them. Even though the ray from the first film is already doing that. CRACKED.COM Honey, I Blew Up the Kid, 1992.

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