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DerekG Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Wed Jul-25-07 03:50 PM
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How easy is it for you to expunge bad movie SEQUELS from memory?
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We've all felt the pangs when a beloved film series "jumps the shark." My question is: Are you able to convince yourself into believing that a particularly bad sequel doesn't exist, thereby leaving the broader narrative unsullied? I haven't a problem, myself. Consider the following:

Alien 3--Hated it. Ain't canon. As far as I'm concerned, Ripley, Hicks, Newt, and Bishop are still in hibernation, hostages to future horrors.

Return of the Jedi--Hated it. Ain't canon. As far as I'm concerned, Luke is still coping with his father's revelation, Leia is hatching a plot to rescue her beloved, and Vader is devising a coup against the Emperor.

Halloween 2--Hated it. Ain't canon. Loomis saved Laurie, leaving the Shape to terrorize some other hapless denizen of Haddonfield.


How about it?
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