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| Diamonds are still a girl's best friend, as Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell return for a tale of love, money, and nightclub singing. | |
| An alien plot has been foiled, but the invaders hatch a new scheme to control humanity. Rowdy Roddy Piper may be dead, but... | |
| Can the one-hit Oneders manage to make a comeback in the music business? Director Tom Hanks takes the struggling musicians from rags to riches once again. | |
| Jerry, a.k.a. 'Geraldine,' and Osgood just can't seem to hit it off in this hilarious and instantly controversial sequel starring Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon. | |
| There's a fine line between stupid and clever in this Rob Reiner mockumentary sequel featuring Michael McKean, Harry Shearer and Christopher Guest. | |
| Miss Froy has another vital message to send to the London Foreign Office, but is mysteriously kidnapped in this Hitchcock sequel that never saw the light of day. | |
| The pan-ethnic comedy duo still spends a great deal of time seeking marijuana and, of course, fast food. | |
| Silver is still mined, oil is still drilled, milkshakes are still drunk, and capitalism is still the most evil thing in the universe in this surefire Oscar bait sequel. | |
| Old Man Potter menaces Bailey Park once again, but this time the entire Bailey family is ready to stand up to him. And what ever happened to the $8000 Uncle Billy lost? | |
| Woody Harrelson and Wesley Snipes return to the court, despite Woody's obvious handicap. | |
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| More aliens arrive in Los Angeles to sample the nightlife, the music, and of course the women, with hilarious and quirky results. | |
| Sidney Poitier is the no-nonsense cop taking on the criminal underworld and the corrupt members of his own police force. Quincy Jones provides the soundtrack once again. | |
| Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan bring their rom-com magic to the screen once again, although in the age of Facebook, the title may seem a little quaint. | |
| Will Smith returns to his post-apocalyptic world... even if it takes some weird retconning to bring him back to life. Maybe he comes back as a zombie this time. | |
| Jim Varney returns as the hapless maintenance man assigned to look after a group of kids for the summer. At least he's not going to jail this time. | |
| Gary Oldman manages to rebuild his life, only to have another sultry Russian assassin tempt him into another web of murder, deceit, and sadomasochistic sex. | |
| Spencer Tracy, Sid Caesar, heck, the entire comedy profession returns for this madcap sequel as dozens of down-on-their-luck people scramble to find $1,000,000 buried in Las Vegas. | |
| Lost causes are still the only causes worth fighting for, and fighting corruption in government is a job that never ends in this idealistic Frank Capra political sequel. | |
| Twenty years later, Winona Ryder, Ethan Hawke, and Ben Stiller are still having trouble staying employed during the economic downturn. | |
| OK, so the main characters died in the last film. So what? This Tom Stoppard sequel is just as absurdist as its predecessor. | |
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