Top 10 Movie Sequels That Are Not Official
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Date: 2024-04-22
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DaiAtlus79
its funny about Oz and its film rights - in the 80s they changed hands when Ted Turner bought MGM, then when he sold them a year later, he retained the film catalogue to that point (but not the United Artists Catalogue) including The Wizard Of Oz, and a few years later Ted sold out to Time Warner (Now Warner Bros Discovery) so they now own the OG film. its why you will get sequels but never remakes - Samuel Goldwyn of MGM bought the rights to only L Frank Baum's first book, Wizard of Oz and then Disney in the 1950s bought the film rights to the rest. Your video is inaccurate, as albeit they aren't 'sequels' to the OG film, they are official as Disney holds the film rights to all of the other books besides Wizard Of Oz. In other words, anything made by Disney from Return To Oz onwards are all official sequels to each other!
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its funny about Oz and its film rights - in the 80s they changed hands when Ted Turner bought MGM, then when he sold them a year later, he retained the film catalogue to that point (but not the United Artists Catalogue) including The Wizard Of Oz, and a few years later Ted sold out to Time Warner (Now Warner Bros Discovery) so they now own the OG film. its why you will get sequels but never remakes - Samuel Goldwyn of MGM bought the rights to only L Frank Baum's first book, Wizard of Oz and then Disney in the 1950s bought the film rights to the rest. Your video is inaccurate, as albeit they aren't 'sequels' to the OG film, they are official as Disney holds the film rights to all of the other books besides Wizard Of Oz. In other words, anything made by Disney from Return To Oz onwards are all official sequels to each other!
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ztmusic2789
#10: The Slave (1962); Spartacus (1960)
#9: The Amityville Haunting (2011); The Amityville Horror (1979)
#8: The Punisher: Dirty Laundry (2012); The Punisher (2004)
#7: Cruel Jaws (1995); Jaws: The Revenge (1987)
#6: My Sassy Girl 2 (2010); My Sassy Girl (2001)
#5: Zombi 2 (1979); Dawn of the Dead (1978)
#4: Showgirls 2: Penny’s from Heaven (2011); Showgirls (1995)
#3: Shocking Dark (1989); The Terminator (1984)
#2: Happily Ever After (1989); Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
#1: Return to Oz (1989); The Wizard of Oz (1939)
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#10: The Slave (1962); Spartacus (1960)
#9: The Amityville Haunting (2011); The Amityville Horror (1979)
#8: The Punisher: Dirty Laundry (2012); The Punisher (2004)
#7: Cruel Jaws (1995); Jaws: The Revenge (1987)
#6: My Sassy Girl 2 (2010); My Sassy Girl (2001)
#5: Zombi 2 (1979); Dawn of the Dead (1978)
#4: Showgirls 2: Penny’s from Heaven (2011); Showgirls (1995)
#3: Shocking Dark (1989); The Terminator (1984)
#2: Happily Ever After (1989); Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
#1: Return to Oz (1989); The Wizard of Oz (1939)
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SeanMcGuire92
Return to Oz is my favorite movie ever and the most faithful adaption of the Oz books, combining books 2 & 3 with elements of the MGM movie. It’s fantastic, a lot of dialogue and visuals is straight from the books, and the music is all 1900 bandstand-style and period orchestration!
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Return to Oz is my favorite movie ever and the most faithful adaption of the Oz books, combining books 2 & 3 with elements of the MGM movie. It’s fantastic, a lot of dialogue and visuals is straight from the books, and the music is all 1900 bandstand-style and period orchestration!
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TheRennDawg
Suggestion here, watch the Disney 1993 movie The Three Musketeers and then the The Man in the Iron Mask from 1998. They were made by different production companies and are not meant to be connected, officially or unofficially. They do go well together.
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Suggestion here, watch the Disney 1993 movie The Three Musketeers and then the The Man in the Iron Mask from 1998. They were made by different production companies and are not meant to be connected, officially or unofficially. They do go well together.
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tabcat
Better than Jaws 4: the Revenge is such a low bar a centipede could jump it.
I feel sorry for whomever owns the Amityville house now. It's my understanding that they frequently have to deal with tresspassers hunting for ghosts.
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Better than Jaws 4: the Revenge is such a low bar a centipede could jump it.
I feel sorry for whomever owns the Amityville house now. It's my understanding that they frequently have to deal with tresspassers hunting for ghosts.
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jasonworlock5113
For many years after I first saw 'Return to OZ' I questioned whether it really existed or not. It would be over 15 years later that I found it for my young, at the time, niece as she loved 'The Wizard of OZ' movie.
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For many years after I first saw 'Return to OZ' I questioned whether it really existed or not. It would be over 15 years later that I found it for my young, at the time, niece as she loved 'The Wizard of OZ' movie.
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LoneWolf-zd7lh
Awful sequels & films ever made. Especially about as bad as Kevin Hart films. I think Kevin Hart is unentertaining & really annoying (how & why does everybody thinks he is remotely hilarious or entertaining)
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Awful sequels & films ever made. Especially about as bad as Kevin Hart films. I think Kevin Hart is unentertaining & really annoying (how & why does everybody thinks he is remotely hilarious or entertaining)
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watchmojo
I was always fascinated by the movie Cruel Jaws (a. k. a, Jaws 5: Cruel Jaws, even though I've never seen it. It would make a great movie for a bad movie night, but it's definitely not a oscar-worthy movie.
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I was always fascinated by the movie Cruel Jaws (a. k. a, Jaws 5: Cruel Jaws, even though I've never seen it. It would make a great movie for a bad movie night, but it's definitely not a oscar-worthy movie.
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jtpadilla1
I watched return to Oz maybe 10x as a kid but as an adult none of my friends seem to know what I was talking about and explaining it sounds like a fever dream so thank you for proving this movie exists
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I watched return to Oz maybe 10x as a kid but as an adult none of my friends seem to know what I was talking about and explaining it sounds like a fever dream so thank you for proving this movie exists
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DuoMaxwell007
umm how is return to oz a sequel that takes places 6 months after the original when dorthy in there looked like shes 9, where as in the original she looks at least 15-16
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umm how is return to oz a sequel that takes places 6 months after the original when dorthy in there looked like shes 9, where as in the original she looks at least 15-16
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watchmojo
You forgot to include
Troll 2
American Psycho 2
Mean Girls 2,
Literally any movie that thinks it can get away with stealing a idea by calling theirs a sequel
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You forgot to include
Troll 2
American Psycho 2
Mean Girls 2,
Literally any movie that thinks it can get away with stealing a idea by calling theirs a sequel
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eddieormerod5062
I really loved Return to Oz it was a classic opinion it’s own right! Fairuza Balk and Nicol Williamson and Jean Marsh were all in it!
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I really loved Return to Oz it was a classic opinion it’s own right! Fairuza Balk and Nicol Williamson and Jean Marsh were all in it!
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Lobossumi
Dirty Laundry is not fan made. It was part of bootleg universe by Adi Shankar, producer behind things like Dredd and the Castlevania series.
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Dirty Laundry is not fan made. It was part of bootleg universe by Adi Shankar, producer behind things like Dredd and the Castlevania series.
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cedricjoshuapayne
00: 00: 42 It is pronounced Coo-brick not Que-brick. Come on WatchMojo. 25 million subs and you get that right Step up your game.
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00: 00: 42 It is pronounced Coo-brick not Que-brick. Come on WatchMojo. 25 million subs and you get that right Step up your game.
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watchmojo
I enjoyed Return to OZ more than I did OZ: The Great And Powerful. While dark in tone, Return to OZ is a fun fantasy film to watch.
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I enjoyed Return to OZ more than I did OZ: The Great And Powerful. While dark in tone, Return to OZ is a fun fantasy film to watch.
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BretMullis
This thread is a reminder of the power of conversation to bridge gaps and build understanding. It's a beautiful thing to witness.
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This thread is a reminder of the power of conversation to bridge gaps and build understanding. It's a beautiful thing to witness.
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trinaq
Return to Oz really terrified me as a child, as did Neverending Story. Who knew that kids' films could be traumatising
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Return to Oz really terrified me as a child, as did Neverending Story. Who knew that kids' films could be traumatising
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