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Favorite Sequels

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There are films that have such an impact that many believe that they are perfect the way they are, but there are those that not only need an addition but rather the addition exceeds the original. The art of sequels is a very fragile concept that can't disregard the first film but still needs to bring a story forward. As always we wanna hear some of your favorites as we discuss the films that feel even better with another film as we talk about our favorite sequels in films

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Sep 27, 2021

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