> Why is that exactly? I've not seen any
> previews yet or read up on what it's going to
> be about, but I am curious why having a sequel
> to a movie that came out when you were a kid
> is a problem.
>
> There are a lot of movies I saw as a kid that
> I'd enjoy seeing a good sequel too. I think
> it'd all depend on the sequel's story and
> maybe that's what you're judging it on, but I
> didn't quite get that from your post.

I think it's just the idea of doing a sequel to something that didn't need one. Especially one that I loved so much. There's no reason for it. And, on the whole, sequels are no good. But there is some hope, because at least it's written and directed by the same guy. But I'm still wary of it.

-Eric Sleator