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Topic	Movies you want to see happen, but probably never will
loafy013 10/30/18 9:09:04 PM #33:	Pirate_Harris posted... Ei8ht a sequel to se7vn Be glad we didn't. http://www.cracked.com/article_19751_6-insane-sequels-that-almost-ruined-classic-movies.html David Fincher's classic serial-killer flick Se7en has a pretty closed ending: Out of the four main characters, one is shot in the head, one is presumably institutionalized and another one now fits in a small box. However, where most people saw a finished story, the executives at New Line Cinema saw an ending filled with sequel potential, so they actually went ahead and developed a sequel centering on the one remaining character ... who is now magic. In 2002, New Line Cinema grabbed a screenplay by the writer of Ocean's Eleven about a clairvoyant doctor who helps the FBI catch a serial killer and rewrote it as a sequel for Se7en, replacing the protagonist with Morgan Freeman's character from the first film. It's the exact same character, only this time around he has psychic powers (or maybe he had them all along but just didn't mention it in the first one). I would love to see The Necroscope filmed, but I don't think there is a practical way to make it happen outside of a cable series. --- The ball is round, the game lasts 90 minutes. That's fact. Everything else, is theory. <cite>loafy013 posted [p:911486757] in Movies you... [t:77150028]...</cite> <quote><cite>Pirate_Harris posted...</cite> <quote>Ei8ht a sequel to se7vn</quote> Be glad we didn't. http://www.cracked.com/article_19751_6-insane-sequels-that-almost-ruined-classic-movies.html <quote>David Fincher's classic serial-killer flick Se7en has a pretty closed ending: Out of the four main characters, one is shot in the head, one is presumably institutionalized and another one now fits in a small box. However, where most people saw a finished story, the executives at New Line Cinema saw an ending filled with sequel potential, so they actually went ahead and developed a sequel centering on the one remaining character ... who is now magic. In 2002, New Line Cinema grabbed a screenplay by the writer of Ocean's Eleven about a clairvoyant doctor who helps the FBI catch a serial killer and rewrote it as a sequel for Se7en, replacing the protagonist with Morgan Freeman's character from the first film. It's the exact same character, only this time around he has psychic powers (or maybe he had them all along but just didn't mention it in the first one).</quote> I would love to see The Necroscope filmed, but I don't think there is a practical way to make it happen outside of a cable series. --- The ball is round, the game lasts 90 minutes. That's fact. Everything else, is theory.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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