Movie Sequels That Weren’t Successful as The Originals
After the first film’s success, production houses and filmmakers create the sequel to profit from the project. Writers and directors also shared that sometimes they are also forced to write the sequel’s screenplay even if they do not have any new ideas regarding the project. Indeed, there are also some movies whose storyline creators genuinely wished to continue. To generate more revenue out of the sequel, the projects generally have higher budgets than the original one. The studios spend more money on the promotional events, marketing, and high budget production, and in between all these, the true essence of the film, the story, suffers miserably. This article will list down some of those sequels who performed worse than the original film. Horrible Bosses 2 (2014)- $107 Million The first movie of the franchise was released in 2011, titled Horrible Bosses. It was a dark comedy written by three writers John Francis Daley, Michael Markowitz, and Jonathan Goldstein. The movie was a ...