A part three of a movie franchise, or the second sequel if you are anal, is such a dangerous move for a production company especially if you knew that its sequel sucked in one way or another, or let’s say if the movie wasn’t a blockbuster at all. Much more if everybody knows that they just want to make a milking cow out of the franchise, chances are the film will suck, and the percentage of a film being as competent as the first movie might be small. Little Fockers thrived to be the film that mattered, as the critics railroaded it to dust. Read the rest of this entry ?
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