Possible Sequels on the way ?

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Not really a sequel, but I saw on youtube that there is now a movie of the TV series 'Dead like Me' coming (or maybe it's already been released) straight to DVD.

The series has just started here in Holland, so I have only seen a few episodes, but I really like it.
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Film's due next year I think, but no Mandy Patinkin! :(
Henry Ian Cusick is playing the guy who replaces Rube, but imo Dead like Me without Rube would be like Boston Legal without Denny Crane.
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Shingster wrote:Film's due next year I think, but no Mandy Patinkin! :(
Henry Ian Cusick is playing the guy who replaces Rube, but imo Dead like Me without Rube would be like Boston Legal without Denny Crane.
Yeah, they have some long haired guy now in that 'part' (it's a different character I know). Mandy Pitkin is that 'pretty woman' chick, right!?

I have to say I was surprised when I first watched the show 2 weeks orso ago. Had never heard of it, nor did I know the lead actress... but was just very pleasantly surprised. I went to check imdb.com to see if she had been in anything else worthwhile, but apparently not... which is a shame.
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Please no more Spidey but LW5 could be fun IF it has an old school feel, no CGI shite! The same goes for GB3 too.

I've not seen Inside man to comment.
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Ghostbusters 3 - Bill Murray is a dealbreaker as far as I'm concerned.

Ghost Rider 2 - Never bothered with the first one.

Inside Man 2 - It was quite good, but is this really a movie which demanded a sequel?

Spider-man 4 & 5 - Yawn!!

Lethal Weapon 5 - Shane Black(!?!) I'm in. But let's ditch Chris Rock and Joe Pesci (who WAS funny in 2 and 3) this time.
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Not interested in Ghost Rider 2 or Lethal Weapon 5.
Ghostbusters 3 COULD be nice, but TBh I'm affraid it wont be.
Spidey 4 and 5 would be most welcome, as I quite liked the first 2, apart from the horrible casting of MJ, and Spidey 2 was a bit boring. Havent seen Spidey 3.

Inside Man was good but not great. When it ended I felt like it could have been much better, and I had some other criticisms but I cant remember them at the moment.
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Yi-Long wrote:Yeah, they have some long haired guy now in that 'part' (it's a different character I know). Mandy Pitkin is that 'pretty woman' chick, right!?
You mean the Daisy Adair character? Laura Harris played her in the show and Sarah Wynter is playing her in the film
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Ghostbuster 3 is still interesting me, as I'm wondering how they're going to pull it off, especially if the video game coming out is supposed to take place two years after the second film. I'm wondering if they'll make it canon or just a "Ghostbuster 2.5 what if". Technically, Ramis and Akroyd wrote the script for the game, so it's probably going to be a more true sequel than another movie will be. Guess we'll have to wait and see.
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Ghostbusters was always Ackroyd's baby; can't see him thrilled at being sidelined at script stage.
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