Sequel example sentences
Related (4): follow-up, continuation, spin-off, successor
"Sequel" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- A sequel to the hit movie is scheduled for release next year.
- The sequel somehow managed to be even better than the original film.
- The sequel follows the continuing adventures of the main characters.
- The long-awaited sequel lived up to the hype.
- The sequel will pick up where the first film left off.
- Many fans were disappointed with the rushed, underwhelming sequel.
- The sequel series failed to capture the audience of the first season.
- I hope they never make a sequel to that classic movie, it would probably ruin it.
- The studio announced plans to start filming the sequel later this year.
- The director had a difficult time topping the first film when making the sequel.
- The sequel trilogy breathed new life into the franchise.
- The sequel was clearly made more for commercial reasons than any creative vision.
- The direct sequel came a decade after the original movie was released.
- The prequel was more enjoyable than the rushed money grab of a sequel.
- Critics panned the mediocre, by-the-numbers sequel.
- The sequel series never gained the kind of cultural relevance of the original show.
- The final installment of the sequel trilogy was a satisfying end to the saga.
- The sequel was not part of the director's original vision for the franchise.
- The story lacked depth and felt like a cheap cash grab instead of an actual sequel.
- Despite the middling reviews, the sequel still managed to make a lot of money.
- Rumors indicate that a sequel film is currently in early development.
- Fans were eager for more of the characters and story with the release of a sequel.
- The studio has yet to officially announce plans for a sequel film.
- The plot of the sequel felt forced and contrived.
- The opening of the sequel set a new high water mark for action sequences.
- The sequel series failed to generate the same level of critical acclaim.
- After a decade-long wait, a proper sequel was finally released to critical acclaim.
- The sequel somehow managed to be even more creative and thought-provoking.
- The sequel remake lacked the heart and soul of the original film.
- Fans debated for years whether or not a sequel to the original was even necessary.
- The sequel reboot received mixed reviews from both fans and critics.
- The sequel film series left many long-time fans disappointed.
- The sequel novel was not nearly as strong or well-written as the original.
- The sequel comic book continued the storyline in an engaging and surprising way.
- The sequel series lacked a compelling overarching plot spanning the whole show.
- The sequel managed to build upon and improve the premise set up in the first film.
- The sequel turned out to be a mediocre disappointment after high expectations.
- The sequel miniseries failed to capture the same character depth as the original show.
- The sequel was a blatant cash grab with nothing new or interesting to offer.
- The sequel novel lacked nuance and felt more like fan fiction than a worthy successor.
- The sequel story arc perfectly captured what fans loved about the original.
- The sequel reboot had a much larger budget but somehow felt less ambitious.
- The troubled production of the sequel showed in the final, convoluted product.
- The sequel video game improved on the mechanics and gameplay of the first.
- The planned sequel series was unfortunately canceled before it even started.
- The sequel struck the perfect balance of paying homage while also evolving the franchise.
- The sequel continued the rich lore and world-building of the original story.
- The sequel was supposed to outdo the original in every way, but missed the mark.
- The sequel series became a cultural phenomenon, rivaling the success of the original show.
- I wish they had just left well enough alone instead of trying to cash in with a mediocre sequel.
- Many dubbed the sequel a pointless rehashing of the original with nothing new added.
- The sequel series exceeded all expectations in terms of quality and storytelling.
- The sequel managed to recapture the magic of the original despite a lower budget.
- The sequel continues the journey of the main protagonist after epic cliffhangers.
- The poorly written sequel felt more like a humiliating cash grab than a worthy successor.
- The sequel film had big shoes to fill but somehow managed to surpass the original.
- Fans anxiously awaited the sequel for years but were ultimately underwhelmed.
- The sequel miniseries failed to live up to the cultural importance of the original show.
- The sequel continued to grow the series' complex mythology in intriguing ways.
- The sequel reboot tried too hard to outdo the original instead of standing on its own.