True story
Oct. 25th, 2007 07:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Was looking at my news, and came across a "least connected sequels ever" list. It's incomplete, as it lacks movies such as Daddy Day Camp, but it's not bad. However, this amuses me no end, for some reason, so here's an exerpt:
What's especially odd is that, around this time, Speed was in need of a sequel, which meant it needed a script about a fast-moving vehicle, explosions and terrorists. Dark Territory would have fit, but it was turned into a sequel to Under Siege instead. This left Speed 2 in need of a script, so they used what was originally supposed to be the script for the third Die Hard movie, about a boat being hijacked. This obviously left Die Hard 3 in need of a script, so they gave Bruce Willis a sassy black partner and used the script that was originally going to be the fourth Lethal Weapon movie. This obviously left Lethal Weapon 4 without a script, but apparently they went ahead and shot that movie without one.
http://www.cracked.com/article_15635_illegitimate-offspring-10-most-tenuously-connected-movie-sequels.html
What's especially odd is that, around this time, Speed was in need of a sequel, which meant it needed a script about a fast-moving vehicle, explosions and terrorists. Dark Territory would have fit, but it was turned into a sequel to Under Siege instead. This left Speed 2 in need of a script, so they used what was originally supposed to be the script for the third Die Hard movie, about a boat being hijacked. This obviously left Die Hard 3 in need of a script, so they gave Bruce Willis a sassy black partner and used the script that was originally going to be the fourth Lethal Weapon movie. This obviously left Lethal Weapon 4 without a script, but apparently they went ahead and shot that movie without one.
http://www.cracked.com/article_15635_illegitimate-offspring-10-most-tenuously-connected-movie-sequels.html