I don't even think they should remake BttF. I wouldn't care for that. It's a classic of sorts. Leave it alone. I don't even want a sequel to it.

Now, as for V for Vendetta. Part of me would like to see a sequel because that movie was awesome. It could be done pretty simply by putting Portman's character in V's place. Of course the other part of me agrees with the article here in that by doing something like that you're pretty much just guaranteed a generic action/crime flick almost and can't recapture the magic of the first. Well I'm sure it would still be better than the average, but still wouldn't be as great as the first. Unless the writers had some awesome story up their sleeves.

Shaun of the Dead is the one I probably most disagree with on this one. Meaning, I think they could do a sequel. And if it meant getting the gang back together (along with Edgar Wright), I'd be down for it. As long as the writing is there it could work.

As for actual story, M_D mentions not possible cause Frost's character is a zombie. However, I've thought about a sequel to Shaun for a while, and this is the idea that my mind keeps going back to. A while back I watched a zombie movie that was somewhat unique in that it centered on events after society overcame the zombies. You had people using them like farmed game to hunt, doing weird game show stuff with zombies to bet on them, even having zombies as pets/servants. In short, they realized the slow dumb creatures are easily handled and manipulated thus became "toys" of sorts.

Shaun 2 could run with that concept. This allows for Frost's character to remain a zombie and them still be buddies. From there you end up having an uprising of the zombies after being abused as such they begin to evolve and develop a bit of brain power, enough so that they can uprise. Or maybe they have chips in their heads (the pet/servant ones) in order to give them brain power enough to perform basic chores. Then one day those chips malfunction or something, breaking the zombies free from the restraints of their servitude, but leaving them with the slight intelligence the chip provides.

I don't know. I'm not a writer, but I'm sure Pegg and Wright could work out details. And with a good enough basic idea like that (something that keeps it fresh) they could run with it and provide a good script.

Well for me, it's not an article about movies that don't need sequels. These are truly films that I'd love to have a sequel to, but understand the perils in making one. Cruise around other movie websites and forums, and you'll see all of these movies pop up on most wanted sequels lists too.

A lot of people are like that about their stories though. A few bucks, a lot of corporate pushing, and some other odds and ends do a ton of talking.

But the problem is: Normal filming or shaky camera? Normal filming would make a generic monster invasion film.Shaky camera would be recycling the idea.