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Here are 15 of Disney’s worst sequels of all time! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Sequels, when successful, are a fantastic way to give audiences more of what they want AND things they never expected. Done correctly, a sequel can enrich its predecessor’s story and characters and allow audiences to spend more time in the world they love. When done incorrectly, though, things can get a little messy. Scratch that: things can get REALLY messy.

Disney knows a thing or two about how to make a quick buck and they took full-advantage of this knowledge with a slew of direct-to-video sequels to some of their most beloved classics. But the downside of trying to make easy money is the inevitable dip in quality that follows. So many of these Disney sequels ended up failing in one way or another, mostly in terms of quality.

Some of these Disney sequels take the route of serving as a prequel. Examples like The Fox and the Hound 2, Belle’s Enchanted Christmas and Bambi II. Others are misguided from the get-go, such as Cinderella III, which features time travel as a prominent plot device. Some were just retreads of the same plot and character arcs, such as The Little Mermaid II and Return to Neverland, while others like Mulan II and Pocahontas II completely destroyed their characters’ essences. Even the live action attempts like Tron Legacy and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides ended up being underwhelming.

Let’s take a deep dive into all these Disney sequels to determine what went wrong and whether or not there were any steps that could have been taken to improve the final products.

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She’s a hot shot flying soldier with amnesia who’s just trying to figure out who she really is (a hot shot flying soldier without amnesia) – it’s Honest Trailers for Captain Marvel!

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John Wick may be a man of precision and perfection with a gun and a car, but when it comes to the filmmakers recording him, not everything goes so smoothly. The John Wick trilogy is a collection of three nearly perfect action movies, but we cannot help but notice some mistakes made along the way. From obvious editing blunders to magically healing cars, check out some mistakes you missed the first time around and see if you can spot them before the big reveals!

In one scene, Viggo manages to get the upper-hand on Wick by plowing into the side of his car with an SUV. But the whiplash and maximum force wasn’t enough. Viggo continues to push until Wick’s car falls off the edge of the docks, flips completely, and lands on the platform below. Did you spot the mistake? One of the earliest signs of Wick’s past and involvement with the world of assassins was when he made “dinner reservations” and called in the clean-up crew to dispose of the dead men scattered around his house. What could go wrong with a simple phone call? Dial a wrong number? Nope. Phone not plugged in? Nope. The mistake has to do with Wick’s dialogue. One of the more brilliant parts of John Wick is the pacing of the story, showcasing the love and build between John and his wife through a series of quick flashbacks without focusing too much on exposition. At one point we see a series of shots of their love together and the point where it takes a turn for the worse. John’s wife collapses, but something is a little off about the shot. Watch to see all of these mistakes and several others from EVERY John Wick movie!

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