Worst Movie Sequel Ever

[3_Octave_Fart]

Caddyshack II got four Razzie nominations- it won two.
Nominated for Worst Picture and Worst Actor (Jackie Mason), and won for Worst Supporting Actor (Aykroyd) and Worst Original Song ("Jack Fresh").
It also won Worst Picture at the 1988 Stinkers Bad Movie Awards.

 

[CD Boogie]

Depends. Starting when?

I don’t know, with Buster Keaton?

 

[Songbird]

lol no, starting with which movie?

Aykroyd was excellent in Trading Places. Did he start stinking after that or was it a few movies beyond that?

 

[CD Boogie]

lol no, starting with which movie?

Aykroyd was excellent in Trading Places. Did he start stinking after that or was it a few movies beyond that?

A ways after that. That was before Ghostbusters. He was fine in The Great Outdoors, but Coneheads, ugh.

He just became more likable and less funny, like in Sneakers. Nothing particularly wrong with that. He even had a good small role in Grosse Point Blank.

 

[garrow]

That's it. I kept thinking Into the Blue, but that is something else. I wasn't at a spot where I could justify looking that up. Great visuals, bad movie.

No, you're right. Into the Blue is the Jessica Alba movie....with Josh Brolin as the bad guy.

 

[DanOregon]

You get the sense in the 80s that the money was so huge and the actors never cared about their "legacy" that they had no problem cashing the checks. For every "classic" 80s comedy featuring a former SNLer, there were at least three that are terrible. How many bad movies was Belushi spared?

 

[3_Octave_Fart]

I always was of a belief that Belushi would have matured into serious roles.

 

[mpcincal]

"The Hangover Part III" deserves a mention here. The first Hangover sequel was pretty bad (mainly because it was essentially the same movie in a different setting), but No. 3 was downright putrid.

 

[Antwan Staley]

"The Hangover Part III" deserves a mention here. The first Hangover sequel was pretty bad (mainly because it was essentially the same movie in a different setting), but No. 3 was downright putrid.

I’m happy to say I’ve never watched Hangover 2 or 3

 

[mpcincal]

I’m happy to say I’ve never watched Hangover 2 or 3

You're not missing anything. I'm still annoyed at myself for getting snookered in not once, but twice, by a sequel.

 

[cyclingwriter2]

Nothing tops caddyshack 2, but will offer up Jaws 2. What’s scarier than a killer shark? A bigger killer shark with a disfigured burnt face!

 

[CD Boogie]

"The Hangover Part III" deserves a mention here. The first Hangover sequel was pretty bad (mainly because it was essentially the same movie in a different setting), but No. 3 was downright putrid.

I enjoyed all 3

 

[DanOregon]

Nothing tops caddyshack 2, but will offer up Jaws 2. What’s scarier than a killer shark? A bigger killer shark with a disfigured burnt face!

Always loved the quote from Michael Caine about his work in Jaws 3 - "I've never seen it, but heard it was terrible. I have seen the house it bought - and it's lovely."

 

[cyclingwriter2]

Always loved the quote from Michael Caine about his work in Jaws 3 - "I've never seen it, but heard it was terrible. I have seen the house it bought - and it's lovely."

Dennis Quaid has a good one as well: “I was in Jaws What?”

 

[Regan MacNeil]

Dennis Quaid has a good one as well: “I was I Jaws What?”

Had Dennis recently suffered a stroke?

 

[cyclingwriter2]

Had Dennis recently suffered a stroke?

No, but I hate ducking autocorrect

 

[playthrough]

I saw Caddyshack II in theatres. I've done a lot of dumb things with money but I'm not sure anything can top buying that ticket.

 

[3_Octave_Fart]

I'd forgotten Chynna Phillips and Jonathan Silverman were also in that turkey.
And a Post Cereals heiress.

Caddyshack II - Wikipedia

 

[Baron Scicluna]

Rocky V sucked and was nothing more than a vehicle for Stallone to get his kid some screen time.

Karate Kid III was just dumb.

 

[cyclingwriter2]

For what it’s work: Jackie Mason played a character named Harry Hartounian in the Jerk and was Jack Hartounian in Caddyshack 2. I’m sure there is some fan fiction somewhere linking those movies.