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Are you enough of a movie buff to recognize these Seventies movie sequels?
Let's see if you remember Part II or III as well as the original.
Sequels are nothing new. Hollywood has been cranking them out for decades. But the practice of summer blockbuster sequels really kicked off in the 1970s. Hit comedies, dramas and action flicks typically got a second — or third — story.
Let's see how well you can recognize these sequels linked to Seventies cinema. Some flopped. Some raked in money. Try to name them all.
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He pitied the fool who did not see this sequel to what '70s blockbuster?
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Michelle Pfeiffer starred in this 1982 sequel to what nostalgic '70s phenomenon?
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Recognize this number? It's from a 1983 sequel to which massive '70s movie?
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Tyne Daly joined Clint Eastwood in a sequel to what '70s smash?
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Here is a creepy moment from the sequel to what '70s horror hit?
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Hey, TV stars! You probably forgot Ron Howard and Cindy Williams returned for a 1979 sequel to 'American Graffiti.' What was it called?
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1981's 'Shock Treatment' was essentially a sequel to what cult classic?
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'The Concorde' (1979) was a sequel to which blockbuster disaster movie?
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Popeye returned! No, not the sailor man. This 1975 hit was a sequel to what movie?
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Conway and Knotts had them tied up in knots. What movie is this?
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Here is an image from the sequel to second biggest movie of 1977. What movie was that?
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The Shaggy Dog came out in 1959. This sequel finally came out in 1976. What was it called?
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Here is Ryan O'Neal looking moody in what movie?
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Are you enough of a movie buff to recognize these Seventies movie sequels?
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11/13. I was born in '72 and turned 8 in '80, so to only miss two is pretty good, I think.
dang I missed 1
Got them all correct
7 out of 13.
From the '80s, but can you tell me which cast members from the original movie appeared in the 1984 sequel "Surf II"?
I only got six right. I was born in 1979 so I guess it wasn’t too bad. I saw a lot of 70’s movies but I will have to watch more.
10/13 most were guesses. Glad guesses still count as a right answer
13 of 13
12 for 13. The Dirty Harry question didn't "make my day."
12/13! Missed rocky horror pic show one.
11/13. Missed #s 6 & 13.
Aced this one. Just a trivial trip down nostalgia road
Here, have a little sequelized fun with this:
1. Who played the title role in the movie "Gidget"?
2. Who played her boyfriend Moondoggie in the same film?
3. Who played Gidget in the first sequel "Gidget Goes Hawaiian"?
4. Who played Moondoggie in that one?
5. Who played Gidget in the second sequel "Gidget Goes to Rome"?
6. Who played Moondoggie there?
1. Who played the title role in the movie "Gidget"?
2. Who played her boyfriend Moondoggie in the same film?
3. Who played Gidget in the first sequel "Gidget Goes Hawaiian"?
4. Who played Moondoggie in that one?
5. Who played Gidget in the second sequel "Gidget Goes to Rome"?
6. Who played Moondoggie there?
I can only answer the first one: Sandra Dee who inspired a "Grease" song! Sally Field's version runs Sunday on Decades!
Shock Treatment, according to its star and producer Richard O'Brien, wasn't a sequel nor a prequel to Rocky Horror Picture Show. He's quoted as saying it's an equal.
Well, it has very little to do with TRHPS, but if anything it's an inferior...LOL!
It's like A Fish Called Wanda/Fierce Creatures, where the same actors play characters who are largely similar but not the same people. Same-same with all those British "Carry On" films, or the various "mockumentaries" of Christopher Guest.
That doesn't hold up because they didn't have Susan Sarandon, Barry Boswick or even Tim Curry!
8/13
Sequels. Where thought goes to die.
😂
12/13
The Doggy got me on #12
The Doggy got me on #12
Yep, that scene could only be from the '70's! And the difinitive movie in this sport is Kansas City Bomber with Raquel Welch [where's the obit,MeTV?]!
9/13 meh
13/13. 😁
11/13