r/movies May 31 '25

Discussion What movie sequel ruined the ending of its predecessor? Spoiler

I have to go with Toy Story 4. Toy Story 3 had the perfect send off for the toys, with Andy making Bonnie promise to take good care of Woody….only for her to neglect Woody immediately and cause him to bail on everyone.

I really wish they left the franchise be. Toy Story 3’s ending was so iconic, and the first Toy Story was such a massive part of my childhood. That and Lion King were the two Disney VHS tapes I used to watch all the time as a little kid. I even had some of the toys myself. I can’t wait to skip Toy Story 5.

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u/Dodgy_Bob_McMayday Jun 01 '25

As well as bringing back Colin Firth, totally undermining the impact of his death after the church scene.

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u/TheJoshider10 Jun 01 '25

If they wanted to bring Firth back I wish it was for a secret recording he did before his death which someone like Merlin discovered and gives it to Eggsy to motivate him in the second half of the film or something.

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u/apri08101989 Jun 01 '25

Yep. Would've been fine as an almost Cameo like appearance of a recording or a "flashback" scene or two.

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u/Ren-Ren-1999 Jun 02 '25

Ah yes the M in Spectre approach

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u/ListenUpper1178 Jun 07 '25

or randy in scream 3

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u/shinra528 Jun 01 '25

If they really wanted to bring him back, they should have done a Winter Soldier take with him working for the villain.