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posted by Newbs (Tue May 27 08, 5:37PM)
Could you really expect greatness from a buckaroo sequel, though? It'd have to be really, really good, better than the first, to even compare... a tall order at best.
posted by Tonio Kruger (Tue May 27 08, 8:50PM)
My prayers were apparently answered. ;-)
posted by MaryAnn (Wed May 28 08, 2:22PM)
No, you're right: the best Buckaroo sequel probably is the one in our heads.
posted by StrangeAgent (Wed May 28 08, 8:48PM)
True enough. Besides, at least in our heads, Peter Weller, Clancy Brown, et. al. won't age. Probably for the best that it never happen (besides, if I'm not mistaken, it's been a lot of legal wrangling over who owns what that's prevented a lot of the proposed sequel projects).