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The highly anticipated sequel to the hit 1994 Danish horror-thriller movie Nightwatch, Nightwatch: Demons Are Forever, is set to release on Shudder. The movie will follow Emma, the daughter of Nightwatch protagonist Martin, who takes a job as the night watch in the forensic department where her parents were nearly killed by the psychopathic police inspector, Wörmer in the original film. After witnessing her father use tranquilizers to cope with the loss of her mother to suicide, Emma decides to go on a quest to determine what exactly happened to her parents during the events of Nightwatch.

Ryan Gosling has revealed the disappointing reason why ‘The Nice Guys’ did not receive a sequel. The 2016 action-comedy, starring Gosling and Russell Crowe, failed to secure a sequel due to its underwhelming box office performance, specifically its poor showing against the blockbuster animated film ‘Angry Birds’. Despite receiving positive reviews, ‘The Nice Guys’ only grossed $11.2 million compared to ‘Angry Birds” blockbuster revenue of $38 million.

Dive into the chilling world of ‘May The Devil Take You Too,’ a spine-tingling sequel to the 2018 horror flick. Witness Alfie’s continued struggle with supernatural torment, as she delves into a dark and sinister ritual to break a haunting curse. Experience the terrifying tale of ghostly encounters, abductions, and a desperate fight against an evil force. Join Alfie on her perilous journey as she navigates the horrors that refuse to let her go, now streaming on AMC Plus.

Ryan Gosling has revealed why he believes a sequel to his 2016 action-comedy ‘The Nice Guys’ never materialized: it was crushed by bad box office numbers on its opening weekend. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Gosling explained that the film’s underwhelming performance against ‘The Secret Life of Pets’ during its debut weekend likely killed any chances of a follow-up. ‘So much of a sequel, I think, is decided by the opening weekend of a movie, and we opened up against ‘The Secret Life of Pets,” Gosling said. ‘So just, just destroyed us.’ ‘The Secret Life of Pets’ went on to gross over $875 million worldwide, while ‘The Nice Guys’ only managed to bring in $62 million against a $50 million budget.

Ryan Gosling has expressed skepticism about the possibility of a sequel to ‘The Nice Guys’ due to its disappointing box office performance, which he partially attributes to competition from ‘Angry Birds.’ Despite a positive critical reception, the film opened against ‘Angry Birds: The Movie’ and ‘Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising,’ resulting in a lukewarm opening weekend. Gosling highlights the success of ‘Angry Birds’ and its subsequent sequel as a contrast to ‘The Nice Guys,’ which faced significant competition during its release. The film was originally envisioned as a potential franchise, with director Shane Black discussing sequel possibilities, but its box office struggles have cast doubt on its future. While a female-led TV series based on the film was once reported to be in development, there have been no updates on its status.

Ryan Gosling has revealed that he doesn’t think a sequel to the 2016 neo-noir buddy comedy movie ‘The Nice Guys’ will ever happen. Gosling believes that the film’s lackluster opening weekend performance, particularly against the success of ‘Angry Birds,’ contributed to the decision. Despite its initial poor box office performance, ‘The Nice Guys’ has gained a cult following since its release, with discussions of a potential sequel surfacing over the years.

Director Brian Helgeland has revealed that his sequel idea for the 2001 classic ‘A Knight’s Tale’ was rejected by Netflix based on algorithmic analysis. The pitch, involving William’s daughter disguising herself as a man to joust, failed to meet the streaming giant’s projected success criteria. Helgeland also shared another scrapped sequel concept that revolved around Count Adhemar kidnapping Jocelyn and a tattooed treasure map.

A Knight’s Tale, the beloved 2001 film, almost got a sequel on Netflix. However, the project fell through due to Sony’s lack of interest and Netflix’s algorithm indicating it would not be successful. Screenwriter Brian Helgeland had two ideas for the sequel: one following William’s nemesis, Count Adhemar, and another following William’s daughter, played by Geoffrey Chaucer.