Comedy Sequels That May Never Be Made...But Should!

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Do you agree with any of these?

http://www.fandango.com/movie-photos/co ... hould-1197

I don't understand why they never made a sequel to Stanley Kramer's 1963 hit "It's a Madx4 World"...
I even suggested the idea to some studios by e-mail in 2011 hoping they would consider shooting a 50th anniversary sequel called "It's STILL a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" for release in the summer of 2013.
I would also love for Bogdanovich to do a follow-up to "What's Up Doc", so we can see what it would be like for Howard and Judy to run amuck San Francisco in the 21st century.

But please Mr. Brooks, no Spaceball sequel as suggested in the Fandago link above! I would much rather see "HighER Anxiety".

Although it'd be great for Brooks to send up the Star Wars prequels in a new Spaceballs movie, the link did mention that he's too busy producing musicals based on his old{and older} works.

Happy Gilmore 2 or Billy Madison 2 I'd see too.

The War of the Roses 2

Where they come back as zombies and fight each other.

How about "Another Silent Movie?"

I've never seen Spaceballs or High Anxiety, but I've read that George Lucas found Spaceballs so funny that he was afraid he would hurt something from laughing. {Same with Alfred Hitchcock and
High Anxiety. In fact, Hitchcock sent Mel Brooks six cases of wine to show his appreciation for the movie.}

Spaceballs 2 - The Search for More Money - YES

Elf 2 and Gump2 - NO, the stories were over.

Who Framed Roger Rabbit Again?

The first one is still a classic well after its 1988 release, with the possibility of Robert Zemeckis returning to direct the sequel. However, this may take even more time because Steven Spielberg lost interest in a sequel over time and hardly any animated movies now are fully hand-drawn.

The greatest film ever made by Laurel and Hardy was "The Sons of the Desert" (known in Britain as "Fraternally Yours") which was a sendup for Fraternities like Freemasons, and Lion's Club, etc.

I would like to see Hollywood somehow combine "the Sons of the Desert" with "the De Vinci Code" into one long spoof of both: the Freemasons, and of the paranoia ABOUT the Freemasons.

The Other Guys... or at least a spin-off with Michael Keaton's character.

One movie they will never, ever make a sequel to - but I genuinely wish they would - is Blazing Saddles.

Problem is, it has been too long and the original actors will be much older and some are dead.

However, there is a sequel to My Big Fat Greek Wedding for those who are looking for that.

Plan 10 from Outer Space