pronounced it "silly."
Okay, but there's nothing silly about the money. before by breaking all kinds of box-office records, ensuring employer for some time to come.
Then again, Hollywood hasn't been afraid to repeat itself since way back when. Cecil B. DeMille never made It Hotter," but sequels are old hat.
Consider that in the'30s, Mickey Rooney and MGM of "Andy Hardy Goes All the Way." Around the same time, William Powell and Myrna Loy ran up quite a bar tab with all those boozy "Thin Man" movies.
sequel, however, has become an art form of recent vintage, thanks to folks like Lucas, who came of age as a director As you've likely guessed by now, this week's column has to do with sequels.
Let's start with a somewhat tricky one.
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