Sequels

At the very least, it has to be better than ‘Red, White and Blonde,’ right? Right?!

If Hollywood can count on anything, it's nostalgia, which is why it shouldn't be a surprise that there's a 'Goonies' sequel on the way -- yes, even 28 years later. Director Richard Donner is planning to reunite the original cast for a sequel to the cult classic film because Goonies never say die and all that.

After leaving Swallow Falls in the first movie, Flint and the gang must return after learning it's overrun by sentient food beasties.

Just last week we brought you the most excellent news that ‘Bill & Ted 3‘ is definitely moving forward with original actors Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter, and ‘Galaxy Quest’ director Dean Parisot. But just what will this movie be about?

Though ‘The Expendables 3′ isn’t a given yet, virtually every action star from our collective youth shows up in ‘The Expendables 2.’ Planet Hollywood partners Stallone, Willis and Schwarzenegger are present. Chuck Norris and Jean-Claude Van Damme get in on the fun this time around. They join contemporary butt-kickers Jet Li and Jason Statham. If they were to move ahead with ‘The Expendables 3′ we

And somewhere ‘Ghostbusters 3‘ cries itself to sleep because ‘Bill & Ted’ were able to get their act together. Wyld Stallyns forever! ‘Bill & Ted 3′ is moving forward with original duo Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter, with the help of director Dean Parisot.

Looks like someone ordered a stripper-Graham… Heather Graham will return for ‘The Hangover Part III,’ the (hopefully) final film in Todd Phillips‘ ‘Hangover’ trilogy. Graham starred in the first film as a stripper and mother of the baby Zach Galifianakis‘ character lovingly dubbed “Carlos.”

If you still had any hope left for ‘Ghostbusters 3,’ feel free to casually discard it now: Bill Murray is officially, definitely no longer appearing in the film. It’s been a long and dramatic journey for this dying horse, but it’s safe to say maybe we should let it go with dignity now? Not so fast — the film will go on without Murray.

Are you ready for a ‘Rush Hour 4?’ Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker might be, according to ‘Rush Hour’ producer Arthur Sarkissian, said they’re ramping up for a fourth chapter and are about ready to bring a screenwriter on board to beef up the story.