Sequellize

Sequellized in Roller Blade Warriors; […]

I may even sequellize this.

My main concern, even with Black in board, is that this is going to be another adult film, sequellized with a low enough rating to grab that 13 year old box office dollar (see Taken, Die Hard, Robocop,^([sic]) EVERYTHING).

With both Bill [Jemas]’s involvement and and size and scope, do you think that all of those other things have made the idea of sequellizing one of the most well-known properties in entertainment more or less intimidating?

Do crappy prequels and sequels materially affect our appreciation of the original? […] Of course, in a day and age when almost everything is remade, rebooted, sequellized and prequellized, it's hard not to look at that question and take it to the next logical place.

Today I want to sequellize last week's Top Ten.