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10 Movies That Are The Black Sheep Of Their Franchises

If a film is lucky (aka lucrative) enough to spawn a series, the law of averages dictates at least one sequel will suck. And not just suck, but suck really, really bad. It may even be so poorly regarded that afterwards the franchise will semi-reboot, with the next movie ignoring it completely.
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7) The Fast And The Furious: Tokyo Drift

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The Fast and the Furious has evolved from a dumb Point Break ripoff to an enjoyably dumb blockbuster franchise. This evolution seemed unlikely a decade ago, however, when Vin Diesel refused to make a sequel, leaving Paul Walker to front 2 Fast 2 Furious. After that, neither of them returned for Tokyo Drift, which followed a new character, Sean Boswell, instead.

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Tokyo Drift looked like a final tug on the lottery chain, but it got one thing right: Diesel’s tiny cameo got fans excited enough to see him appear in another instalment. So, the original cast reunited for the next one, and the series has gone from strength to strength ever since. Meanwhile, Tokyo Drift, is treated as the odd man out, with Boswell making a cameo in Furious 7 to wrap up a needlessly complicated plot strand.


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