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One movie that I personally feel should have a sequel is Avatar. Avatar is a science fiction, action, and adventure film. The story is about a paraplegic marine who joins a program called Avatar in place of his brother in order to interact with Na’vi people of Pandora (a fictional earth like moon). In the movie humans are trying to extract a mineral known as unobtanium which is vital to the survival of the Na’vi people. Jake decides to protect the Na’vi people at the end. In the next movie a continuation of this story with a cliff hanger ending would be ideal. I’m not a huge fan of Avatar, but financially it made over two billion dollars. Avatar also received positive feedback and many people are awaiting a sequel. The best selling

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