i know that a sequal would lesson the origional.. it isnt warranted, or a smart move to make ....

but deep down inside i want to ee the next chapter of Unbreakable

Your first sentance justifies it completely. Shyamalan should quit making movies period, so why not make a sequel he shouldnt make?

A Clockwork Orange(I would have loved to have seen what happend to Alex.)

No Country For Old Men(Same with alex,except replace it with Anton.)

and

To Kill A Mockingbird.

I've watched Deep Blue Sea multiple times. It's ridiculous, unintentionally funny, and overall awesome (plus I have a softspot for sharks). I can't get enough of that film.

Also, there when I was living in China, I watched Lost in Translation multiple times. I really identified with the overall feeling of alienation that Sophia Coppola was portraying.

Garden State is another film that I have watched repeatedly.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
Goodfellas
The Dark Knight
The Big Lebowski
Halloween

The Robert Englund version of Phantom of the Opera is a big one. Such a huge tease of an ending, just leaves you salivating for more.

Mad MAx 2...

When i saw it first I really didn't want it ot end.

Actually the book tells you..

Basically he realises hes grown up and his tired of the gang life and violence and he gives it up..

Would it be possible for you to write in english, please?