What is it about sequels and spinoffs that audiences seem to love these days?

Maybe every popular film should get a sequel, right?

Well, a sequel doesn’t seem necessary for the following ten iconic movies below.

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Its jokes, characters, and memorable moments never get old and continue to attract newer audiences today.

But one that continues to be highly enjoyed andoften cited as one of Pixar’s bestis 2009’sUp.

This one ends on a soaring high note, finishing without any room or need for a sequel.

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Though it has a strong following, does it really need a sequel?

The Graduateis simply perfect from start to finish.

Butits ending made this one stand out and continues to be debated over the years.

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One that frequently gets brought out as one of his most timeless isE.

T. the Extra-Terrestrialis one of those movies that should remain untouched.

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Indeed, this charming,beloved comedy cult classicis hard not to enjoy.

But it’s partly thanks to its bleak and iconic ambiguous ending.

It’s a powerful tale full ofhope and uplifting drama.

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It only increased as newer audiences kept coming to appreciate the magic this one creates when watching it.

Unlike the source material, it tells its story flawlessly without anything left unanswered.

But it’s doubtful anyone would want to go see it.

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Overall, it’s a powerful film that is undoubtedly a modern classic.

It’s perfect and doesn’t need to continue with another installment.

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