It was announced last April that a sequel was to be made and that they were working on a script.. Mila Kunis said in May that all the cast are signed on for sequels.. The only person who wouldn't be returning is the director Sam Raimi..
But since then there's been no mention of a sequel.. They haven't officially announced that the sequel isn't going to happen, they just haven't said anything.
So what's going?
Ironically came in here wondering same thing. Just rewatched this movie other day & was hoping to find some answers to how the next one will be played out.
shareI was also wondering the same thing.
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I guess it was canned. Must have sold bad for it not to get a sequel...
shareLooks at box office then looks at Alice In Wonderlands and how long it took to get a sequel. Disney just doesn't rush films out like many other studios do. A sequel is still likely.
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No, it's still happening.
shareDisney is appallingly slow at making sequels... You would think every single sequel they ever worked on was in development hell...
shareThe only info that I know about is that the cast had signed on for sequels and that's about it.
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I really hope they make a sequel because I really enjoyed this film.
shareI think after the backlash toward Franco and Kunis as to how horrible they are in the film, the sequel may have been cancelled...
shareI think after the backlash toward Franco and Kunis as to how horrible they are in the film, the sequel may have been cancelled...
Either way, as long as there isn't one, it's good for viewers!
shareYou do realize that you aren't forced to watch if they have a sequel? If it comes out, I hope you won't have a cow over it and just realize that you are under no obligation to pay for it or have it on your tv screen when it gets to tv.
shareI love this movie, but I don't think it needs a sequel. To me, it's a prequel to the original 1939 Wizard of Oz movie and if they make another, it might mess up the continuity.
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It took 6 years to make & release the Alice in Wonderland sequel. A movie that made a billion world wide. Unless another co-owned studio like Marvel or Lucasfilm is making a movie with/for Disney, The House of Mouse takes its time.
Also this movie was not a flop, it made 500 million world wide.