Maybe in 50 or 60 years, they'll be someone who can make a grim joke about 9/11 the way such was done of the Titanic in GB2, but no one in the next few decades would be dumb enough.
As far as this film...
The majority of me wants it simply because I always want more of what I love.
Then I think about Terminator, though...
Imagine we never got T3, or T4, or the Sarah Connor Chronicles.
The appetite for more would be there, would be tremendous, because we would always have wanted more, right?
But when we get what we want like we did with getting more Terminator beyond T2... it doesn't always turn out well!
I mean, think of how often the third film is the worst...
Superman III...
Spider-Man 3
Terminator 3...
Godfather 3...
GB3 would be taking the crown as the longest delay between true sequels in Hollywood history. If it started production in 2012, aimed for a 2013 release, it's a 24 year gap. That's F'ing huge.
Tack in there the variable of Murray being involved or not...
Plus the trilogy curse...
And how bad GB2 was compared to the first film...
The deck is stacked thoroughly against this film in every way.
I'm actually getting to the point of hoping for a straight up reboot. Which is blasphemy, I know, and would never be as good...
I also had the thought... with the FX they can do on TV budgets now day... they could do a GB live action TV show.
Tap into the 80s nostalgia market, mixed with the supernatural/vampire fetish...
Same way they did a Terminator TV show, they could try for a GB one.
And for anyone who says, "yeah, right..." -- I predicted a Terminator TV show 4 years before SCC and everyone laughed at me then, too. So... yeah! LOL. I have an alarming good indicator of predictions and if they could manage the legal rights, I could easily see Sony going after such a concept for a show. Even if they had to base it as a franchise type thing; IE, another city, other GBs, franchised from the originals in NYC.
But that's off topic...