The phrase "a sequel from" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referring to a sequel that originates from a specific source, such as a book, movie, or game.
Example: "The new film is a sequel from the original blockbuster that captivated audiences last year."
Alternatives: "a sequel to" or "a follow-up from".
While he digs in for the long haul, remaking himself from dangerous clown to overburdened hero, Eminem is finding it tough to distinguish a sequel from a rerun.
Doom 3, a sequel from Id Software -- the company that arguably invented three-dimensional action video gaming -- is reaching stores in North America this week, and is to arrive soon afterward in much of the rest of the world.
Ms. Kakutani noted that there were surprisingly few big political books for an election year, that the flood of books about China seemed to be timed to the Olympics, and that she encountered both a sequel (from John Updike) and a prequel (from Toni Morrison) to well-known novels of the past.
So now the $150m question is whether or not to go forward with a sequel from this rather complicated box office result.
After way too long of a wait, we finally have a sequel from the famed Canon 5D Mark III.
I'm thrilled DisneyHyperion decided to purchase a sequel from me, even before Hook's Revenge had any sales or reviews to bank on.
A sequel, Escape from LA, followed many years later, in 1996.
Tengo Ganas de Ti, also a smash hit back in Spain in June, was indeed a sequel, drawn from a series of teen potboilers by Italian writer Federico Moccia.
The film became a cult classic and spawned a sequel, Escape from LA. Rodriguez is an experienced hand at directing action films.
A sequel, Escape from L.A., was released in 1996, with Carpenter returning along with Russell, now also acting as producer and co-writer.
Many of the upcoming big-budget movies on the company's slate — including J.J. Abrams' "Star Wars" sequel, a new "Pirates of the Caribbean" movie, a new "Muppets" film, an "Avengers" sequel from Marvel Entertainment and a "Finding Nemo" sequel from Pixar Animation Studios — rely on brands and names familiar to theatergoers younger than 30.
