Sentence examples for whose sequel from inspiring English sources
Stevenson himself tried it and failed – not with Treasure Island but with Kidnapped, whose sequel Catriona sank without trace.
(Mr. Rodriguez, whose sequel "Machete Kills" opens Oct. 11 and was filmed in Austin, issued a statement in July saying that he was not involved in the lawsuit).
Last year it made $200 million thanks to the success of Iron Man, whose sequel starring Robert Downey Jr. opens next May.
THE moral of THE SANTA CLAUSE (1994), whose sequel opened three weeks ago, is: if you hear a clatter on the roof on Christmas Eve, stay in bed.
The launch cover features actor Jeff Bridges whose sequel to Tron (1982), Tron: Legacy, is scheduled to hit cinemas in two weeks.
On the other hand, pop culture teems with paeans to single life, from "Ally McBeal" and "Sex and the City" to Helen Fielding's "Bridget Jones's Diary," whose sequel is due from Viking this month.
At some point in the next hour, while looking so far back in the archives of io9 that you're reading about movies whose sequels are available on DVD, realize you're not at all doing what you would want yourself to be doing if you were controlling yourself from a future perspective.
I feel similarly about the Jurassic Park franchise, whose third sequel opened this week.
The ultimate test of Pixar's creative integrity under Disney ownership may have been last year's "Toy Story 3," a sequel whose predecessors had already started a multibillion-dollar merchandising bonanza.
Ms. Diaz, Ms. Barrymore and Ms. Liu return as clumsy Natalie, boy-crazy Dylan and semiprim Alex in a sequel whose sugar-rush absurdity almost defeats the forces of logic, taste and conventional narrative.
The task at hand had been escorting my 8-year-old, Lizzie, to "102 Dalmatians," a grim, clattering Disney sequel whose voluminous defects made no impression on my daughter, a canine lover so dyed in the fur she would sooner eat Brussels sprouts than accept that a dog story could go wrong on celluloid.
