The Sequel Gap trope as used in popular culture. A film or other literary work where a sequel is released long, long after the original work.

In term of In-Universe chronology, there's a 17 year sequel gap between II (1991) and IV (2008) and a 26 year sequel gap between III (1997) and 6 (2023).

7 years between Covenant and Alien: Romulus (2024). In terms of chronology, Romulus has a 45 year sequel gap from Alien and a 38 year prequel gap from Aliens.

A page for describing SequelGap: Animated Films. A number of Disney Animated Canon Direct to Video examples count, with some being released decades after ...

"To fully enjoy this book, you should read the other three first, wait forty years, and then read this one." — Louis Sachar, Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of ...

A long time for the sequel to be made. It took a long time to get here, but the sequel is finally HERE.

The Nerd originally reviewed Superman 64 back in 2008, where he found the game so bad he threw it into the sun. 11 years later, it comes back.

Not to be confused with Sequel Gap which is when a sequel is released a long time later in Real Life, although it is certainly not uncommon for many sequel ...

A film or other literary work where a Sequel is released long, long after the original work (Although however the defintion of long time is relietive to the ...

14 янв. 2021 г. · The production took 3 years for each film. Script, pre, filming, post etc. This means that the director could see what audiences hated and amend the films to ...