@VSRawat: "<quote>
I could not understand your suggestion.
When people already know that aliens had eventually
become sick and had died in this part, who would
be interested to see a sequel which explains about
why it happened? OK. doctors, scientist, historians
might be interested. But not the common public.
I suggest the following:
Possible storyline for a sequel:
================================
All Earth nations, knowing that the aliens
will attack again, merge their resources
to quickly develop techy gadgets helped by
the corpses of aliens and junk tripods.
They find out aliens home base (mars or
wherever) and attack them.
side by side, learning from the deaths of their
brothers on earth, and how humans destroyed
their tripods, aliens develop enough immunization
and new weapons against whatever might target
them here. Then, they too attack Earth again,
incidetnly on the same day when humans attack
aliens.
Only one race can survive this fight to
the finish.
"Should" humans survive?
refine it please. You are not bound by a
107 year old book. You have seen 100s of
SF films.
Rawat"
    @markecshmarkec: ""V S Rawat" <email_address> wrote in message 
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<quote>
No, you misunderstood me.
I am not fond of sequels nor would I like to see one for WoTW. I'm just 
saying that the ending was a bit too abrupt and forced. The movie was pretty 
dark and depressing right up to the scene I mentioned, and the rest (Cruise 
putting the hand grenade in the tripod, trip to Boston, family surviving) 
feels like a totally different movie. I know that John Q needs his happy 
ending and all, so I said that I'd rather have a cliffhanger and a shammy 
sequel than this - at least the "1st part" would remain in great memory."
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