" When the dialogue is so stupid it makes people laugh , the ' bequest ' is n’t what you hoped for . "

Recently, IaskedtheBuzzFeed Communitywhich film franchises they think fell off after the first movie.

Here are 15 of their top responses:

1.“The Mummy(1999). The sequel was just a less good version of the first film, and I won’t even talk about the third one.”

Here’s the trailer forThe Mummy:

2.“Die Hard! The firstDie Hardis the best movie! Bruce Willis’s performance was masterful. He combined humor and the action scenes perfectly. There is no way the remaining movies can compete with the first movie.”

Here’s theDie Hardtrailer:

3.“Home Alone. The first is a classic. The second I have a soft spot for because it was the one I had on VHS as a kid and I now live in NYC, but it’s definitely not as good. The rest? Don’t even bother.”

Watch theHome Alonetrailer below:

4.“TheMatrixseries. The first movie is an iconic masterpiece, and the other three are so lacking in any depth and development.”

Watch the trailer forThe Matrixbelow:

5.“Many of the DC films. I’m talking to you,Aquaman. They tried to be as strong as theMCU, but it didn’t stick.”

Here’s theAquamantrailer:

6.“X-Men! I loved the first one; the second one was…weird but tolerable, and the last one…ugh. I haven’t even watched any of the others.”

Watch the X-Men trailer below:

7.“Pirates of the Caribbean! The first one is a perfect movie (my fave of all time). It’s simple and fun and goofy and suspends reality JUST enough that you feel like undead pirates COULD’VE been a thing. And the characters were so brilliantly cast and played so well off each other. It’s just the perfect movie, even 20 years later!”

Watch the trailer for the first movie,Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl, below:

8.“SurprisedFast & Furioushasn’t been mentioned yet! 😂”

Here’s the trailer forThe Fast and the Furious:

9.“The newIT(2017) was so creepy and cool. I was so excited for the sequel in 2019, but it was so boring.”

Watch theIttrailer below:

10.“Frozen. The first movie was pretty great, even though now it’s vastly overrated. It had a great plot, a lot of the characters' arcs were finished, and the premise was carried throughout to boost the movie’s overall message and tone. Sisterly love, accepting yourself, and not letting your fears define you, beautiful! However,Frozen 2ruined all of that in a mere hour and a half with half-done songs, cheesy dialogue that was more cringe than fun, a white savior complex, and a rushed plot that felt it wasn’t very well developed.”

Here’s theFrozentrailer:

11.“TheBournemovies. First one — great. Second one — too much bouncy, pseudo-documentary crap. Third one…‘Holy shit it’s Jason Bourne! Activate the level 42 double secret protocols!’ When the dialogue is so stupid it makes people laugh, the ‘legacy’ isn’t what you hoped for.”

Watch the trailer forThe Bourne Identitybelow:

12.“Jurassic ParkandJurassic World— they both had great [first] movies, okayish second films and horrid third films.”

Here’s theJurassic Parktrailer:

And here’s theJurassic Worldtrailer:

13."[AfterWonder Woman], I will never get over the trash that wasWonder Woman 1984."

Watch theWonder Womantrailer below:

14.“Children of the Corn(1984). The first one was passable and had its creepy moments and created some cool atmosphere and frightening subtlety. The sequels were not only not scary or mysterious in the absolute slightest, but totally crossed over into slapstick cartoony horror-comedy.”

Here’s theChildren of the Corntrailer:

15.And finally: “TheDivergentseries is the only correct answer.”

Watch the Divergent trailer below:

Note : Some response have been edit for length / clearness .

John Hannah, Rachel Weisz, and Brendan Fraser, dressed in adventure attire, stand in a desert with camels behind them in a scene from "The Mummy."

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Bruce Willis in a scene, looking to the side with a concerned expression, wearing a jacket

Macaulay Culkin as Kevin McCallister in a scene from "Home Alone," wearing a winter hat and holding a magazine

Keanu Reeves as Neo in "The Matrix" wearing a trench coat, sunglasses, and holding a rifle, with a helicopter in the background

Jason Momoa, shirtless, with long wet hair and tattoos, stands in a control room filled with machinery and electrical panels, in a scene

Wolverine in a leather jacket comforts Rogue, who is resting her head on his shoulder, on a train with red seats, scene

Johnny Depp as Jack Sparrow and Orlando Bloom as Will Turner on a ship in a scene from "Pirates of the Caribbean."

in a scene, Vin Diesel points at Paul Walker while holding a phone, with both standing outside in front of houses

Pennywise the Dancing Clown from the movie "It" stands menacingly in front of an old building, dressed in a Victorian-style clown outfit with pom-poms

Elsa from Frozen strikes an action pose with her hand extended, standing in front of ice palace

Matt Damon wearing a dark jacket stands on a city street with his hands in his pockets. Buildings and cars are in the background, in a scene

Top: Richard Attenborough, Sam Neill, Jeff Goldblum, and Laura Dern look up in awe in Jurassic Park. Bottom: Bryce Dallas Howard, Chris Pratt, Ty Simpkins, and Nick Robinson appear tense in Jurassic World

Linda Hamilton with a terrified expression is tied up with stalks of corn around her head in a scene from the movie "Children of the Corn."

Shailene Woodley in a scene from "Divergent," surrounded by large bowls of stones, in front of a seated audience. She is wearing a loose jacket and a light dress