the ending wasn't satisfactory too open ended and I agree that everyone has a second chance and when it is made it is going to be one heck of a movie I know that everyone I know and has ever known will be there to see it when it comes out. The labyrinth is a classic that everyone knows and has seen. don't let it die with stopping at the first one. Yes but how can film makers be made aware of all this?

the first movie was a wonderful movie but it left you hanging. jared should deffinately come back to haunt sara. no doubt about it. an unrequaited love is the biggest thing on the screens, everyone would kill to see it. anyone who had seen the original that is.

I would just adore to see a labyrinth sequel- how on earth could you get the powers that be to sit up and notice how may trailers people have made on you tube hoping for this???????

'Rehabilitation/change/improvement/seeing-the-light/mending-old-ways/second-chances'

The Goblin king should return, no longer thirsting/parched for power/control of his love but older/wiser/better/nicer/cheesier/goodlier-than-ever-before.

The movie is about a girl who conquers the (much much older) demon-slave of her fantasies(be careful what you wish for, stalkers might give it to you) and retrieves her baby step-brother Toby from his realm. It is about emancipation, morality, letting go of pretense and superficial prejudices,standing up to someone who encourages your faults in order to win your affection and finding the right path as every fantastical hero/heroine must. To pair her with the control-freakish/obsessive/cocky/mean/arrogant/cruel goblin king in the future would chuck the entire point of the parable into as garbage disposal.

A Hollywood production of the return of the goblin king would be blasphemous and unforgivable.