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* BoxOfficeBomb: Unlike how the first ''Gremlins'' movie only cost $11 million and made over $150 million worldwide at the box office back in 1984, this 1990 sequel cost $50 million (production alone, not counting marketing and advertising) and only grossed back $41.5 million at the box office worldwide. Due to the disastrous financial returns, ''Gremlins 3'' couldn't be made.

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* BoxOfficeBomb: Unlike how the first ''Gremlins'' movie only cost $11 million and made over $150 million worldwide at the box office back in 1984, this 1990 sequel cost $50 million (production alone, not counting marketing and advertising) and only grossed back $41.5 million at the box office worldwide. Due to the disastrous financial returns, ''Gremlins 3'' couldn't be made.made (and it would ultimately take over 30 years before WB would return to the franchise with ''WesternAnimation/GremlinsSecretsOfTheMogwai'').
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* TheOtherDarrin: An odd case for the French dub: Michel Vigné voiced [[Franchise/{{Rambo}} John Rambo]] in the footage from ''Film/RamboFirstBloodPartII'' instead of Creator/SylvesterStallone's usual French dub actor who did all the ''Rambo'' films, Creator/AlainDorval.
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* DuelingDubs: Just like its prequel, the film had two Japanese dubs, one for home video and another one for TV Asahi, and just like ''Film/{{Gremlins}}''' dub, some voice actors work in both dubs, mainly Creator/ToshihikoSeki (Billy), Creator/SakikoTamagawa (Kate), Tamio Ohki (Dr. Catheter), Ikuo Nishikawa (Murray Futterman), Creator/HideyukiUmezu (Mr. Katsuji), Toshiro Ishii (Mr. Wing), Creator/HochuOtsuka (Wally), Creator/MikiNarahashi (Peggy), Creator/KenichiOgata (Brain Gremlin), Creator/TesshoGenda (Franchise/{{Rambo}}) and Creator/ShozoIizuka (Wrestling/HulkHogan)

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* DuelingDubs: Just like its prequel, the film had two Japanese dubs, one for home video and another one for TV Asahi, and just like ''Film/{{Gremlins}}''' ''Film/{{Gremlins|1984}}''' dub, some voice actors work in both dubs, mainly Creator/ToshihikoSeki (Billy), Creator/SakikoTamagawa (Kate), Tamio Ohki (Dr. Catheter), Ikuo Nishikawa (Murray Futterman), Creator/HideyukiUmezu (Mr. Katsuji), Toshiro Ishii (Mr. Wing), Creator/HochuOtsuka (Wally), Creator/MikiNarahashi (Peggy), Creator/KenichiOgata (Brain Gremlin), Creator/TesshoGenda (Franchise/{{Rambo}}) and Creator/ShozoIizuka (Wrestling/HulkHogan)
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* MissingTrailerScene: A very short one found in the home video trailer. The part in which Marla asks Billy whether he keeps a pet in his drawer has a different take in the film. Marla’s line can be heard, but the close-up of her doing a sassy gesture can only be seen in the trailer.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Creator/JoeDante is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MKEnqClHao aware]] of the [[https://twitter.com/G2Institute Institute of Gremlins 2 Studies]] and thinks it's quite funny.
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** Creator/ChrisColumbus was unavailable to write the script due to him directing ''Film/HomeAlone''.

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** Creator/ChrisColumbus was unavailable to write the script due to him directing ''Film/HomeAlone''.''Film/HomeAlone1''.



** The original script featured Randall Peltzer making a {{Cameo}} at the end of the movie with his latest invention -- a wetsuit-type device to prevent Gizmo from ever getting wet again.

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** The original script featured Randall Peltzer making a {{Cameo}} ContinuityCameo at the end of the movie with his latest invention -- a wetsuit-type device to prevent Gizmo from ever getting wet again.

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* AwesomeDearBoy: Legendary Oscar-winning special effects artist Creator/RickBaker was convinced to work on the sequel by letting him completely redesign the mogwai/gremlins, including making the new hybrids.



* DoingItForTheArt: Legendary Oscar-winning special effects artist Creator/RickBaker was convinced to work on the sequel by letting him completely redesign the mogwai/gremlins, including making the new hybrids.

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* DuelingDubs: Just like its prequel, the film had two Japanese dubs, one for home video and another one for TV Asahi, and just like ''Film/{{Gremlins}}''' dub, some voice actors work in both dubs, mainly Creator/ToshihikoSeki (Billy), Creator/SakikoTamagawa (Kate), Tamio Ohki (Dr. Catheter), Ikuo Nishikawa (Murray Futterman), Creator/HideyukiUmezu (Mr. Katsuji), Toshiro Ishii (Mr. Wing), Creator/HochuOtsuka (Wally), Creator/MikiNarahashi (Peggy), Creator/KenichiOgata (Brain Gremlin), Creator/TesshoGenda (Franchise/{{Rambo}}) and Creator/ShozoIizuka (Wrestling/HulkHogan)



* DuelingDubs: Just like its prequel, the film had two Japanese dubs, one for home video and another one for TV Asahi, and just like ''Film/{{Gremlins}}''' dub, some voice actors work in both dubs, mainly Creator/ToshihikoSeki (Billy), Creator/SakikoTamagawa (Kate), Tamio Ohki (Dr. Catheter), Ikuo Nishikawa (Murray Futterman), Creator/HideyukiUmezu (Mr. Katsuji), Toshiro Ishii (Mr. Wing), Creator/HochuOtsuka (Wally), Creator/MikiNarahashi (Peggy), Creator/KenichiOgata (Brain Gremlin), Creator/TesshoGenda (Franchise/{{Rambo}}) and Creator/ShozoIizuka (Wrestling/HulkHogan)
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* DuelingDubs: Just like its prequel, the film had two Japanese dubs, one for home video and another one for TV Asahi, and just like ''Film/{{Gremlins}}''' dub, some voice actors work in both dubs, mainly Creator/ToshihikoSeki (Billy), Creator/SakikoTamagawa (Kate), Tamio Ohki (Dr. Catheter), Ikuo Nishikawa (Murray Futterman), Creator/HideyukiUmezu (Mr. Katsuji), Toshiro Ishii (Mr. Wing), Creator/HochuOtsuka (Wally), Creator/MikiNarahashi (Peggy), Creator/KenichiOgata (Brain Gremlin), Creator/TesshoGenda (Franchise/{{Rambo}}) and Creator/ShozoIizuka (Wrestling/HulkHogan)
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* MakingUseOfTheTwin: Identical twins Don and Dan Stanton (you may also recognize them from ''Film/{{Terminator 2}}'' as a security guard and the T-1000 copying him) play the clone lab assistants.

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* MakingUseOfTheTwin: Identical twins Don and Dan Stanton (you may also recognize them from ''Film/{{Terminator 2}}'' ''Film/Terminator2JudgmentDay'' as a security guard and the T-1000 copying him) play the clone lab assistants.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: It shows how it's a 1990 film with references to ''Film/Batman1989'', ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'', 1980s UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump and Marla Maples' affair, colorization jokes and so on.
** This got even more jarring with Trump's highly controversial presidential run. You'd never see him spoofed by ''either'' side of the political arena as a charmingly dumb, likable, well-meaning {{manchild}} now.
** Hell, Marla merely ''smoking indoors'' wherever she is would at the very least [[ValuesDissonance be quite frowned upon]] today.
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* SequelGap: It came 6 years after the first movie.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: Unlike how the first ''Gremlins'' movie only cost $11 million and made over $150 million worldwide at the box office back in 1984, this 1990 sequel cost $50 million (production alone, not counting marketing and advertising) and only grossed back $41.5 million at the box office worldwide. Due to the disastrous financial returns, Gremlins 3 couldn't be made.

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* BoxOfficeBomb: Unlike how the first ''Gremlins'' movie only cost $11 million and made over $150 million worldwide at the box office back in 1984, this 1990 sequel cost $50 million (production alone, not counting marketing and advertising) and only grossed back $41.5 million at the box office worldwide. Due to the disastrous financial returns, Gremlins 3 ''Gremlins 3'' couldn't be made.
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* ActorInspiredElement: More like actor-inspired ''personality''. Daniel Clamp was originally scripted to be just as mean-spirited and greedy as his [[{{Trumplica}} obvious inspiration]], but Creator/JohnGlover was so utterly charming that pretty much the entire production team was won over by his drastically different interpretation of the character.

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* ActorInspiredElement: More like actor-inspired ''personality''. ActorInspiredHeroism: Daniel Clamp was originally scripted to be just as mean-spirited and greedy as his [[{{Trumplica}} obvious inspiration]], but Creator/JohnGlover was so utterly charming that pretty much the entire production team was won over by his drastically different interpretation of the character.



** George, Lenny and Daffy sneak into Grandpa Fred's studio and "help" him host, which worked because Grandpa Fred's show was supposed to be scary. A still from this scene was used on the video cover. These scenes, among others, were cut as Steven Spielberg felt that there were too many Gremlins.

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** George, Lenny Lenny, and Daffy sneak into Grandpa Fred's studio and "help" him host, which worked because Grandpa Fred's show was supposed to be scary. A still from this scene was used on the video cover. These scenes, among others, were cut as Steven Spielberg felt that there were too many Gremlins.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: It shows how it's a 1990 film with references to ''Film/Batman1989'', ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'', UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump and Marla Maples' affair, colorization jokes and so on.
** This got even more jarring with Trump's highly controversial presidential run and win. You'd never see him spoofed by ''either'' side of the political arena as a charmingly dumb, likable, well-meaning {{manchild}} now.

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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: It shows how it's a 1990 film with references to ''Film/Batman1989'', ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'', 1980s UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump and Marla Maples' affair, colorization jokes and so on.
** This got even more jarring with Trump's highly controversial presidential run and win.run. You'd never see him spoofed by ''either'' side of the political arena as a charmingly dumb, likable, well-meaning {{manchild}} now.

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