"All you can say is, you know what? If we're lucky to do another one, we know we got them for another one," Roth told EW. "And that's a very hard thing, but ultimately your responsibility is to the movie and to the story."
Obviously a direct sequel will largely hinge on the success of the first movie. There has never been a better era for adaptations of video games, but Borderlands has had a rocky road to release, and fans can hardly be blamed for feeling skeptical about the finished product. Still, the fact that Roth is even mentioning the possibility of a sequel isn't a bad sign, and it will be interesting to see if fans and casual audiences are asking for more once the film releases on August 9th.
The wedding of Wainwright and Hammerlock was a critical part of the narrative in Guns, Love, and Tentacles, the DLC for Borderlands 3. The Vault Hunters were invited to the wedding between the two characters, which took place on the planet Xylourgos. Unfortunately, things quickly went south thanks to a cult worshiping the H.P. Lovecraft inspired creature Gythian. From the way Roth described the wedding scene that was cut from the Borderlands movie, it doesn't seem like any of that other stuff would have made it in. The scene being cut could turn out to be a good thing if it ends up being the setup for a Borderlands sequel instead!
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