While all of the details are still a bit vague, it appears that Sony does have plans to make a sequel to Michael J. Nelson's favorite film, Road House. If you haven't seen the movie, I would say it's the celluloid version of Walker: Texas Ranger. Not because the plots are similar, but because both are dramas that don't realize they're actually comedies. Swayze is not attached to the sequel, so I'm guessing it can't be that good. I get chills whenever I hear him utter "Pain don't hurt." Chills. Seriously.
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