Alan Ritchon’s Sci-Fi Sequel News Gets Mixed Reactions From Fans

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News that War Machine 2 is moving forward at Netflix has prompted a mixed response from commenters online. While some welcomed the announcement and expressed excitement about seeing Alan Ritchson return for another chapter, others have questioned the decision to continue the sci-fi action franchise. The divided reaction emerged shortly after reports confirmed that the sequel is officially in development. 

Fans react to Alan Ritchon’s War Machine 2 announcements

Netflix is officially moving forward with War Machine 2, with Deadline reporting that director Patrick Hughes will return to direct and co-write the sequel alongside James Beaufort. The announcement follows the release of the first film earlier this year and has prompted mixed reactions from commenters online.

Several fans of the first film with Alan Ritchson welcomed the news and expressed enthusiasm for another chapter on X (formerly Twitter). One user wrote, “Good, one of the best things neflix has produced in years. Super based.” Another commenter added that “we should get at least 3 movies.” A third posted, “Pretty decent movie with great CGI and FX. Would like to see Pt.2.” Another added, “We’ve been waiting for this one lads.”

Ya luv to see it pic.twitter.com/y4K5A2YamI

— RockStar ??? | ரெஸ்டோர் தி சினைடர்வெர்ஸ் (@EnnamoEadho) June 2, 2026

At the same time, the announcement drew criticism from other commenters. One user wrote, “Ah yes, exactly what the world was begging for: a sequel to a generic gray-filtered military movie that everyone completely forgot existed until this tweet dropped. Netflix will literally greenlight a sequel for anything with a high view count.” Another commented, “i hate netflix bro this movie was so f***ing mid.”

Pretty sure most people watched out of curiosity. It was pretty meh, overall.

— Daimyo Cracy (@DaimyoCracy) June 3, 2026

Additional criticism came from viewers who were dissatisfied with the first film. One post read, “That will be torture if it’s anything resembling the original, which was juvenile at best.” Another user wrote, “Of all the shows that get cancelled on Netflix… and THIS gets a sequel??? This movie was terrible, sorry.”

It was awful. People tuned in because they thought it would be good. Turns out it sucked. Definitely does not need a sequel.

— Graymoe (@Graymoe) June 3, 2026

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