Rumors are going viral as a poster for Little Nicky 2 surfaces on the internet, leading many to believe it’s coming soon. The 2000 comedy, Little Nicky, has recently been rumored to be getting a sequel on Netflix, and everyone is curious to know if it’s true. But is it really happening?
Read on to learn more about the viral rumors surrounding Little Nicky 2 after its poster surfaces on the internet.
Poster for Little Nicky 2 Surfaces Online
The popular comedy film of 2000, Little Nicky, has been famous for its unique storyline about Nicky’s mission to stop his brothers from creating hell on earth. However, despite its success, there has been no sequel rele ased in years. Now, there’s a rumor about its sequel surfacing.
A poster of Little Nicky 2 has surfaced on the internet, leaving many convinced that a sequel might be in the works. In the poster, Nicky is seen wearing a red robe with pajama pants, sitting on a bench with his dog Beefy. It even claims that the sequel movie will arrive in May this year on Netflix.
Is Little Nicky 2 really releasing on Netflix?
As soon as the poster of Little Nicky 2 appeared on social media, claiming the movie sequel is coming this May, many were left confused over the announcement. However, for those who truly believe Little Nicky 2 is arriving, the poster announcing the same is fake.
According to The Direct, the poster announcing the release of Little Nicky 2 this May has been deemed fake. Additionally, Netflix has not made any statements regarding such a release. Hence, it can be concluded that the viral movie poster was actually edited.
No, Little Nicky 2 starring Adam Sandler will not be available on Netflix.
More about the film Little Nicky 2
Back in 2000, the movie Little Nicky was beloved by viewers. However, despite its popularity, the movie didn’t receive another installment. When Netflix was rumored this time to bring a sequel, many were convinced that it might be in the works.
However, social media often spreads viral claims that lack strong evidence to support them. The poster that surfaced on the internet was edited and was later confirmed by the media outlet to be fake, with no official announcement from Netflix.