Carry-On continues to be a streaming juggernaut on Netflix. The holiday thriller is now the fifth-most-popular Netflix movie in the streamers history, with 149.5 million views since its December 13 release.Due to its popularity, questions about a sequel have gained traction. Carry-On director Jaume Collet-Serrarevealed that talks with Netflix aboutCarry-On 2have not happened, but hes open to the idea.Recommended VideosWe dont have any plans for a sequel, Collet-Serra said via Variety. But if audiences wanted a sequel, families wanted a sequel, and if we had an idea that would spark and live up to the original, maybe we would do something. But right now, there are no plans.Please enable Javascript to view this contentInCarry-On, Taron Egerton plays Ethan Kopek, a TSA officer working at Los Angeles International Airport on Christmas Eve. While working the security line, Ethan finds an earbud and converses with an unknown person, the Traveler (Jason Bateman). The Traveler orders Ethan to let a mysterious carry-on bag pass through security, no questions asked. If Ethan refuses, the Traveler will kill his pregnant girlfriend, Nora (Sofia Carson). Refusing to comply, Ethan races to find the Traveler, intercept the package, and prevent it from getting on a plane.Carry-On | Official Trailer | NetflixCarry-On has a definitive ending without a cliffhanger. However, producer Dylan Clark believes a sequel could be centered around other characters in Carry-On.There are no plans, but its fun to quietly talk about these things, Clark said. These characters are great. Look at Danielle Deadwylers character, [detective Elena Cole], you can see a world in which theres a movie about her.Carry-Onhas been called a throwback to action movies from the 1980s and 1990s. In his positive review for Digital Trends, Alex Welch calledCarry-Ona propulsive and immensely fun new holiday thriller.Carry-Onis now streaming on Netflix.Editors Recommendations