Welcome
Dwayne Johnson sings (and raps) as Maui in this song.
"You're Welcome!"
Macaulay Culkin accidentally boards a flight to New York instead of Miami.
Home Alone 2
A children's series about Emily Elizabeth and her unusual pet.
"Clifford the Big Red Dog"
It could be a hotel alternative or where you are right now.
B&B
One of the little teapot's physical characteristics.
stout
Gerard Way's father took him to see a marching band in this MCR hit.
"Welcome to the Black Parade"
Most of this film takes place in Far Far Away, which bears an uncanny resemblance to Hollywood.
Shrek 2
Roald Dahl tells the story of a lucky Bucket.
"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"
Home of The Walking Dead and Hoarders
A&E
One who carries luggage or cargo for others.
porter
Taylor Swift says that the "lights are so bright, but they never blind me" in this song.
"Welcome to New York"
There's no "2" in this sequel's title, they just made the original's title plural (since Sigourney has to deal with more than one of them this time).
Aliens
Rowling tells the story of Harry discovering that his godfather was framed for murder.
"Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban"
The DM might ask for your AC in this RPG.
D&D
Homophonically, it means to trouble or to afflict.
ale
The opening track on Appetite for Destruction
"Welcome to the Jungle"
Coppola's 1974 Best Picture winner. It was both a sequel and prequel to the original.
The Godfather Part II
Keene's series about a teenage amateur sleuth
Nancy Drew
The first stage in the creation of a new product or service.
R&D
The unusual amount of hops in this style of ale helped it to survive the long sea voyages to India.
India Pale Ale
Green Day wants "to take you through a wasteland" in this hit.
"Welcome to Paradise"
The “shocking” subtitle of Breakin’ 2 that’s now jokingly tacked onto the “2” of just about any sequel’s title.
Electric Boogaloo
Dostoevsky tells the story of Raskolnikov's pride, guilt, and paranoia.
"Crime and Punishment"
S&P
This high ABV style of ale, traditionally served at weddings, is aptly named as it contains three times the normal amount of grain.
Belgian Tripel