In 2016 the cure for blindness is made. A newly cured blind man having trouble facing the "reality" and where his expectations are not met.

>>>lots of movies with cliffhangers have no sequel

Such as? Examples please. Lots of examples.

correct me if I'm wrong but movies without resolution are cliffhangers... lots of movies with cliffhangers have no sequel

>>not all story have resolution

But movies are supposed to have a resolution. Not necessarily a happy one, but a resolution. Not having a script with a resolution only adds another hurdle to getting it read and produced. (As if there aren't enough hurdles already.)

But it's your story...

+nicholasandrewshalls man vs nature... I'm sorry i'm going to be frank with you I hate questions like that because not all story have resolution, falling action etc. especially comedy where the story is nonsense as long as it is funny

+wilsondownunder +dpg if you were a blind person people around are nice and kind to you... they tell you all kinds of lie to make you feel good...(not visually) I apologize for not being clear

+elizabbethban oh shit i think i'm going to write another story

I forgot to add the main character got a little traumatic after seeing/knowing horrible simple things(lying) for the 1st time

thanks for all your feedback I really appreciate it

This story has been done, not so long ago. I can't remember the title. A man finally gets the operation to see and then his relationships suffer. Something like that. I think the world was not as he had imagined it and he wished he was back in his old situation. Maybe someone else can remember. Also, the concept is a bit simplistic. There are many causes of blindness and a lot of them can be fixed already. There are diseases like MS that cause blindness, then there's cataract, etc. http://www.who.int/blindness/causes/en/
Some medications affect vision to varying degrees. I think you need to specify what kind of blindness you are talking about.

What the others said.

I can, uh, "see" the ironic aspect where a man is cured of blindness only to be disappointed because the real world pales in comparison to the one he imagined while blind. But to what degree and what kind of imagination is a blind person really capable of? Is that really a credible premise that a blind person can have such a rich visual imagination?