Oct 16, 2015 5. Back to the Future 4. Trilogy of the Dead 3. Bourne 2. Die Hard 1. Indiana Jones 0. Before Trilogy
Oct 16, 2015 1. Star Wars Episodes IV-VI 4. Three Colours, Blue, Red, White 3. The Godfather Trilogy 4. The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy 5. The Matrix Trilogy
Oct 16, 2015 I need to see some high class ones like Three Colors. The rest of Wook's Revenge Trilogy and Polanski's Apartment Trilogy specifically.
Oct 16, 2015 The Godfather Trilogy Dark Knight Trilogy Before Trilogy Star Wars Trilogy Bourne Trilogy ( nnito ) Honorable Mention: Hannibal Trilogy
Oct 16, 2015 Before trilogy Bourne trilogy Cornetto trilogy Toy Story trilogy Indiana jones trilogy honorable mentions: Star Wars (would've replaced Indiana Jones if ROTJ was better) Lord of the rings trilogy (probably should be on there but I thought of the others first and just couldn't knock them off) Man With No Name trilogy Godfather trilogy Three colors trilogy (only doesn't make it because I don't think white's as good as the other 2, and I'm a sucker for consistency)
Oct 16, 2015 Back to the Future III is the worst entry of any trilogy named besides the Matrix. Agreed?
Oct 16, 2015 nah. i think it's pretty good, even the goofy western stuff. not a huge fan of a lot of these movies tbh.
Oct 16, 2015 The bottom 5 worst entries off the top of my head. Die Hard II Back to the Future III The Matrix Reloaded The Matrix Revolutions Godfather III
Oct 16, 2015 I may be in the minority here, but I think Back to the Future II is the worst of the three on repeat viewings. It has some of the best sequences, but it's definitely the messiest of the three. III is a little goofy at times but much more solid. Die hard 2 is the reason I didn't even consider those movies for the list. Same with the Matrix sequels. Godfather 3 isn't as bad as everyone says, but it's certainly not great.
Oct 16, 2015 Messy compared to the first, but I think it fit with the first movie infinitely better than the third. The recent past and near future play off of each other so well in those movies. From a golden age to a dystopia, from the known to the unknown, from the parents to the kids, it's a perfect duality. The third is a pit stop in the old west for no reason. Die Hard with a Vengeance is on par with the first for me, and I'd rather a trilogy sag in the middle than end anticlimactically. It also works perfectly in terms of progression in regards to scale.
Oct 16, 2015 I'll grant you that thematically the second film works better on paper, but it's very sloppy and at a certain point it loses the sense of joy and humor that the first one had in favor of a very dark second half. Which isn't necessarily bad (most of my favorite films are quite dark), but it makes the film feel disjointed and without that light-hearted wonder helping suspend disbelief all of the time travel plotholes become much more apparent.