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    Quote Originally Posted by Reznor2112 View Post
    Can't retweet this enough -- 4 and 5 just suck -- only redeeming quality of 4 is Timothy Olyphant who is a fun actor to watch on-screen. re-watched 3 (with a Vengeance) and John McTiernan brought something exciting to the movies
    i maintain that, with most trilogies, the second entry is either the best or the worst of the three (never that it's bad, just that it's not as good as the others). die hard falls into the latter category, as does indiana jones. but the original star wars trilogy falls into the former category, as does the cornetto trilogy, and back to the future.

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    Back to the Future trilogy:

    There is probably a universal consensus that the first one is the best, but what is better, 2 or 3?

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    Quote Originally Posted by GulDukat View Post
    Back to the Future trilogy:

    There is probably a universal consensus that the first one is the best, but what is better, 2 or 3?
    you didn't read my post above yours, did you?

    2 is the best, in my opinion.

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    Quote Originally Posted by eversonpoe View Post
    you didn't read my post above yours, did you?

    2 is the best, in my opinion.
    I did read it, and am kind of surprised you would pick 2 over 1.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GulDukat View Post
    I did read it, and am kind of surprised you would pick 2 over 1.
    it's always been my favorite. the trip to the future, the overlapping with the first movie without actually interfering with it so no retconning is necessary. the only bad thing is a lack of crispin glover.

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    I think I agree that the first is the best. Don't get me wrong, 2 is a lot of fun, but...

    -Too many homages to the previous movie.
    -New Jennifer's acting is weak (rewatch that first scene when they're in the car after just arriving the future, yeesh).
    -NO CRISPIN GLOVER!!!
    -And my biggest gripe: it breaks its own time travel rules.

    It's probably the most interesting story though, and further redeemed by Michael J Fox's outstanding performance as Marty's daughter.

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    BTF2 had no right to be as good as it was given the main actor replacements and stuff but it works somehow. Fox owned that movie.

    Instead of repeating the usual suspects i'll go for these even if they arn't technically trilogies..

    Raimi's Evil Dead Trilogy
    Romero's original Zombie trilogy (Night/Dawn/Day)
    Wright's three flavour Cornetto Trilogy

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    Alien
    Aliens (Director's Cut)
    Alien 3 (Assembly Cut)

    The rest do not exist.

    The Cornetto Trilogy
    Shaun Of The Dead, Hot Fuzz, & The World's End

    The Dark Knight Trilogy

    Back To The Future Trilogy

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    I have two more of my all time favorites:

    The Bourne Trilogy (Identity, Supremacy, Ultimatum)

    The Ocean Trilogy ( 11, 12, 13)

    And yes, I do find Matt Damon's turned up nose extremely cute.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marodi View Post
    I have two more of my all time favorites:

    The Bourne Trilogy (Identity, Supremacy, Ultimatum)

    The Ocean Trilogy ( 11, 12, 13)

    And yes, I do find Matt Damon's turned up nose extremely cute.
    i love all three ocean's movies. a lot of people don't like 12 but the score alone should redeem it. plus, it's super fun!

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    Right. Soderbergh never misses!

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    Quote Originally Posted by eversonpoe View Post
    it's always been my favorite. the trip to the future, the overlapping with the first movie without actually interfering with it so no retconning is necessary. the only bad thing is a lack of crispin glover.
    It's a shame that Glover wasn't in 3 as Seamus, which was originally meant for him, although I think Fox did a good job in the role.
    Last edited by GulDukat; 06-29-2020 at 08:21 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by article
    Finally, “Toy Story 3” wrapped the entire series up while also addressing the passage of time. The final 30 minutes feature some of the most wrenching moments in Pixar’s history.....Only time will tell if it lives up to the previous entries in the trilogy. However, the bar is set very high with this already perfect trilogy.
    Toy Story as a quadrilogy? When I saw it in the theater, I wasn't really happy with how 3 ended. Its major fault being how it left the story arc hanging. Once 4 came out and finished it properly, 3 was upgraded to a solid mid-series movie.
    Last edited by ekrekel; 06-29-2020 at 09:33 AM.

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