The best trilogy, Part 2

  • TulsaKanette
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    darthmunk wrote:
    I liked the third Indiana Jones better than the second one...


    i love all the funny scenes in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.

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  • Sunriser
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    		 Lord of the Rings
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  • darthmunk
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    		 Im going to try to watch all three Lord of the Rings Extended Editions bac kto back. Do you think it has been done?
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  • rocktheoldskool
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    		 i voted for indy cause that is the ultimate adventure series...i remember watching all of them so much..really exciting as a kid and it still is cool now. i also of course love the Original Star Wars trilogy
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  • DrkKnyt911
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    		 I had to go with the Original Star Wars Trilogy. I was seven when my older brother took me to see Star Wars and it blew me away! Indiana was close, but "The Temple of Doom" weakened the franchise. Godfather I & II are standards by which all gangster movies made after are judged by, but Godfather III doesn't do anything for me. And all the LOTR movies did was make me blow an entire Sunday watching them all. Gee, maybe I should have voted for them.


    What? No Rocky? He's coming out with his 86th movie soon.
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  • 1984megadeath
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    		 the star wars saga does not count as trilogy. in either parts 1-3 (which dont belong on retro junk because they arent retro) or the classic 4-6. why? well, lucas wanted six parts. thats not a trilogy now is it? and considering that this is about retro trilogies, lord of the rings doesnt count either because it came out in the new millinia. ...duh...anyway, short of the back the future trilogy, indiana jones is still king. i mean, where else are we gonna get a monkey who hails hitler? an guy who gets all the babes? and the only guy who ever got lost in his own museum...? only jones can deliver! viva la indiana!
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  • escorpión.
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    		 Back to the future surely.
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  • Butt-Head
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    1984megadeath wrote:
    the star wars saga does not count as trilogy. in either parts 1-3 (which dont belong on retro junk because they arent retro) or the classic 4-6. why? well, lucas wanted six parts. thats not a trilogy now is it?


    Lucas also wanted to make 9 films at one point. There's no point in trying to figure out what George's "vision" was (if indeed he ever had one), point is that there are currently two sets of triolgies, one dealing with Anakin Skywalker, one dealing with his son.
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  • DrkKnyt911
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    1984megadeath wrote:
    and the only guy who ever got lost in his own museum...? only jones can deliver! viva la indiana!


    My man Marcus is all right!!!! :lol:
    "And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who would attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon thee"--Jules from Pulp Fiction b*k*a Ezekeiel 25:17

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