And here I thought for sure you were going to say the 90's Turtle trilogy. LOL.
But yeah, I would say BTTF or Indiana Jones (I don't count number four, since it was just too stupid to be an actual Indiana Jones movie).
But yeah, I would say BTTF or Indiana Jones (I don't count number four, since it was just too stupid to be an actual Indiana Jones movie).
-Toy Story (1995-2010)One of the few trilogies that I find
to almost perfect. Practically defines a whole generation
and having the people who watched the first one in 90's as
kids grew up with it. And when the third movie came around,
the trilogy matured along with the fans until it finally
came to a satisfying closure.
to almost perfect. Practically defines a whole generation
and having the people who watched the first one in 90's as
kids grew up with it. And when the third movie came around,
the trilogy matured along with the fans until it finally
came to a satisfying closure.
I did always wonder Why buzz always froze up whenever any human would show up when he was convinced that he wasn't a toy...
Godfather trilogy.
The first two films have won Oscars for "Best Picture" No other trilogy has ever done that.
Ever.
The first two films have won Oscars for "Best Picture" No other trilogy has ever done that.
Ever.
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Godfather trilogy.
The first two films have won Oscars for "Best Picture" No other trilogy has ever done that.
Ever.
The first two films have won Oscars for "Best Picture" No other trilogy has ever done that.
Ever.
NinjaTurtleman7005
I did always wonder Why buzz always froze up whenever any human would show up when he was convinced that he wasn't a toy...
Didn't one of the people who worked on the film said that the toys
freezing up in front of humans is acting on an involuntary function
(like breathing)?
thecrow174
Godfather trilogy.
The first two films have won Oscars for "Best Picture" No other trilogy has ever done that.
Ever.
The Lord of The Rings came awful close, having all 3 nominated but only Return of The King won.
Besides the obvious; Star Wars, Indy, Back to the Future, Toy Story......I may go with Mad Max. From a story standpoint, there isn't much of an arch, but the visuals and tone have influenced so much of what we have now.
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thecrow174
Godfather trilogy.
The first two films have won Oscars for "Best Picture" No other trilogy has ever done that.
Ever.
The Lord of The Rings came awful close, having all 3 nominated but only Return of The King won.
Besides the obvious; Star Wars, Indy, Back to the Future, Toy Story......I may go with Mad Max. From a story standpoint, there isn't much of an arch, but the visuals and tone have influenced so much of what we have now.
yellow_submarine
thecrow174Godfather trilogy.
The first two films have won Oscars for "Best Picture" No other trilogy has ever done that.
Ever.
The Lord of The Rings came awful close, having all 3 nominated but only Return of The King won.
That's right, it did. I forget all about that.
I wonder what other trilogies came close.
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yellow_submarine
thecrow174Godfather trilogy.
The first two films have won Oscars for "Best Picture" No other trilogy has ever done that.
Ever.
The Lord of The Rings came awful close, having all 3 nominated but only Return of The King won.
That's right, it did. I forget all about that.
I wonder what other trilogies came close.
ctuna
219 Posts
9 years, 8 months ago
Star Wars 4,5,6 and The Godfather are my favorites.
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Poltergeist.
Thundercat2
5 Posts
9 years, 3 months ago
The original Star Wars films!
Star Wars duh.
Henk_de_Tank
7 Posts
7 years, 9 months ago
Star Wars 4,5,6
Mad Max
Terminator but didnt really liked part 3
LOTR didnt like first part.
Mad Max
Terminator but didnt really liked part 3
LOTR didnt like first part.
StevO9389
47 Posts
7 years, 8 months ago
Back to the Future and Evil Dead are pretty much a tie for me but if there were a gun to my head I think Evil Dead eeks out a win.
GirlCrazy99
392 Posts
4 years, 3 months ago
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-Toy Story (1995-2010)One of the few trilogies that I find
to almost perfect. Practically defines a whole generation
and having the people who watched the first one in 90's as
kids grew up with it. And when the third movie came around,
the trilogy matured along with the fans until it finally
came to a satisfying closure.
Toy Story 4 was the last film in the Toy Story franchise, not Toy Story 3.
PuccaFan66
181 Posts
3 years, 1 month ago
AtlantaCommercials
-Toy Story (1995-2010)One of the few trilogies that I find
to almost perfect. Practically defines a whole generation
and having the people who watched the first one in 90's as
kids grew up with it. And when the third movie came around,
the trilogy matured along with the fans until it finally
came to a satisfying closure.
Yep. Disney refused to close the trilogy unless they came up with a idea that is Toy Story 4.
