Best Movie Trilogy of All Time

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Indiana Jones and Star Wars are the first that come to my mine

Oh, thanks everyone else for reminding me of Back to the Future

I love Alien, Aliens, The Matrix, and I think The Matrix: Revolutions is good in its own ways. If the third films in each franchise weren't so weak, I would've add them to the list.
 

AnGeL.SLayer

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I've always been a big fan of Back to the Future and Indiana Jones But I'll always have a special place in my heart for the TMNT movies where it was guys in costumes. Hehehe

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100758/


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LoTR is my favorite because all of the movies were good, and they are the only movies I preferred to the books. The books were good and all, but Tolkien crammed all of full of crappy songs and poems, and had an almost creepy obsession with describing meals. The books were still good though, but the movies trimmed them down to the good and necessary bits.
 

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Movie geek, here, coming to ruin your fun! :D

The Three Colors Trilogy, by Krzysztof Kieslowski; The Apu Trilogy; The Godfather.

As for fun stuff, I like Evil Dead. It truly is a glorious celebration of boyish fantasy violence.

Also, The Vengeance Trilogy (Oldboy, etc.)
 

Ultrajoe

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LOTR here.

I've seen almost all the trilogies here, and i'm gonna have to go with the epic.
 

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Original Star Wars, Original Indy J, Back to the Future, Lord of the Round things all tie for best awesome in my book.
 

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KamikazeSailor said:
The Terminator trilogy and the Evil Dead trilogy are probably the only trilogy series in history where the third movie was just as good as one of the others, or in the case of the Terminator had an ending that was perfect for the series...
HERESY!!!!!!

Terminator 3 was bollocks, and I mean utter bollocks.

For a start, the timeline was all squiffy: T3 was set 10 years after T2, yet there is a 3 year discrepancy in John Connor's age. He was 10 in T2, NOT 13 (trust me on this, watch the film closely, it tells you he's 10...). And there's the whole thing with Sarah Connor having cancer or whatever. The timing just doesn't match up.

Secondly, the message through the first two films is "The future is not set, there is no fate but what we make for ourselves" (If I've mis-quoted, I apologise). How can they then turn around and say "You know what? It was all a load of tosh, and you're all gonna die anyway!" Bugger that, I like to think I have a hand in my destiny...

Third: You can tell T3 was gonna be shit, because James Cameron had nothing to do with that film. As far as I remember, they didn't even have the right theme music! wtf?

Sorry. I don't know what came over me. They never even made a Terminator 3. Whatever was I thinking?

Finally, back to the original point, Back To The Future Trilogy FTW!!!!
 

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Mr_Cynical said:
Finally, back to the original point, Back To The Future Trilogy FTW!!!!
All of that just to tell me you LIKED all three BTTF movies? The third one was absolute garbage... abysmally bad... I don't even watch it anymore I hated it that much... if I ever had a "Night of Movie Trilogies" I could watch the Star Wars trilogies, both of them, the LOTR trilogy, and the Terminator trilogy, even the MATRIX trilogy, but after the 2nd BTTF movie I would walk out of the room...

I understand the problems with the continuity in the third terminator, but I personally LOVED the whole "Crap we can't actually change anything" twist... it fit perfectly with this whole trilogy of trying to change the future and set their own destinies... and then BOOM, tough luck cause you can't...

I loved the other Terminators, but frankly... if I lived in a world that was destined to be taken over by evil robots and someone CHANGED that, I'd be pissed... and it's refreshing for me to think that there is still hope for reality's takeover by evil robots...


Taxi Driver brought up another good trilogy, I did like Ocean's Eleven and Ocean's Thirteen... Ocean's Twelve I could live without...
 

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Wait, stop the presses, I just remembered:

Night, Dawn and Day of the Living Dead.

I retract any previous comments. This is the trilogy that will still be be watched 100 years from now. If nothing else to freak people out about how violent and primitive the 20th century was.
 

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Sexual Harassment Panda said:
Is the Godfather trilogy the "moronic" answer? Because that is the trilogy that immediately came to my mind.
It came to my mind as well, except that part 3 kinda sucked, except for the parts where people are getting killed in interesting ways (Joey Zaza).

But Parts 1 and 2 are so great that this is one case where I'd say it's permissiable to cheat and just overlap part 2 into 3 and pretend 3 never happened.

And then, as a trilogy in 2 parts, it becomes the most awesome trilogy ever.

Really, Fuck reality. Self Delusion is a lot more fun and satisfying.
 

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poleboy said:
Wait, stop the presses, I just remembered:

Night, Dawn and Day of the Living Dead.

I retract any previous comments. This is the trilogy that will still be be watched 100 years from now. If nothing else to freak people out about how violent and primitive the 20th century was.
Particulary when kids in 100 years want to know about the massive zombie attacks during the 1970's.
 

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Mr_Cynical said:
Secondly, the message through the first two films is "The future is not set, there is no fate but what we make for ourselves" (If I've mis-quoted, I apologise). How can they then turn around and say "You know what? It was all a load of tosh, and you're all gonna die anyway!" Bugger that, I like to think I have a hand in my destiny...
Except when your dad comes from the post-apocotolyptic future, it kinda implies there has to be an apocolypse, or you'll never be born. Then you get a huge paradox.

Personally, I didn't mind T3. But then again, T2 annoyed me with the Terminator playing a daddy figure. I liked the terminator a lot better when he was an unstoppable killing machine "It won't Show pity! Or Remorse! And it will never stop, until you are dead!"
 

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Rambo (minus the new one, but the new one was an hour and a half kill fest of awesome so it was good too.)
 

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Not counting "Land of the Dead" or "Diary of the Dead" because they came out over a decade latter, "Night of the living Dead" through "Day of the Dead" top my list.

PS- Now I feel like a dirty thief because I see that someone already listed this one! It dosen't matter though, I'm in complete agreement with the former poster.
 

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There really isn't any trilogys all the ones at 3 have cash 4s (The Hobbit, Ep 1, New IJ etc)

I'll take TMNT even though there is a shit 4th.