What is (or is going to be) the greatest trilogy ?

[Rondo]

At the advanced age of 49, I can comment on both LOTR & Star Wars (I reject all the other mentioned out of hand, but hey that's just me).

As is usual in these things, the problem is that they are different animals.

So I like both.

If you push me I'll go LOTR.

But it's good to see Babylon 5 in there too.

[sherpadog]

of course LORD OF THE RINGS!!!

[Bondiablo]

with matrix coming out next week i think this topic needs a bump. :P i couldn't decide between star wars, lotr and matrix but i think it deserved more votes than it got.

[EddyH]

What are you, stupid?

It'll be a dual coin-flip decision between Beverly Hills Cop, Smokey and the Bandit, Scary Movie and Gremlins when it all comes down to the wire on judgement day.

[pbhalerao]

Bumping this, to make it active again.

[yoda313]

Hi,

I say Star Wars (though the whole six saga epic now ).

LOTR would be a close second.

Kevin

[waheed]

I voted for LOTR (ESPECIALLY IF ITS THE EXTENDED EDITIONS)

[yoda313]

I voted for LOTR (ESPECIALLY IF ITS THE EXTENDED EDITIONS)

Hi,

See my previous post

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1314549#1314549

LOTR is a VERY good candidate but not my no. 1

Kevin

[dvdguy4]

Star Wars is #i for me while my second choice is between Indy or LOTR trilogy. Cant seem to make up my mind so Ill call it a tie to a degree.
LOTR was just mind blowing while Indy was just one of those movies you loved as a kid and cant seem to forget it.

[RobertUSM]

How about the Samurai Trilogy with Toshiro Mifune about Musashi?

Great storytelling.

[thecoalman]

What no selection for Porky's?

[ROF]

What about Full Moon's Subspecies? Nobody has ever done nosferatu quite as good.

[HatchetMan]

Only because I feel like picking something that isn't already up there - the American Pie trilogy. I wonder if it's over? I kinda hope so after American Wedding.

[HatchetMan]

What are you, stupid?

It'll be a dual coin-flip decision between Beverly Hills Cop, Smokey and the Bandit, Scary Movie and Gremlins when it all comes down to the wire on judgement day.

What are you, stupid?
There were only 2 Gremlins movies and this is a thread about trilogies = threesomes. And don't anyone name Ghostbusters because there were only 2 of them as well.

[waheed]

I voted for LOTR (ESPECIALLY IF ITS THE EXTENDED EDITIONS)

Hi,

See my previous post

https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1314549#1314549

LOTR is a VERY good candidate but not my no. 1

Kevin

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion.

Star Wars is at No 3 for me (behind Indiana Jones)

[SoCalMK]

I don't think Star Wars should count since its not really a trilogy. It was originally conceived of as a 9 part story then cut down to 6. You can't just arbitrarily say "origianl" and "2nd triology." And I can't believe The Godfather got as few votes as it did. Shame on all of you.

[BJ_M]

I cant beleive rambo got even 6 votes

[HatchetMan]

Whoa, just noticed this thread was started like 28 months ago.

[waheed]

Whoa, just noticed this thread was started like 28 months ago.

Yep. Someone revived it after 2 years.

[gadgetguy]

I had to go with TLOR. My criteria for selecting a great movie is one that takes me away and makes me lose myself in the story. In order for that criteria to be expanded into a trilogy, that must hold true for all three movies. TLOR is the only trilogy I've ever seen that does that for me. I thoroughly enjoyed most of the others listed, but never lost myself to the story in all three movies.

[mwkurt]

I vote for the "Pirates of The Caribbean" Trilogy. Movies two and three are in production now.
Mark

[Wile_E]

No one mentioned EVIL DEAD/Army of Darkness series with Bruce Campbell?

[BJ_M]

or mission impossible (for good reason)