Movies that should have stay as a trilogy
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Agreed on both those movies.
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Three was too many.
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I agree with Mark. I hate the Saw movies and the first Final Destination was mildly entertaining but should have stopped there.
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Total agree regarding FINAL DESTINATION...they should have left it alone after the first one.
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Besides the obvious (Star Wars and Indy) I'd say the Lord of the Rings. The Hobbit isn't awful but if you own the originals there really isn't much reason to watch it.
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Alien.
Resurrection was just awful and the AvP crossover is complete crap and AvP2 is mediocre at best.
At least Ridley Scott has given a big middle finger to Resurrection and the AvP duo by making Prometheus though.
The Matrix should have just gone for 3. Instead they made a load of side stuff and animated films... and I have never seen nor read any of it and have no interest either.
Resurrection was just awful and the AvP crossover is complete crap and AvP2 is mediocre at best.
At least Ridley Scott has given a big middle finger to Resurrection and the AvP duo by making Prometheus though.
The Matrix should have just gone for 3. Instead they made a load of side stuff and animated films... and I have never seen nor read any of it and have no interest either.
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Resident Evil: Retribution was my one-pointer
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Ooh! Die Hard.
4.0 was pretty dull.
A Crap Day To Die Boringly is complete sh*t... I haven't even bought it for the DVD collection. I own the first 4, I just can't warrant spending £10 on a copy of the fifth.
4.0 was pretty dull.
A Crap Day To Die Boringly is complete sh*t... I haven't even bought it for the DVD collection. I own the first 4, I just can't warrant spending £10 on a copy of the fifth.
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Besides the obvious (Star Wars and Indy) I'd say the Lord of the Rings. The Hobbit isn't awful but if you own the originals there really isn't much reason to watch it.
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A Nightmare on Elm Street
Of the original series, the first and the third are by far the best of the lot. After 3, the series started becoming a slapstick parody of itself, playing more up for a cheap laugh than for a satisfying kill.
4 was alright and 5 was almost decent. Even then, the success of these two movies was due to their unusually close connection with the third installment to the series. Freddy's Dead was several shades worth of "special." New Nightmare was an extremely interesting take on the series, but was ultimately just decent. I did really enjoy the monster mash that was Freddy vs Jason, though.
Of the original series, the first and the third are by far the best of the lot. After 3, the series started becoming a slapstick parody of itself, playing more up for a cheap laugh than for a satisfying kill.
4 was alright and 5 was almost decent. Even then, the success of these two movies was due to their unusually close connection with the third installment to the series. Freddy's Dead was several shades worth of "special." New Nightmare was an extremely interesting take on the series, but was ultimately just decent. I did really enjoy the monster mash that was Freddy vs Jason, though.
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Not really intended as a trilogy but Star Trek's Wrath of Kahn, The Search for Spock, and The Voyage Home seem to go together well.
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inb4 Star Wars and Indiana Jones
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A Nightmare on Elm Street
Of the original series, the first and the third are by far the best of the lot. After 3, the series started becoming a slapstick parody of itself, playing more up for a cheap laugh than for a satisfying kill.
4 was alright and 5 was almost decent. Even then, the success of these two movies was due to their unusually close connection with the third installment to the series. Freddy's Dead was several shades worth of "special." New Nightmare was an extremely interesting take on the series, but was ultimately just decent. I did really enjoy the monster mash that was Freddy vs Jason, though.
Of the original series, the first and the third are by far the best of the lot. After 3, the series started becoming a slapstick parody of itself, playing more up for a cheap laugh than for a satisfying kill.
4 was alright and 5 was almost decent. Even then, the success of these two movies was due to their unusually close connection with the third installment to the series. Freddy's Dead was several shades worth of "special." New Nightmare was an extremely interesting take on the series, but was ultimately just decent. I did really enjoy the monster mash that was Freddy vs Jason, though.
I like the first four Die Hard flicks okay, but have yet to see the fifth. Now I hear that they're making a sixth one. Enough is enough. Maybe they should title it Die Hard 6: Just Die Already!. 
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Ooh! Die Hard.
4.0 was pretty dull.
A Crap Day To Die Boringly is complete sh*t... I haven't even bought it for the DVD collection. I own the first 4, I just can't warrant spending £10 on a copy of the fifth.
4.0 was pretty dull.
A Crap Day To Die Boringly is complete sh*t... I haven't even bought it for the DVD collection. I own the first 4, I just can't warrant spending £10 on a copy of the fifth.
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