Originally posted by Myth
There is 3 Good the Bad and the Ugly movies?
Leone's "Dollar" Trilogy. Ob-ser-uhve.
A Fistfull of Dollars
For A Few Dollars More..
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Hell, I hate Westerns and even I knew that...lol. As for Star Wars, there are 2 trilogies to speak of. The "Saga" is just those films as a collective. There's no true comparison.
Return Of The Jedi and Lord Of The Rings, Return Of The King.
I don't count the Prequel Trilogy of Star Wars unless I'm a) drugged, b) blackmailed or c) George Lucas. The six episodes arent a "saga". They are two trilogies. Lucas can pretend they are a "saga", but in fact they are two Trilogies. Some fans don't even acknowledge the new ones at all.
The Original Star Wars Tilogy is the best trilogy ever.
I cant believe so many people are picking Return Of the Jedi,that movie is regarded by so many as a dissapointment unlike A New Hope and Empire.Indiana Jones and the last Crusade gets my vote-please Harrison Ford I plead with you not to make another one,leave it at that or you will lose your credibility.
Originally posted by Myth
I had no idea that Fistfull of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More were considered connected to The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.
They are only connected because of the main character. The good, the bad, and the Ugly are the prequel to Fistful of dollars and For a few dollars more. Eastwood character changes his name from Joe to Monco. In the prequel we find out how Joe got his trademark poncho. Which later appears in the other two movies. Also Lee Van Cleef plays two different characters. The guns also indicated (historically) that the events take place years after the Civil War which is used as the background for The good, the bad and the ugly.
Originally posted by WindDancer
They are only connected because of the main character. The good, the bad, and the Ugly are the prequel to Fistful of dollars and For a few dollars more. Eastwood character changes his name from Joe to Monco. In the prequel we find out how Joe got his trademark poncho. Which later appears in the other two movies. Also Lee Van Cleef plays two different characters. The guns also indicated (historically) that the events take place years after the Civil War which is used as the background for The good, the bad and the ugly.
Sounds to me like how Lock Stock and Snatch are connected but not really sequels.
Originally posted by botankus
Ah...the moment has passed. And I'll bet you didn't even know cynicism was a word until 10:08 this morning.
Mr Parker has a knack for rubbing people the wrong way. Calls everything in sight "stupid" and "moronic" when counting to ten fails.
It's like he's a bubble of hate just waiting to pop, a pot of fury boiling over with frustration. A cacophony of sheer unrivalled anger and a superiority complex.
He's harmless though.
😛