Nice idea for a chart, but flawed I'm afraid.
The Godfather 3 is severely underrated there. It's not on par with the first two but not many films are.
Alien is severely overrated. As are Star Wars IV & VI.
The Matrix Reloaded is severely underrated. The Terminator should be slightly higher.
Everything else I more or less agree on.
Originally posted by §P0oONY
Hahahaham that is some ****ed up table.Godfather part 3 worse than Matrix 3? Yeah... right....
Mad Max 2 better than Rocky? Please...
Back to the Future 3 about on par with 2?
There is also plenty more glaring mistakes.
Aside from the fact that almost half of those aren't even trilogies, strictly speaking.
I recently rewatched the Matrix Trilogy, and while I can now admit that Revolutions quite possibly did see quite a large drop in quality from the other two (while still being a very awesome movie), not only do I maintain that Reloaded was on par with the first but actually the superior film in literally every single way. And also very good at fulfilling its function as a sequel. Why is it that so many people think the first was so much better?
Originally posted by KillTheLight
easily Lord of the rings
Originally posted by Dusty
3. LOTR 1-3
Originally posted by Murray
LOTRIs that even a question?!
Originally posted by Solo
1. Lord of the Rings
Originally posted by BobbyD
LOTR, no question.
Originally posted by FilmbuffCRV1971
The Best movie trilogy would have to be the Lord Of The Rings Trilogy--Peter Jackson changed the way movie trilogies are made....
Originally posted by bksdrums
i love to watch trilogies. my top five are LOTR
Originally posted by Bardock42
Enjoyed LOTR,
Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
I would say Lord of the Rings.
Originally posted by MightyCelestial
4. Lord Of The Rings
Originally posted by Final Blaxican
2. Lord of the Rings Trilogy
Originally posted by darth fury
Lord of the Rings
Originally posted by Impediment
LOTR trilogy
Originally posted by politicsguy
Lord of the rings!!
Originally posted by darthmaul1
LOTR
Originally posted by RE: Blaxican
Lord of the Rings Trilogy