What is the greatest trilogy of all time? • Page 3

Half-Life by a considerable margin, and the third installment isn't even out.

It may never come out.

 

Probably Star Wars, Back to the Future, and Toy Story for me.

 

LOTR is my go-to when I'm sick or it's a rainy day outside. So that's my vote.

 

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The Before Sunrise trilogy is fantastic. That will get my vote.

But also:
Star Wars
Back to the Future
Toy Story

 

Back To The Future

 

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You scared me for a second lol. The Bourne trilogy is my favorite ever, the Renner one I give it about five minutes every time it's on tv before I'm like "nope nope, you don't exist to me" haha.

 

If 3 is better than 2 I will die.

 

interesting that he described Toy Story as "the most beloved franchise of all time".

If it is even top 5 it is definitely after Star Wars, Harry Potter, and probably LOTR. right?

 

Back to the Future
Dark Knight
Scream

 

The TOY STORY Andy Trilogy.

Mic drop.

 

I own those but haven't watched them yet. I have such high expectations that I've been waiting to find the right person to watch them with, haha

 

You should read Creativity, Inc if you haven't. You'd love it

 

I agree with Back to the Future, I liked the original X-Men trilogy, The Godfather trilogy.

All of these have probably been mentioned already

 

I love the original Star Wars trilogy, but pound for pound I think Indiana Jones is better (minus the deplorable 4th film).

 

While the first film is amazing as a stand-alone, I still really like the entire Matrix trilogy as a whole.

 

Movies:

Star Wars OT and LOTR probably take the cake in regards to the level of quality throughout all three films.

I've never seen a Back to the Future or Die Hard movie though.

Evil Dead film trilogy is maybe in my top 5, along with Indiana Jones.


Videogames:

Gears of War is pretty consistent throughout, which is impressive considering how impactful the first one was on the entire industry.

I want to include Uncharted in this, but it seems like the overall arch of the story is intended as a four-part series.

I have a feeling whatever Fumito Ueda's three fantasy/dreamscape games - Ico, SOTC, TLG - gets coined as will be my most loved trilogy.

 

Lord of the Rings, definitely. For games, the first three Halos and the Fable trilogy. Assassin's Creed is pretty solid as well.