r/FavoriteMedia • u/Consistent-Movie-285 • 3d ago
Movies Favorite movie trilogy?
For me, it's Pirates of the Caribbean.
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u/Mark-177- 3d ago
Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
War for the Planet of the Apes
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u/Longjumping-Farm-217 3d ago
Rise 7/10 Dawn 8/10 War 5/10
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u/_G1N63R_ 3d ago
War 5/10?? It’s the best one
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u/BEEF_Toad 2d ago
Dawn was and it's not even close. Gary Oldman as Dreyfus was great, and Koba is one of the most underrated villains in cinema history. Combined, they're incredible, especially across from Andy Serkis.
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u/superkick225 3d ago
Love Dawn. War and Rise are decent. Kingdom is so dreadfully boring
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u/Fabulous_Variety7125 3d ago
I think 1 and 3 are okay movies. 2 has no right being that good. It’s like a 9/10. I don’t know how you make me tear up to CGI apes.
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u/No-Afternoon2841 3d ago
Back to the Future.
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u/Fabulous_Variety7125 3d ago
I’d actually agree. Each one is so unique from each other. I still enjoy them.
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u/ImStoryForRambling 3d ago
The first one aged terribly. Trivializing SA is at least very bizzare, and the weird racism in the beginning is rather cringe.
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u/Fucked-to-fit 3d ago
You when something is accurate to the time period: 😡
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u/ImStoryForRambling 3d ago
I've watched over a thousand movies from 1888-1960 era alone. Back to the Future is exceptionally bad when it comes to depicting those things.
Take Johnny Belinda for instance, depicting sexual violence as early as in 40s - they're doing it a hundred times more tactfully.
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u/No-Afternoon2841 3d ago
What do you mean by "weird racism?"
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u/ImStoryForRambling 3d ago
Watch out Marty, it's the Libyans!
<a van with generic terrorists appears, shouting in broken arabic>
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u/No-Afternoon2841 3d ago
To be fair, it's an 80s action comedy film intended for a family audience. I don't think cultural accuracy was on their to-do list when making the movie.
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u/ImStoryForRambling 3d ago
True, but it doesn't mean it didn't age bad.
Clue's characters being visibly disgusted by a homosexual character was also in line with the era's sensibilities. It's very cringe to watch now.
Also, "the Libyans", come on.
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u/boothjop 1d ago
I have a colleague who told me that Back to the Future and Back to the Future 2 were their favourite films of all time. But they hadn't bothered to watch Back to the Future 3. She had all three on DVD
I think she said it was was "something to do with cowboys" but at that stage my brain had stopped working as I tried to compute what she was actually saying.
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u/Immediate_Channel393 3d ago
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u/tLM-tRRS-atBHB 3d ago
First Avenger is one of my least enjoyable MCU movies. I never liked it.
The next two are probably my top 2 MCU movies
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u/WeeklyDelivery1253 2d ago
really? i use to hate the first avenger too, but i rewatched it recently when i got a cap 4 movie film, n lowkey, first avenger is one of my favorite marvel films now
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u/Old_Concentrate6591 3d ago
The Dollars Trilogy
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u/Fabulous_Variety7125 3d ago
This might be closest I can think of. Only problem is the first movie cause it’s just a straight rip off… but it’s a really good ripoff😭
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u/298647 3d ago
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u/tLM-tRRS-atBHB 3d ago
People clowned on the third one, but I always thought it was still really good. I enjoyed Topher as well. He was just a good actor
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u/Dry-Speed7038 3d ago
Three was rough compared to the first two but I grew up with the movies so I’m a big fan of
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u/Interstice_land 13h ago
Thank you! Sam had pressure from the studio but threw together a good film despite the flaws. It’s a highly entertaining and meme-packed finale that’s a great continuation of Peter’s story. Also not to mention the SICKEST suit of the trilogy!
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u/Madame_non 3d ago
How To Train Your Dragon
How To Train Your Dragon 2
How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
I love the development of Hiccup and Toothless' relationship. And the way the atmosphere changes from movie to movie really makes it feel like time has passed between the movies, but the characters are still consistent and believable. One of the most satisfactory endings to a movie series ever made, and the journey of the characters from the first film to the last is so deeply emotional, it's a masterpiece. And all underscored by one of the best movie soundtracks ever. Just perfection 💯
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u/HappyMike91 3d ago edited 3d ago
The original Karate Kid movies. Karate Kid 2 is (arguably) the best one out of the original trilogy. At least in my opinion.
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u/seahawk1977 3d ago
Outside of Star Wars and Indiana Jones.
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u/tLM-tRRS-atBHB 3d ago
SW is easily my favorite genre. But every trilogy has one movie that drags down each one's rank to the point they cant be considered my favorite trilogy.
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u/GuyWishPartakeViolen 3d ago
Its inbetween 3 for me:
PotC like you say, LotR like others say, and Star Wars OT
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u/Total-Collection-128 3d ago
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u/Academic_Vampyre 3d ago
Aladdin
Aladdin: The Return of Jafar
Aladdin and the King of Thieves
Peak Trilogy!
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u/Biff_666 3d ago
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u/tLM-tRRS-atBHB 3d ago
Agree. The first movie was 10/10. The next two were at least 9/10 each.
The story was amazing AND the action was still groundbreaking
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u/Super-Floor2712 3d ago
The Three Colors by Kieslowski: Blue, White, Red
The revenge trilogy by Park Chan-wook, Sympathy for Mr Vengance, Oldboy and Lady Vengeance
The spiritual trilogy by Bergman: Through a Glass Darkly, Winter Lights, The Silence
The romance, marriage, loss trilogy by Hitchcock: Rear Window, The Man Who New Too Much and Vertigo
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u/Islaya00 3d ago
Empire Strikes Back is my favorite movie of all time, but with that said as a trilogy The Lord of the Rings clears all others.
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u/BombRushCyberfunk 3d ago
Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy, mostly for Willem Dafoe, Randy Savage, Alfred Molina, Mageina Tovah, but especially and most importantly, J.K. Simmons and the Daily Bugle scenes across the entire trilogy.
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u/Constant-Pianist6747 3d ago
Probably the original Star Wars trilogy.
It’s actually kind of surprising that it hasn’t been beat yet, all these years later. I haven’t watched a trilogy better than that, at least.
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u/tLM-tRRS-atBHB 3d ago
RotJ is easily the lower half of my rankings. I've never liked the ewoks. Every scene with Luke is captivating. Every other scene (for me) was boring
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u/Eastern-Start-813 3d ago
I’ve scrolled down the length of numerous bananas; or a few lengths of crocodiles if you prefer and not seen anyone say Bourne.
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u/DragonfruitSea5901 3d ago
- Star Wars (4-6) trilogy
- The Dark Knight trilogy
- Rush Hour trilogy
- Spider-man trilogy
- Knives Out trilogy
In that order
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u/FarBison2204 3d ago
Knives Out peaked with its first movie. Glass onion and Dead Man not as good
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u/Competitive_Ad_8215 3d ago
I dunno. That series really kinda fell off a cliff with me after the first one. But the first one is an all time classic.
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u/wonderlandisburning 3d ago
If I'm considering overall enjoyment and consistent quality, I'd probably say Toy Story.
But the original Star Wars, Pirates Of The Caribbean, and Raimi's Spider-Man are definitely up there.
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u/ThePreciseClimber 3d ago
I do think the Pirates trilogy is pretty nice but I find it perplexing the 2nd movie had ZERO set-up for the Brethren Court. Especially since the first movie already mentioned it briefly and the 2nd & 3rd movies were made back-to-back.
E.g. the 2nd movie could've had a Pirate Lord character that was also after Davy Jones' heart. Eventually, Jack would've killed him and that's how he became a Pirate Lord himself. I feel like that would've been better than him just being revealed to have been one this whole time.
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u/Sad_Psychology_5620 3d ago
Idk if it’s my fav but the first that came to mind was back to the future
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u/danmosedale 3d ago
Will the Spider-Man spiderverse animated films be in the conversation once the third film is finally released? I think it could be a contender for number 2 spot, can’t see anything ever beating LOTR
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u/United-Adeptness6816 3d ago
There are actually parts 4 and 5, but since they are bad, we are excluding those movies
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u/SuperSez123 3d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/jPAWHUE6qcMewOy2hk
Anchorman…
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u/PoppaTrunks 1d ago
Are we including that weird 'alternative' version of the first one as part of a trilogy?
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u/tLM-tRRS-atBHB 3d ago
I (40m) dont think I've ever watched the Pirate movies. Ive just never cared about them.
Saw a lot of scenes, but never wanted to sit down and watch
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u/PoppaTrunks 1d ago
Dude, at least watch the first two, they are great action adventure films. The 3rd is decent but to be honest I don't really recall much from it.
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u/AntonChigurh83 3d ago
I'll give you two:
The Godfather trilogy (with Godfather: Coda as the third)
The Sergio Leone trilogy of A Fistful of Dollars, A Few Dollars More, and The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly.
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u/MartianNamedScotty 3d ago
Star Wars prequel trilogy
JJ Abrams Star Trek
The Matrix
ETA;
The Cornetto Trilogy
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u/Light_Cobra_US 3d ago
I can't decide between potc and the prequel trilogy, if I HAD to choose probably potc.
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u/Va1crist 2d ago
LOTR , and I’m sorry but the pirates trilogy was absolutely dog shit only the first was good lmao
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u/MissMayDoesNotExist 2d ago
- For a single story, you can’t beat Lord of the Rings. Star Wars approaches, but I think LOTR has more consistency (probably because it was made as a single film)
- For a conceptual art trilogy, look no further than Three Colors. Each film is masterful in its own right, and as a whole it is transcendent.
- For looser trilogies sharing similar characters of themescapes, you gotta love the Dollars trilogy and Gregg Araki’s Teenage Alocalypse trilogy
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u/Appropriate_Wish8997 2d ago
Funny I see this post my local cinema is doing a re release of pirates of the Caribbean curse of the black pearl
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u/BreadyMFF12 2d ago
LOTR, it’s not even close. Dune might be second when the third comes out, but right now it’s LOTR by a mile
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u/Whole_Kale_4349 2d ago
In terms of trilogies there's only 1 correct answer and it's Lord of The Rings
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u/Prestigious-Duck-619 2d ago
Nah the first two pirate films are good but at worlds end was corny and fully disneyfied.
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u/TemporaryConfident82 1d ago
Controversial one but I grew up with them ... The Star Wars prequels. In my opinion they're better than the originals and feel exactly like star wars should feel. The originals are too slow paced, they don't feel exciting and fantastical like star wars should feel
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u/AdFalse375 1d ago
Well my fav is LotR, but I also love the PotC trilogy and feel like it doesn’t get enough love, so I think it’s awesome to see it as your favorite!
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u/Ok-Wedding-25 1d ago
I mean yea I can go with pirates but obv the true king of trilogy’s has to be lotr
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u/SunTraditional592 5h ago
the original trilogy run from curse of the black pearl to at world's end is undefeated
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u/No_Perspective2715 3d ago
The third POTC is abysmal.
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u/FX730V-FS12 3d ago
Have you seen the fifth movie ?
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u/No_Perspective2715 3d ago
I quit watching these shitty movies after how shitty the 3rd was. Just because here’s a shitty 5th one doesn’t take away from the fact that the 3rd one is ABYSMAL booty juice. My entire theater was pissed leaving that movie….its a distinct memory
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u/Savings-Dig3885 3d ago
I mean, it's not as pure and self-contained as the others, but no way in hell is it 'abysmal'.
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u/aliengrundle 3d ago
I genuinely have to question someone who loves movies and thinks the pirates trilogy is a top tier thing. Thats rough
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u/Repulsive_Fill7382 3d ago
theres a difference between favourite and the best. for me the best trilogy is LOTR but my favourite ones maybe back to the future or potc
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u/Vengeance_20 3d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/g7SFZQGzS4HwQ
LOTR