So I am sitting in Nephi, UT waiting for our blasted minivan to finish with its $750 repairs so that I can join my wife and kids down at the ranch. I can't remember the last time I've had so much fun.
So I was thinking-Kam and I just started watching the Bourne trilogy. Great, great films. What is the best trilogy ever made? There are some excellent ones out there. I will list a few down below and ask you to rank what your top three favorites are. Mine are ranked as follows (although I am not including all trilogies here):
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| I only saw these films once when I was just out of high school. I do remember that they were long, but affecting. |
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| I love Mad Max. They sometimes seem to take themselves too seriously though. |
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| I wanted to be McFly when I was a preteen. |
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| What a great creation and vision. Yes, there was a fourth, but many consider the first three to be the core. I love Aliens and I'm one of the few who loved Alien 3. |
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| These films are a part of Radebaugh history. My parents fed me Star Wars. But of course, I have to go with the original three. |
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| Again, there was a fourth, (which I did enjoy) but most people write it off and only acknowledge the first three. I love all three just about equally, but have to tip the scale just a bit toward Raiders. |
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| Perfection! |
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| Drama, action, score, story, character, acting, intensity...love it. |
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| Nothing. Nothing will ever replace these as the best three films ever put together. |
Hope you have a blast at the Ranch! We had such a wonderful time down there--and saw 2 movies at the Wayne: The Lorax and John Carter, wish we could have stuck around long enough to see Hunger Games.
ReplyDeleteTough choice to narrow it to three. 1) Definitely Lord of the Rings -- I don't think there will ever be a trilogy to top it. 2) Original Star Wars trilogy. 3) It's a hard choice for number three but I would probably say the Toy Story trilogy with an honorable mention to Indiana Jones (Raiders and Last Crusade were brilliant but Temple of Doom was the weak link). And might I predict that with the Dark Knight Rises, Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy will be one of the greatest trilogies too.
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