best film saga?

[maskedmelon]

Queen's Blade for character development, setting and presentation. One of the highest quality animated films out there.

[Sage Truthbearer]

Mad Max, Back to the Future

[Baler]

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Evil Dead also, but hard to argue they are great films per se

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Evil Dead is the shit.
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I would call it a Saga.
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Evil Dead is the shit.
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I would call it a Saga.
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The TV series is not too bad Ash Vs The Undead keeps with the whole gore/horror/comedy type theme same actor too Bruce Campell.

Also the remake "evil dead." was pretty poor.

[Ahldagor]

Originally Posted by big_ole_jpn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Toy Story is an interesting submission. 3 great movies in a row. Hard to come up with any other trilogy that meets that criterion (still think Godfather trumps on strength of 1 and 2 tho).

Evil Dead also, but hard to argue they are great films per se.

Dollars trilogy not even close, sorry. Not even near the top for westerns (outlaw josey wales dunks) let alone all time.

Naked gun shit and if we are listing Die Hard might as well get Rush Hour and Bad Boys on the list too.

My only hang up on Godfather is the violence cycle is predictable. Everything else is great in it. Hbo has 1 and 2 in chronological order uncut. Worth the 8 hrs.

[AzzarTheGod]

Originally Posted by big_ole_jpn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Godfather still holding the crown in competition with Star Wars. Step to me.

Won't argue with this. LOTR is still a visual masterpiece that broke new ground that you probably want in your dream home theater you plan to build some day, but indeed Gollum has not aged well at all.

LOTR 2 is ok, the 3rd has some strange pacing and editing. I remember us going full ADD in the theater about 2 hours in and mocking the gay innuendo close-ups of everyones face (the way the reaction shots were done was meant to be "fantasy-esque" and borderline surreal I guess but instead came off gay and indicating) about 2.5 hours in towards the end of the movie.

[Chaboo_Cleric]

Originally Posted by AzzarTheGod [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Won't argue with this. LOTR is still a visual masterpiece that broke new ground that you probably want in your dream home theater you plan to build some day, but indeed Gollum has not aged well at all.

LOTR 2 is ok, the 3rd has some strange pacing and editing. I remember us going full ADD in the theater about 2 hours in and mocking the gay innuendo close-ups of everyones face (the way the reaction shots were done was meant to be "fantasy-esque" and borderline surreal I guess but instead came off gay and indicating) about 2.5 hours in towards the end of the movie.

Lol I'll never forget that creepy fuckin look Frodo gives Sam at the end. The camera pans out from Sam and his family, while looking at Sams face... The camera then goes to Frodo who starts to nod, and then goes back to Sam... It was like Brokeback mountain.

[Jorgam]

Avengers Series
Captain America Series
X-Men Series
Ghost in the Shell 1 and 2
The Hunger Games

There are many more, but it is pretty early and I'm not fully awake yet.