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Friday The 13th
Friday The 13th Pt III
Friday The 13th Pt IV: The Final Chapter
Friday The 13th Pt VI
Friday The 13th Pt VI: Jason Lives
Friday The 13th Pt VII: The New Blood
Friday The 13th Pt VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan,
Jason Goes To Hell
Jason X
Overall favourite (inc. original): Friday The 13th Pt VII: The New Blood.
Death Wish
Death Wish II
Death Wish III
Death Wish IV: The Crackdown
Overall favourite (inc. original): Death Wish III.
Hellraiser
Hellraiser II: Hellbound
Hellraiser III: Hell On Earth
Hellraiser IV: Bloodlines
Overall favourite (inc. original): Hellraiser IV: Bloodlines.
The Pink Panther
A Shot In The Dark
Return Of The Pink Panther
The Pink Panther Strikes Again
Revenge Of The Pink Panther
Overall favourite (inc. original): A Shot In The Dark.
... Of The (Living) Dead
Dawn Of The Dead '78
Day Of The Dead '85
Land. Of The Dead '05
Overall favourite (inc. original): Dawn Of The Dead.
Dirty Harry
Magnum Force
Sudden Impact
The Dead Pool
Overall favourite (inc. original): The Dead Pool.
The Matrix Reloaded
To quote a chap...'I admire your courage'
The third best Star Wars movie to date.
This is really stretching it. So it's third out of seven in series? And it's released sixth. Would that mean that if someone's favourite Roger Moore Bond film is The Spy Who Loved Me it outshone the original Bond film - Live and Let Die?
Both are classic superhero films, and rightly so. However, the sequel feels a lot less dated than its predecessor, even for '02.
I'm not sure what you're asking. Episodes 1-3 are their own distinct trilogy, in a different era.
Each to their own I guess. In fitting with the OP's criteria I consider Episode three a follow up film to Episodes four, five and six - especially seeing as it's directed and written by the same guy who wrote and directed the original and contains many of the same characters some played by the same people and even has interlinking storylines.
Er, no it wasn't. Lucas didn't direct episodes 5 or 6.
While I would still give the edge to the original for its superior story, I do enjoy Reloaded quite a lot. The action sequences are absolutely top-notch (they're significantly better than those in the original and remain among the best of all-time imho). Where Reloaded is let down is with its structure and its story—and some of its more pretentious dialogue as well. Still though, the action in this film cannot be beat. Where the really sharp drop-off in this trilogy occurs is not between 1 & 2, but between 2 & 3.
Actually, come to think of it, I do think The Animatrix is a better film than the original. I'm sure many will disagree with that, however, and I can see valid arguments on both sides.
I said he wrote and directed the original.
It's funny it used to be my least favorite but there is just something special about it. Instead of being devoted strictly to Marty this is a story about Doc who I think is a little more interesting and compelling than Marty. I do need to revisit the series again soon.
CR '06 over CR '67.
Nothing beats CR '54!!!
Because there is no sequel involved, they are both have the same source material and should be the same story. Which happens not to be the case.
I agree, Spider-Man 2 is one of the benchmarks of the superhero movie. However, Mary-Jane is one of the worst characters I’ve ever seen and put up with. There’s nothing likable about her. Whine, b*tch, scream and whore around was her entire character.
Meanwhile, Clerks 2 was a comedy sequel done right.
We both agree its much better than the first one.
Hugh Grant and Brendan Gleeson are both hilarious in it!
Agree, agree, agree. Love that film. My children and I rewatch that regularly.
I would throw Superman 2 into the ring.