IBTG81 Posted October 10, 2006 Posted October 10, 2006 How about the Ocean's 11 franchise. The third should be out next summer. I'm a huge fan.
VABills Posted October 10, 2006 Posted October 10, 2006 How about the Ocean's 11 franchise. The third should be out next summer. I'm a huge fan. 801000[/snapback] Wasn't there guns in that movie? How can you condone such violence?
IBTG81 Posted October 10, 2006 Posted October 10, 2006 Wasn't there guns in that movie? How can you condone such violence? 801153[/snapback] Movie=fantasy
Oneonta Buffalo Fan Posted October 11, 2006 Author Posted October 11, 2006 How about the Ocean's 11 franchise. The third should be out next summer. I'm a huge fan. 801000[/snapback] For some reason I never heard of that movie. Sounds good, but I don't keep up with the new releases unless it's a movie I really want to see.
ieatcrayonz Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 How about the Ocean's 11 franchise. The third should be out next summer. I'm a huge fan. 801000[/snapback] Isn't it a tad difficult to rate a trilogy before 33% of it has been released?
ieatcrayonz Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 Titanic and any two other movies with DiCaprio
I 90 Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 Ai carumba ! David Lynch appears to be completing his split identities trilogy (Lost Highway, Mullholland Drive) with Inland Empire. The teaser, if you need it... .
rockpile Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 The Brave Little Toaster (1987) The Brave Little Toaster to the Rescue (1997) The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars (1998) Oy, such drama!
R. Rich Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 If they ever finish the 'Nothing But Trouble' trilogy, it could be special.
Just Jack Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 What about Attack of the Killer Tomatoes? There were 3 sequels.
Simon Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 Where is this talk of another book coming out for the LOTR series? I thought it was done? Isn't J.R.R Tolkien dead? Yeah he died back in the 60's or 70's. The LoTR trilogy was written way back in the 30's/40's and that's why some people believe Tolkien was writing some sort of WWII allegory, i.e. Shire/England, Gondor/Europe, Rohirrim/US, Mordor/Germany, Uruk-hai/Japan, etc. And yes I'd say its the best film trilogy I've ever seen.
VABills Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 Yeah he died back in the 60's or 70's.The LoTR trilogy was written way back in the 30's/40's and that's why some people believe Tolkien was writing some sort of WWII allegory, i.e. Shire/England, Gondor/Europe, Rohirrim/US, Mordor/Germany, Uruk-hai/Japan, etc. And yes I'd say its the best film trilogy I've ever seen. 801674[/snapback] Yes he is dead, but there was a tenplate for a final book, that has existed. His son just signed an agreement to complete the book, and received a healthy bonus. This was just in the news last week. I know the media kind of hid it since they wanted to make sure they pushed their agendas out rather than actually reporting "news". http://www.boston.com/ae/books/articles/20...ien_or_isnt_it/
Simon Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 Yes he is dead, but there was a template for a final book, that has existed. His son just signed an agreement to complete the book Hadn't heard anything about it. I tried to read one other book of his which was published posthumously but it was a mess. Tolkien was a brilliant writer and it'd be neat to actually see another work of his after so many years. Hope there was enough of it written to make it worth publishing.
/dev/null Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 The LoTR trilogy was written way back in the 30's/40's and that's why some people believe Tolkien was writing some sort of WWII allegory, i.e. Shire/England, Gondor/Europe, Rohirrim/US, Mordor/Germany, Uruk-hai/Japan, etc. 801674[/snapback] Back when LoTR was in theatres I saw a documentary about Tolkien. They interviewed someone who knew Tolkien who said JRRT wasn't a big fan of writing allegories and hated the comparisons betwen LoTR and WWII
Simon Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 Back when LoTR was in theatres I saw a documentary about Tolkien. They interviewed someone who knew Tolkien who said JRRT wasn't a big fan of writing allegories and hated the comparisons betwen LoTR and WWII 802176[/snapback] Yeah I'd heard the same thing before which is why I never put much stock in the theory. There are some interesting similarities though.
Acantha Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 Yes he is dead, but there was a tenplate for a final book, that has existed. His son just signed an agreement to complete the book, and received a healthy bonus. This was just in the news last week. I know the media kind of hid it since they wanted to make sure they pushed their agendas out rather than actually reporting "news". http://www.boston.com/ae/books/articles/20...ien_or_isnt_it/ 801680[/snapback]
Chilly Posted October 11, 2006 Posted October 11, 2006 Yes he is dead, but there was a tenplate for a final book, that has existed. His son just signed an agreement to complete the book, and received a healthy bonus. This was just in the news last week. I know the media kind of hid it since they wanted to make sure they pushed their agendas out rather than actually reporting "news". http://www.boston.com/ae/books/articles/20...ien_or_isnt_it/ 801680[/snapback] They hid the "news" that Tolken had an unfinished last book? In order ot push an agenda? What, exactly, was this agenda that they are pushing and why would "hiding news" of Tolken's unfinished book help this?
AJ1 Posted October 12, 2006 Posted October 12, 2006 The first three James Bond films: Dr No, From Russia With Love, and Goldfinger. These three got progressively better and set a standard that the successor films couldn't match. Most of you are a little young to appreciate these three, I'm sure.
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