Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan fight on Mustafar in 'Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith'
Ideally, the goal of a movie trilogy is to provide audiences with three parts of a story that are all relatively consistent in quality — of course, this doesn't always work out. There is no shortage of really good movie trilogies out there that start and end almost perfectly and that viewers can watch over again without getting tired. On the other hand, there's also no shortage of bad trilogies that are just awful from beginning to end, but hey, at least they're consistent.
Luckily, the prequels weren't all bad. 2005's Revenge of the Sith proved to actually be pretty amazing, with incredible, well-choreographed action, spectacular battle sequences, and plenty of emotional moments. Sure, there were still some awkward lines and some wooden acting, but these flaws were given the meme treatment rather than being ignored completely.
Poltergeist II: The Other Side was atrocious, and just when it looked like the franchise was at rock bottom, Poltergeist III came along and dug even deeper. Even Heather O'Rourke reprising her role couldn't save either of them from the scathing reviews of critics. Ultimately, the scariest part about the latter two movies wasn't their content but how poor they were in comparison to the first in the franchise.Release Date June 4, 1982 Director Tobe Hooper Cast Craig T.
6 'Night at the Museum' Trilogy The good movie: 'Night at the Museum' The first Night at the Museum movie wasn't really a hit with critics, but audiences enjoyed it a lot. It was a fun little adventure that featured a lot of notable historical figures and had quite a bit of comedy mixed in, too. It became one of Ben Stiller's most memorable performances and is still remembered fondly today for its creative premise and silly humor. Its sequels, however, not so much.
Taken 2 and Taken 3 subsequently followed, and while there was a little bit of what made the original great, it still relied heavily on cheap thrills like more gunfire and explosions and very little substance. Whatever story was there got more and more ridiculous. Fans found it hard to believe that one family could have this much bad luck in regards to constantly getting kidnapped. Furthermore, the endings to all three were pretty much the same, and the franchise quietly ended with a whimper.
Release Date December 26, 1973 Director William Friedkin Cast Ellen Burstyn , Max Von Sydow , Linda Blair , Lee J. Cobb Runtime 122 minutes 2 'Jurassic Park' Trilogy The good movie: 'Jurassic Park' The first Jurassic Park is a cinematic marvel that holds up every bit today as much as it did then, a crowning achievement in the works of Steven Spielberg.
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