I would not count Terminator 1 to 3 as a trilogy. Also not the Alien films.
But I would count Indiana Jones 1-3 removing Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Hmm. Don't know why. Maybe because of that it was known as a trilogy for so long, and the fourth movie was such a late idea.
I do not remember it being called the "Alien trilogy" before part 4 was release. I bet it was. Maybe even a VHS set with that title. But it was not set in stone as a trilogy in the holy history of films before a fourth came out.
Poltergeist 1-3 is a pretty decent trilogy.
The fourth Indiana Jones movie to me seemed more like an episode of the X-files. Maybe it was the alien theme and plot.
I would not count Terminator 1 to 3 as a trilogy. Also not the Alien films.
But I would count Indiana Jones 1-3 removing Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Hmm. Don't know why. Maybe because of that it was known as a trilogy for so long, and the fourth movie was such a late idea.
I do not remember it being called the "Alien trilogy" before part 4 was release. I bet it was. Maybe even a VHS set with that title. But it was not set in stone as a trilogy in the holy history of films before a fourth came out.
Poltergeist 1-3 is a pretty decent trilogy.
The fourth Indiana Jones movie to me seemed more like an episode of the X-files. Maybe it was the alien theme and plot.
Cate Blanchett was the only actor who knew exactly what type of film they were in. I still like it for her performance.
I would not count Terminator 1 to 3 as a trilogy. Also not the Alien films.
But I would count Indiana Jones 1-3 removing Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Hmm. Don't know why. Maybe because of that it was known as a trilogy for so long, and the fourth movie was such a late idea.
I do not remember it being called the "Alien trilogy" before part 4 was release. I bet it was. Maybe even a VHS set with that title. But it was not set in stone as a trilogy in the holy history of films before a fourth came out.
Poltergeist 1-3 is a pretty decent trilogy.
The fourth Indiana Jones movie to me seemed more like an episode of the X-files. Maybe it was the alien theme and plot.
Cate Blanchett was the only actor who knew exactly what type of film they were in. I still like it for her performance.
Shia Lebouf seemed to know what type of movie he was in.
The beginning and the action scene at the university with the motorcycle I remember enjoying.
It was the boring CGI-action set pieces in the jungle that hurt the film. And the boring look of the film.
I remember before the film came out Spielberg talking about shooting it on film and doing practical effects.
It looks plastic:y and the CGI is everywhere.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
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I would not count Terminator 1 to 3 as a trilogy. Also not the Alien films.
But I would count Indiana Jones 1-3 removing Kingdom of the Crystal Skull
Hmm. Don't know why. Maybe because of that it was known as a trilogy for so long, and the fourth movie was such a late idea.
I do not remember it being called the "Alien trilogy" before part 4 was release. I bet it was. Maybe even a VHS set with that title. But it was not set in stone as a trilogy in the holy history of films before a fourth came out.
Poltergeist 1-3 is a pretty decent trilogy.
The fourth Indiana Jones movie to me seemed more like an episode of the X-files. Maybe it was the alien theme and plot.
Cate Blanchett was the only actor who knew exactly what type of film they were in. I still like it for her performance.
Shia Lebouf seemed to know what type of movie he was in.
The beginning and the action scene at the university with the motorcycle I remember enjoying.
It was the boring CGI-action set pieces in the jungle that hurt the film. And the boring look of the film.
I remember before the film came out Spielberg talking about shooting it on film and doing practical effects.
It looks plastic:y and the CGI is everywhere.
Is anyone going to be interested in Indiana Jones 5? Apparently it starts filming next week.
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
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The beginning and the action scene at the university with the motorcycle I remember enjoying.
It was the boring CGI-action set pieces in the jungle that hurt the film. And the boring look of the film.
I remember before the film came out Spielberg talking about shooting it on film and doing practical effects.
It looks plastic:y and the CGI is everywhere.
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)