
I have an expecting good things always
come in threes well as long as you don’t
count unwelcome sequels which we don’t
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 best film trilogies go number 10 the
Matrix trilogy kicking off our list is
the series that literally blew us away
even though parts two and three didn’t
quite measure up to the first we can’t
ignore the overall impact of neo and his
friends this trilogy gave us
mind-bending action
bullet time a riveting techno score skin
tight leather outfits and religion
infused philosophical storytelling plus
Keano actually fit his part for once
sure there was gratuitous green tinting
but it was still spectacular number 9
man with no name trilogy
next up is the series that made
spaghetti westerns illegitimate
cinematic genre directed by Sergio Leone
the oft named dollars trilogy began with
a fistful of dollars which was an
unofficial remake of Akira Kurosawa’s
1961 samurai flick Yojimbo continuing
with for a few more dollars and the good
the bad and the ugly
this film series featured marvelous set
pieces and sought Clint Eastwood play
the mysterious gunman who delivered
unforgettable moments intense close-ups
and differed from all other cinematic
Cowboys okay it’s nice eleven now if you
apologize like I know you’re going to a
light convention that you really didn’t
mean it
number eight diehard trilogy it’s okay
I’ve done this before this series became
the template for modern action films
it’s centered on an NYPD cop who is
always in the wrong place at the wrong
time filled with suspense tense action
and comedy its showcase Bruce Willis at
his best you’re a racist you don’t like
me cuz I’m white I don’t like you
because you’re gonna get me killed
yes this series didn’t stop at three but
we’re praising the older installments
that carried confident our ratings and
led with a full head of hair number
seven Indiana Jones trilogy before Shia
LaBeouf CGI Gophers aliens and a nuked
fridge the indiana jones trilogy took
moviegoers on never-before-seen
adventures from The Lost Ark
to the Temple of Doom and the Holy Grail
the subject matter was always fantasy
filled and high-octane it also showcased
a love of B movies old-fashioned serials
choreographed practical effects and
over-the-top sounds all with a sense of
humor we love dr. Jones in the areas
number six The Dark Knight trilogy Tim
Burton came close to trilogy status and
so did Joel Schumacher however
Christopher Nolan was the one who pulled
it off with his mature and gritty take
on everyone’s favorite crime fighter The
Dark Knight not only made comic films
serious again but also gave the
franchise the respect it deserved with
pitch-perfect storytelling and excellent
casting
number five the Terminator trilogy these
films were essentially the same yet
completely different and totally
enjoyable created by James Cameron this
series gave a cinemas most terrifying
robotic nightmare before the formula was
reversed and Arnold became an endearing
hero Jesus you’re gonna kill that guy
cause I’m a terminator said against
thrilling time-travel action romps these
films dealt with the themes of fate and
technology while also delivering
unbelievable effects action and timeless
one-liners hasta la vista baby number
four
The Godfather trilogy this is the entry
we can’t refuse cinema’s greatest
gangster epic chronicled the life and
times of the Corleone family directed by
Francis Ford Coppola it was an example
of flawless moviemaking
and included such themes as family
cultural assimilation and the fragile
balance of power it also showcased some
of cinema’s most haunting music
brilliant storytelling cinematography
and performances from legends like
Marlon Brando Al Pacino and Robert De
Niro Fredo yo my older brother and I
love you but don’t ever take sides with
anyone against the family again ever
number three Back to the Future trilogy
Great Scott these were some of the most
beloved rewatchable and all-around
entertaining movies ever made stella
another one of these damn kids just in
front of my car Robert Zemeckis is Back
to the Future trilogy mix plutonium
fueled high jinks with the coolest time
machine ever built and the greatest
on-screen chemistry ever recorded
between Michael J Fox is Marty McFly and
Christopher Lloyd’s Doc Brown whoa this
is heavy there’s that word again heavy
why are things were heavy like futures
are a problem with the Earth’s
gravitational pull what it was fun
hilarious and filled with adventure with
a story that takes you to the future the
past in the Old West
number two the Lord of the Rings trilogy
Peter Jackson’s breathtaking and
ambitious trilogy transformed the words
of JRR tolkien into a
and breathing world filmed back-to-back
these epochs spared no expense in
bringing us exacting detail perfect
casting
wondrous special effects and a story
about beating the odds with lots of
walking talking trees wizards hobbits
epic battles and ring wraiths it truly
was precious
number one the original Star Wars
trilogy
taking the top spot on our list is the
original sci-fi sensation that continues
to be referenced everywhere and every
day George Lucas’s space opera changed
filmmaking more than any other on this
list captivated generations and truly
delivered with two phenomenal sequels
that placed characters above pioneering
effects it also gave us cinemas biggest
twist and inspired countless imitators
the force is strong with this one
do you agree with our list whatever I
will done to make it to you so this was
pitiful
what is your favorite film trilogy be
sure to check out our other entertaining
top 10s at watchmojo.com
come in threes well as long as you don’t
count unwelcome sequels which we don’t
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our picks for the top
10 best film trilogies go number 10 the
Matrix trilogy kicking off our list is
the series that literally blew us away
even though parts two and three didn’t
quite measure up to the first we can’t
ignore the overall impact of neo and his
friends this trilogy gave us
mind-bending action
bullet time a riveting techno score skin
tight leather outfits and religion
infused philosophical storytelling plus
Keano actually fit his part for once
sure there was gratuitous green tinting
but it was still spectacular number 9
man with no name trilogy
next up is the series that made
spaghetti westerns illegitimate
cinematic genre directed by Sergio Leone
the oft named dollars trilogy began with
a fistful of dollars which was an
unofficial remake of Akira Kurosawa’s
1961 samurai flick Yojimbo continuing
with for a few more dollars and the good
the bad and the ugly
this film series featured marvelous set
pieces and sought Clint Eastwood play
the mysterious gunman who delivered
unforgettable moments intense close-ups
and differed from all other cinematic
Cowboys okay it’s nice eleven now if you
apologize like I know you’re going to a
light convention that you really didn’t
mean it
number eight diehard trilogy it’s okay
I’ve done this before this series became
the template for modern action films
it’s centered on an NYPD cop who is
always in the wrong place at the wrong
time filled with suspense tense action
and comedy its showcase Bruce Willis at
his best you’re a racist you don’t like
me cuz I’m white I don’t like you
because you’re gonna get me killed
yes this series didn’t stop at three but
we’re praising the older installments
that carried confident our ratings and
led with a full head of hair number
seven Indiana Jones trilogy before Shia
LaBeouf CGI Gophers aliens and a nuked
fridge the indiana jones trilogy took
moviegoers on never-before-seen
adventures from The Lost Ark
to the Temple of Doom and the Holy Grail
the subject matter was always fantasy
filled and high-octane it also showcased
a love of B movies old-fashioned serials
choreographed practical effects and
over-the-top sounds all with a sense of
humor we love dr. Jones in the areas
number six The Dark Knight trilogy Tim
Burton came close to trilogy status and
so did Joel Schumacher however
Christopher Nolan was the one who pulled
it off with his mature and gritty take
on everyone’s favorite crime fighter The
Dark Knight not only made comic films
serious again but also gave the
franchise the respect it deserved with
pitch-perfect storytelling and excellent
casting
number five the Terminator trilogy these
films were essentially the same yet
completely different and totally
enjoyable created by James Cameron this
series gave a cinemas most terrifying
robotic nightmare before the formula was
reversed and Arnold became an endearing
hero Jesus you’re gonna kill that guy
cause I’m a terminator said against
thrilling time-travel action romps these
films dealt with the themes of fate and
technology while also delivering
unbelievable effects action and timeless
one-liners hasta la vista baby number
four
The Godfather trilogy this is the entry
we can’t refuse cinema’s greatest
gangster epic chronicled the life and
times of the Corleone family directed by
Francis Ford Coppola it was an example
of flawless moviemaking
and included such themes as family
cultural assimilation and the fragile
balance of power it also showcased some
of cinema’s most haunting music
brilliant storytelling cinematography
and performances from legends like
Marlon Brando Al Pacino and Robert De
Niro Fredo yo my older brother and I
love you but don’t ever take sides with
anyone against the family again ever
number three Back to the Future trilogy
Great Scott these were some of the most
beloved rewatchable and all-around
entertaining movies ever made stella
another one of these damn kids just in
front of my car Robert Zemeckis is Back
to the Future trilogy mix plutonium
fueled high jinks with the coolest time
machine ever built and the greatest
on-screen chemistry ever recorded
between Michael J Fox is Marty McFly and
Christopher Lloyd’s Doc Brown whoa this
is heavy there’s that word again heavy
why are things were heavy like futures
are a problem with the Earth’s
gravitational pull what it was fun
hilarious and filled with adventure with
a story that takes you to the future the
past in the Old West
number two the Lord of the Rings trilogy
Peter Jackson’s breathtaking and
ambitious trilogy transformed the words
of JRR tolkien into a
and breathing world filmed back-to-back
these epochs spared no expense in
bringing us exacting detail perfect
casting
wondrous special effects and a story
about beating the odds with lots of
walking talking trees wizards hobbits
epic battles and ring wraiths it truly
was precious
number one the original Star Wars
trilogy
taking the top spot on our list is the
original sci-fi sensation that continues
to be referenced everywhere and every
day George Lucas’s space opera changed
filmmaking more than any other on this
list captivated generations and truly
delivered with two phenomenal sequels
that placed characters above pioneering
effects it also gave us cinemas biggest
twist and inspired countless imitators
the force is strong with this one
do you agree with our list whatever I
will done to make it to you so this was
pitiful
what is your favorite film trilogy be
sure to check out our other entertaining
top 10s at watchmojo.com
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