Which Threequel is the best?

[Guest GothamKnight1992]

I choose Goldfinger because I'm a big James Bond fan.

[DemonGoddess]

Return of the King for me. It was beautifully done. (Even if they skipped bunches from the books)

[TricksterMessiah]

Return of the King for me. It was beautifully done. (Even if they skipped bunches from the books)

Agreed! But I think the directors did a good job in selecting the best scenes to fit into, what was it, like three hours?

Not to mention the acting was excellent almost all around for the cast.

[Mourningstar]

I like a lot of those movies (and hate a few of them, too) but I had to go with Indy.

It's one of my all-time favourite movies to the point where I've actually travelled to the locations it was set it, and I even went to Petra with my father.

[Serani]

LotR:RotK all the way. Some of the others were good, but RotK was just so...epic.

[hanyou-elf]

i had to go with the classic... star wars. star wars is amazing. always has been and always will be, in my opinion. and as an island in the storm of my friends, i'm the only one who loves the series.

[bookworm51485]

I haven't seen half of the movies on that list :-) I went with Batman Forever, I think it was the best of the original Batman movies. I would have to pick LOTR as a close second. I loved all three of the movies, though the Two Towers was my favorite of the three.

[Jyet]

I'd say Goldfinger, because it was the point in the series where all the elements fell into place and Bond really became Bond. The Last Crusade, Return of the Jedi, and Die Hard with a Vengeance (at least the amazing first half of it) would be tied for second, but those movies don't really bring anything new to their series, instead just coming up with a new adventure in an established format.

[Guest Purple Lizard]

Oh my god!! Amry Of Darkness!!! Are you kidding me?

Who can agrue with that?

(Never mind, I don't care.)

No offence to Goerge (lets not forget he also made Howard the Duck) Lucas, or the fact he can't keep a story strait.

Or even Peter Parker (the Spiderman movies where shot by the brilliance that is Sam Raime who also directed all the Evil Dead movies)

Believe it or not, Never seen a god father.

But Bruce Cambelle. Oh holy-hell!!

Army of Darkness rocks!!!...and rolls...all night long....sweet suzie!!

[Animedevildog]

It was a difficult decision, but I ended up choosing X-Men: the Last Stand as my favorite of the bunch. The Matrix Revolutions is a danm close 2nd.