I find that a lot of times a third movie gets irrationally bashed.
For a while even The Last Crusade got bashed like it wasn't good, now it's mostly considered the second best and the best by some.
Wait, are we in Police Academy territory? If so, I'm with you.Not sure if mentioned yet, but Back to the Future should be in the conversation. Probably not as good as the others, but it was an excellent trilogy.
Rocky: A
Rocky 2: A
Rocky 3: B+ (Big bump for unintentional comedy)
Rocky 4: A (Same on unintentional comedy)
Rocky 5: (Mentally Blocked It)
Rocky Balboa: (Too much Rocky 5 PTSD, didn't watch)
Creed: A++++ (one of my favorite sports movies)
Creed 2: (haven't seen yet)
This is a hard discussion. While some duds, it is hard to compare Toy Story to a franchise that had such cultural impact and legacy as the James Bond, Star Trek, and Star Wars franchises.
Totally forgot about the Bond movies (Goldfinger is the best)
Actual good movies. The Toy Story series is without a doubt filled with quality material. The enjoyability factor for me has a higher ceiling with the horror franchises. That being said I have a 3 months old and is our only kid, so I'm sure this will change with time haha.
That wasn't a real shark ?
I don't mind the occasional CGI, but when you have entire (long) scenes where it's almost all CGI, I get a bit tired of it.
I respect the heck out of HFCS, but no one should watch Dune.
Does anyone have kids who were terrified by parts of Toy Story 3? I love it but it seemed surprisingly dark at times and I can just imagine kids crying in a theater.
I mean I loved Empire Strikes Back as a young kid even though Darth Vader scared the crap out of my at age 4 or so. Especially that cave part.
I thought Rocky 4 was the best.Rocky movies? Where do they rank?
My opinion, first three great. After that, not so great