Greatest Part 3 movie of all time?

[jazluvr]

I can deal with CGI in space movies, but its absolutely unacceptable in a film like LOTR. It hurts the entire series and looks like **** 10 years later.

Yeah, that kinda turned me off too. I wanted to see as much realism as could be, and they come up with that. Still, the ending to the story as a whole is what got me.

[Mike Tyson77]

I can deal with CGI in space movies, but its absolutely unacceptable in a film like LOTR. It hurts the entire series and looks like **** 10 years later.

LOTR CGI was very good. No way they could have hired 200,000 extras to play orcs in that battle. Movie is a 10.

[talip bin osman]

it sems to me some of the guys here judge some films on the merit of CGI alone... or like its a big, significant criteria in judging a film...

i dunno about you, but im afraid last year's "the legend of the guardians" was the best looking CGI film ive seen but the original toy story from 1995 thrashes it completely..

[bojangles1987]

Return of the King, definitely.

F*** The Godfather part 3.

[bojangles1987]

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, and it's not even close. Everything in that film is masterful - From Leone's quick cuts from the immensely harsh desert landscapes to the closeups of character's facial expressions, to the absolutely stellar soundtrack composed by Ennio Morricone, the look and feel of the sparsely populated village encampments, to the civil war battle side story, and the vintage performance by Clint Eastwood (as well as the comic gold given to us by Eli Wallach).

It simply can't be touched. It also can't be stopped, can't be moved, and can't be rocked.

I didn't even notice the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly up there. Didn't even know it was a part 3.

[talip bin osman]

I didn't even notice the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly up there. Didn't even know it was a part 3.

its the 3rd part of the dollars trilogy featuring the man with no name...

[MaD RoBoT]

Good Bad Ugly, Return of the King then Bourne Ultimatum

[ßringer]

its the 3rd part of the dollars trilogy featuring the man with no name...

Yep.

A Fistful of Dollars
For A Few Dollars More
The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

In that order.

[Pocket Dogs!]

I know it's Pixar but where's Toy Story 3? I consider the Toy Story trilogy to be the greatest film trilogy because each successive film got better and better. On top of that, it ended the series at a massive peak.

[Jam Jars]

Die Hard 3
Return of the Jedi
Matrix Revolutions