Major franchises are now the norm in the movie world and have spawned many great series. Some of these series use the trilogy format. While some movies may not need an entire trilogy, there are others that use the format nicely and cohesively. Trilogies are a great way to develop a story across three films, or tie together three similar films thematically and conceptually. While there are many well-known trilogies such as the Lord of the Rings, there are also lesser-known watches worth. Here are some great movie trilogies that deserve more appreciation.
10 Red Curtain Trilogy (1992-2001)
Baz Luhrmann's Red Curtain Trilogy is a conceptual trilogy of films with similar themes. The movies are incl Strictly ballroom in 1992, Romeo + Juliet in 1996, and Moulin Rouge! in 2001. Luhrmann said each follows a particular style and contains a theatrical motif. Strictly ballroomabout two dancers participating in a competition, has dance as its motive. Romeo + Juliet contains poetry in the adaptation of the classic piece. Moulin Rouge!, a jukebox music about two lovers in a cabaret, with music. They are all about love and its different forms, with great music, costumes and visuals.
9 Irish Folklore Trilogy (2009-2020)
Like the Red Curtain Trilogy, the Irish Folklore Trilogy features films linked by similar location, themes and animation. It consists of 2009's Kelly's secret2014 The song of the seaand 2020 Wolfwalkers. Kelly's secret features Brendan, a young boy searching for the magical Book of Kells. Song of the sea tells the story of Ben, who resents his younger sister for blaming her for their mother's death. Finally, Wolfwalkers explores the friendship between a human girl and a werewolf girl. Each film adapts elements of Irish history and folklore and demonstrates their importance. It breathes new life into history, combined with beautiful hand-painted animations that resemble real art.
8 Mexico/Mariachi trilogy (1992-2003)
This trilogy starts with 1992's El Mariachi, about a traveling musician who is mistaken for an escaped killer and endangered. Made on a low budget of $7,000, it was so well received that an American studio picked it up for distribution. Mariachi's story of revenge after losing his loved ones continues with in despair in 1995 and Once upon a time in Mexico in 2003. The main character was first played by Carlos Gallardo, but this changed to Antonio Banderas for the last two films. Each movie features great performances that bring the characters to life, with action and a spirit reminiscent of classic westerns.
7 The Mighty Ducks Trilogy (1990-1996)
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The mighty ducks revolves around Gordon Bombay (Emilio Estevez), a lawyer who is caught driving under the influence and has to coach a youth hockey team as community service. The team is underfunded and always finishes last in the league, but with Bombay's help, the team grows closer and succeeds. the second movie, D2: The mighty ducks, sees the team compete in the Junior Goodwill Games, a tournament featuring teams from all over the world. It closes with D3: The mighty ducks, where players complete challenges to join a hockey prep school team. Considered by Collider as one of the best sports movies for kids, they are sure to make you feel good.
6 Cornetto trilogy with three flavors (2004-2013)
Edgar Wright's Three Flavors Cornetto Trilogy features three comedy films directed by Simon Pegg and Nick Frost. years 2004 Shaun of the dead sees the two undertake a zombie invasion. 2007 Busy hassle show them as police officers investigating shady murders. Finally the one from 2013 The end of the world revolves around a pub crawl derailed by an alien invasion. The films make heavy use of running jokes and repetitive themes. An additional highlight is the chemistry and friendship between Pegg and Frost in each film, along with memorable supporting characters.
5 Three Colors Trilogy (1993-1994)
The Three Colors Trilogy is a series of French and Polish films, each centered around a color and a word from the French motto: liberty, equality and fraternity. years 1993 Blue stars Juliette Binoche as Julie, who struggles after losing her family. years 1994 White tells about Karol, a divorced man who takes a dark path. years 1994 Red deals with a model who is challenged by many mishaps until she survives a boating accident. The other survivors of the crash are Julie and Karol. Their stories intersect at times throughout the trilogy, showing how close their lives have been all along.
4 Jersey Trilogy (1994-1997)
Kevin Smith's Jersey Trilogy is the debut of beloved characters Jay (Jason Mewes) and Silent Bob (Smith). Starting with 1994's Clerks— which Den of Geek considers Smith's best movie — we see the pair hanging out outside the Quick Stop and getting into trouble. years 1995 Mallrats takes place the day before Clerks, and sees the two spend their day at a mall, trying to destroy a game show stage for a friend. Finally, in 1997, chasing Amy brings a little depth to their story; the two become famous comic book characters and Silent Bob explores his past relationships. The characters would continue to appear in Smith's films, but this is their original trilogy and captures the humor and aimlessness of the time.
3 Millennium Trilogy (2009)
Based on the trilogy of books, the Millennium Trilogy begins with The girl with the dragon tattoo. It stars Noomi Rapace as Lisbeth Salander, a hacker who teams up with journalist Mikael Blomkvist (Michael Nyqvist), investigating an unsolved murder. the second movie, The girl who played with fire, the duo's story continues when Lisbeth is falsely accused of murder and Mikael tries to help her. It closes with The girl who kicked the hornet's nest, while Lisbeth faces trial against her murderous father. Each is gritty and complex, making for a thrilling mystery brought to life by the excellent lead duo.
2 Night at the Museum trilogy (2006-2014)
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This trilogy starts with 2006's Night at the museum, starring Ben Stiller as Larry, who becomes the night watchman at a history museum. During his shift, all of the museum's exhibits come to life and wreak havoc until he gains control and gains their trust. the second movie, Battle of the Smithsonian, takes Larry and the Exhibits to the Smithsonian, where they get into even more trouble. Finally, Secret of the Tomb sees the group in London, hoping to protect the tablet that brings the exhibits to life. The trilogy contains fun history and humor, and has many notable performances, including Robin Williams' Theodore Roosevelt.
1 How to Train Your Dragon Trilogy (2010-2019)
How to train your dragon tells the story of Hiccup (Jay Baruchel), a Viking at odds in his village of fierce dragon-slaying warriors. This uneasiness grows when he befriends a dragon that he has to slay. Although their friendship comes with risks, she remains strong in 2014 How to train your dragon 2, where Hiccup faces off against dragon hunters. 2019 The hidden world takes both on a journey to find a secret world of dragons. Each pops out with colorful animation, and the great characters further differentiate them as Hiccup grows and matures. It's a fun trilogy that's also a great human story.
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