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Notdaniel
♂ 41302
Member # 41302 |  Posted: 9:14 PM, November 11th (Monday), 2013 |     |
In a good moment had a light discussion about the best movie series.
She went with Lord of the Rings with the original star wars (not the added on crap).
I, being a typical guy I guess, said Lord of the Rings was good but Alien was my pick (before the vs predators crap).
What do you think? What is the best series?
Oh and Indiana Jones!!!
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sisoon
♂ 31240
Member # 31240 | | Posted: 11:33 PM, November 11th (Monday), 2013 | |
Thin Man?
I liked Lord of the Rings, but I think The Hobbit may be the worst series - not anywhere near as good as the book, and the movies'll take a lot longer to get through.
ETA: I withdraw the LOTR like. I saw reruns of LOTR last weekend. I watched the 1st, though I thought it got worse as it went along. I stopped watching 2 Towers after about 30 minutes, because I thought it was so bad - attractive on the surface, no depth. [This message edited by sisoon at 2:07 PM, November 20th (Wednesday)]
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NotDefeatedYet
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Member # 33642 | | Posted: 11:44 PM, November 11th (Monday), 2013 | |
The original star wars is too easy. I'm gonna lose my man card for this, but I'd say Before Sunrise, Before Sunset, and Before Midnight. I had to wait 9 years for each successive film.
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GabyBaby
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Member # 26928 | | Posted: 11:45 PM, November 11th (Monday), 2013 | |
My favorites (in no particular order):
Star Wars (original)
Lord of the Rings
Die Hard
Harry Potter (the books were still better though)
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Neznayou
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Member # 40654 | | Posted: 4:03 AM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
My favorite for years was Back to the Future. No hiding my age on that one, eh? 
However, after seeing the latest Iron Man movie, I have to rethink what my "favorite" is. I love the character development from the beginning of Iron Man to the end of Iron Man III. Tony Stark is a well-crafted, dynamic literary character. I really wish the trilogy had come out while I was still in college. I would have loved to spend a few hours drinking coffee and discussing. Also, the movie has fabulous special effects and stuff blows up. What more could you ask for?
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Member # 23890 | | Posted: 6:15 AM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
In agreement with most on the list, adding:
Terminator.
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Whalers11
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Member # 27544 | | Posted: 6:24 AM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
Not necessarily the "best", but my favorites:
Batman (Batman Begins/The Dark Knight/The Dark Knight Rises)
Lord of the Rings
Harry Potter
Iron Man
Back To The Future
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itainteasy
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Member # 31094 | | Posted: 7:41 AM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
If we're talking Movie Series, then I have to go with "The Godfather" although III left a bad taste in my mouth.
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Member # 24239 | | Posted: 8:04 AM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
For me, hands down, the original Star Wars.
I love Harry Potter, but it's really because of the books. The movies alone are too disjointed.
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abbycadabby
♀ 27428
Member # 27428 | | Posted: 8:49 AM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
Star Wars, original ones- none of the new crap
Harry Potter
Lord of the Rings
Indiana Jones
I also agree that the Hobbit movie is terrible.
Hmmm... I seem to be quite a follower here!
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ascian
♂ 40304
Member # 40304 | | Posted: 9:20 AM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
Thin Man?
And there we have our (currently) obscure winner! Glad to see there are others out there who love the series.
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Member # 26367 | | Posted: 2:00 PM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
I also thought the original Planet of the Apes movie series was pretty cool as a time-travel story arc.
Star Wars
Iron Man
Even though there are only 2 movies so far, I like the new Sherlock Holmes series
And dare I confess it?
Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead 
I'm done here; sick of 2 x 4s
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JustDone
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Member # 9742 | | Posted: 5:58 PM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
I like The Lord of The Rings, too, Notdaniel. 
SepH favorite is the Oceans movies (dunno how many there were...)
Oh, he likes the Bourne ones, too...
And James Bond
The kids like:
The Matrix'es
Pirates of the Caribbean's
Transformer's
Mad Max'es
[This message edited by JustDone at 10:09 PM, November 12th (Tuesday)]
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Member # 30817 | | Posted: 6:42 PM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
Harry Potter and Indiana Jones, minus the last one!
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meaniemouse
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Member # 10798 | | Posted: 9:10 PM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
I have to go with my people and say The Godfather. But only #1 and #2 were really any good. But gotta stay true to my roots. 
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GabyBaby
♀ 26928
Member # 26928 | | Posted: 9:25 PM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
Ooooooohhh!! Definitely add "The Godfather" series to my list (minus #3...ugh).
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dameia
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Member # 36072 | | Posted: 9:36 PM, November 12th (Tuesday), 2013 | |
I agree with most of the movies listed already. I just want to throw in the ring.....Toy Story!
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Member # 32810 | | Posted: 5:50 AM, November 13th (Wednesday), 2013 | |
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Notdaniel
♂ 41302
Member # 41302 | | Posted: 8:26 PM, November 15th (Friday), 2013 | |
What makes the hobby so bad???
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phmh
♀ 34146
Member # 34146 | | Posted: 8:45 PM, November 15th (Friday), 2013 | |
When I read this thread, my initial response was "Lethal Weapon" (and how can I be the first to mention it?)
Though "Thin Man" and "Harry Potter" have persuasive arguments as well!
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