With the opening of Iron Man 3 we now several Comic book movie trilogies:

1. Iron Man trilogy

2. Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy

3. Spiderman trilogy

4. Transformers trilogy

5. Blade trilogy

Which one do you think is the best and why? I have yet to see Iron Man 3, Transformers: Dark of the Moon, or the Blade Trilogy so I'm going to have to go with the Batman trilogy. Overall it had a great story, great actors for the role, and also the villains are waaay better than the Iron Man or Spiderman trilogy.

Why is in the Batman board?

Transformers is a TOY movie trilogy, and they're making a 4th one.

Spider-man and Batman are the only ones that even compete for me, so Batman.

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On topic:

- Anything except Nolan's inane drivel.

EDIT:

- Also, how are you judging the iron man trilogy when the third movie doesn't come out until tomorrow? Likewise, how do you expect us to judge it as well?

- I'm just curious.

Ironman and Nolan's trilogy are tied seeing as Rises brings Nolan's down so much that Iron man 2 and 3 fuse together to make them equal.

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Nolan's Batman trilogy. Quality films across the board.

1. Batman trilogy.

Batman Begins=GOLD.

Dark Knight=PURE GOLD.

Dark Knight Rises=Great film.

2. Iron Man trilogy

Iron Man 1=GOLD.

Iron Man2=pretty good, not great.

Iron Man 3=great film.

3. Spider-Man trilogy

Spider-Man 1=great film.

Spider-Man 2=GOLD.

Spider-Man 3=garbage.

4. X-Men trilogy.

X-Men=pretty good film.

X2=Great film.

X3=pretty good film.

5. Blade Trilogy.

Blade 1=great film.

Blade 2=pretty good film.

Blade 3=lame

That's the top in correct order.

For my money:

1. Raimi's Spider-Man Trilogy

• Spider-Man = 8/10
• Spider-Man 2 = 10/10
• Spider-Man 3 = 6/10

2. Nolan's Batman Trilogy

• Batman Begins = 8/10
• The Dark Knight = 10/10
• The Dark Knight Rises = 4/10

3. Singer/Ratner X-Men Trilogy

• X-Men = 7/10
• X2: X-Men United = 9/10
• X-Men 3: The Last Stand = 6/10

4. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy

• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles = 7/10
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Secret of the Ooze = 8/10
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3 = 5/10

5. Blade Trilogy

• Blade = 7/10
• Blade 2 = 6/10
• Blade 3 = 4/10

I haven't seen Iron Man 3 yet, so I can't rank it as a trilogy yet, but as far as the movies go:

• Iron Man = 9/10
• Iron Man 2 = 6/10

I posted it in every board where I mentioned a character. So it is in this mone the iron man board, spiderman board, and blade board

Yeah, as if Spiderman3 would ever be better than TDKR.

TDKR was a great film, on par with BB but below TDK. It wasn't plot holes so much as people complaining that redundant/unimportant things weren't shown obviously on screen (why did Bane have to take him there personally? omg, how did he get back into the city??)

Right now, it comes down to Nolan's Batman and Ironman. Which one is best comes down to personal preference (ex: good quality fun vs. serious story tone).

This shouldn't be here, but...I am guilty of this too from time to time.

Batman is my number one. And is Iron Man going to be a trilogy?!?!

The Punisher Trilogy. 1, 2, 3.

=P.

..... uh it already is... Or do you mean is it going to be just a trilogy meaning is this the last one?

I meant that I thought they were going to make a 4th Iron Man movie.

Nolan's Batman is probably the best comicbook movie adaptation so far.

I can't help but wonder what if Burton made a 3rd Batman movie

- Iron Man Trilogy

-Nolan's Batman

-Spiderman Trilogy

Iron Man trilogy easily. Though I'm interested in seeing what goes on in the Captain America series.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trilogy (1990-1993), although II has long been outdated, overly aware of its general franchise kid demographic, cheese, Vanilla Ice not helping, but still FUN to watch all the same.

TMNT I - I'd say, 10/10

TMNT II - 7/10

TMNT III - 8/10 - not as great as the first, but better, steps more serious than the second

Nolan's Batman easily. All his movies were at least four star movies.

The greatest superhero movie trilogy has yet to be may made.

TDKR is better than any Marvel movie, easily.