Kaines
Potato Supreme
So I guess Infinity War doesn't count either....Part 2 of a trilogy (at that point), doesn't count.
So I guess Infinity War doesn't count either....Part 2 of a trilogy (at that point), doesn't count.
Agreed, it doesn't. Neither does Matrix 2.So I guess Infinity War doesn't count either....
Debatable, was it intended as a part of series or was it orignally intended as a one off? Star Wars was originally a one off, when they went to production with Empire it was turned into Episode 4 and made part of a trilogy. In a trilogy the second movie serves as "act 2" where the protagonists usually end of at their lowest for the come-from-behind victory. Infinity War and Endgame were written and produced to be Part 1 and Part 2 of series, if they won in Infinity War what would have been the point of Endgame?silence of the lambs doesnt count then i guess
Silence of the Lambs was already the sequel to Red Dragon. the movie in the 80s was called Manhunter.Debatable, was it intended as a part of series or was it orignally intended as a one off? Star Wars was originally a one off, when they went to production with Empire it was turned into Episode 4 and made part of a trilogy. In a trilogy the second movie serves as "act 2" where the protagonists usually end of at their lowest for the come-from-behind victory. Infinity War and Endgame were written and produced to be Part 1 and Part 2 of series, if they won in Infinity War what would have been the point of Endgame?
Hannibal works, Dr. Lecter gets away in the end and even feeds some brains to a kid. I am not arguing against Silence of the Lambs as, as far as I understand it, it was not part of a PLANNED trilogy of films though I could be mistaken. That is the key issue here, PLANNED. Infinity War and Empire Strikes Back were part of a planned series so their outcome is written to justify the next part. Their "endings" are just wrap ups to set up the next part.Silence of the Lambs was already the sequel to Red Dragon. the movie in the 80s was called Manhunter
i dont think Hanibal was meant to be a thing. i think it was just fan service. the book wasnt very good compared to the first two.Hannibal works, Dr. Lecter gets away in the end and even feeds some brains to a kid. I am not arguing against Silence of the Lambs as, as far as I understand it, it was not part of a PLANNED trilogy of films though I could be mistaken. That is the key issue here, PLANNED. Infinity War and Empire Strikes Back were part of a planned series so their outcome is written to justify the next part. Their "endings" are just wrap ups to set up the next part.
You know, like racist stuff, like alt right white supremacy stuff, like.......um.........I don't know, you know racist stuff. Stuff the crazy right wingers do, you know, scary!recruiting who into what, pray tell?