Triple Feature (+)

[MarkB]

Cornetto trilogy, since they're not actually sequels. I might sub out either Paul or Scott Pilgrim for The World's End as it's my least favourite of the three, but Shaun of the Dead is a classic romzomcom, and Hot Fuzz is a cinematic masterpiece.

 

[Ryujin]

Cornetto trilogy, since they're not actually sequels. I might sub out either Paul or Scott Pilgrim for The World's End as it's my least favourite of the three, but Shaun of the Dead is a classic romzomcom, and Hot Fuzz is a cinematic masterpiece.

It's great fun to watch for the scenes that were repeated in all three films and I have done this watch.

 

[the Jester]

Krull
Ladyhawke
Beastmaster

 

[TheSword]

Unbreakable, Split, Glass. They’re three films in the same universe but not strictly sequels.

 

[Hriston]

A trio of films from director Alex Cox based on stories from real life, two from the mid/late 80’s and one from 2017:

• Sid and Nancy
• Walker
• Tombstone Rashomon

 

[payn]

You could do Paul Thomas Anderson eras triple features.

Late 90's/Early Aughts;
Boogie Nights
Magnolia
Punch Drunk Love

2010's
The Master
Inherent Vice
Phantom Thread.

 

[MoonSong]

Don Bluth!

Land before time
Secret of Nihm
Anastasia

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Tarantino knock-offs:

• Go
• Romeo is Bleeding
• Bad Times at the El Royale

Romeo is Bleeding is the weakest of these. I would substitute in 2 Days in the Valley, which is Charlize Theron's debut role, as I recall, but the studio-mandated changes to the ending weakens it considerably and, as I recall, pushes it into problematic territory.

 

[Deset Gled]

Don Bluth!

Land before time
Secret of Nihm
Anastasia

Anastasia over An American Tale?

Okay. I guess I'll take it. With minimal but notable begrudging.

 

[TiQuinn]

Anastasia over An American Tale?

Okay. I guess I'll take it. With minimal but notable begrudging.

Anastasia’s probably his best movie, IMO.