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One of the things Halo is well known for is it's multiplayer. It helped popularize online play for consoles. I hear many agreements for which is the best, and I would want to know which one is the best.

Sly 2 is often considered to be the best of the series by many people, myself included. However, Sly 3 is also a contender for other people, and honestly, I could see a case for that. So, what are elements Sly 3 did better than Sly 2.

The Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy are a series of iconic pirates movies. I had checked them out several months back, and really liked them. They’re considered to be the golden age of the franchise, so I would like to know how they work as a whole.
I think the first two movies are S tier and At World’s End is a A tier film. So as a whole I would say this is a S tier trilogy.

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Collision Course is considered to be the low point of the Blu Sky movies, and the point the series really overstayed it's welcome. Rather the movie is good or bad is not the point of the topic. The topic is about: 1) did the story need to continue, 2) does it expand the series' worldbuilding/lore in a meaningful way, 3) does it maintain and expand the thesis and themes of the previous movies, 4) does it innovate and/or renovate on the franchise, 5) does it make the story of the previous entries better, and 6) leaving a positive impact on the series, especially long term. Does Collision Course do all or most of these things?

I had asked on whether the sequels in the trilogy justify their existence and now it's time to ask about Continental Drift. To some this is considered the point where the series started to overstay its welcome. So, it would be an interesting question on if this movie did enough to prove it has a reason to existence. This isn't just about being a good movie on its own, but also expanding the series' worldbuilding/lore, maintaining and expanding the thesis and themes of the previous movies, innovating and/or renovating on the franchise, and leaving a positive impact on the series, especially long term. Did Continental Drift do those things?

Seed of Chucky was the last Child’s Play movie to have theatrical release until the 2019 remake. This was due to being a box office bomb as well as being considered one of the weakest entries in the series. With almost 22 years passing by I would like to know how it’s viewed today.
I found Seed to be mediocre but it has its moments.

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After I had asked if The Meltdown justifies its existence now, I want to discuss Dawn of the Dinosaurs. This is considered to be the best of the Ice Age sequels, and some say it would have been a solid end point for the franchise. However, does the movie justify its existence in the first place? This includes more ways than just being a good movie on its own, but also in regard to expanding the series' worldbuilding/lore, maintaining and expanding the thesis and themes of the previous movies, innovating and/or renovating on the franchise, and leaving a positive impact on the series, especially long term. What would you say?

Cars 1 is viewed as either mid Pixar movie or a underrated gem by many compared to the quality of the studio’s films in the 2000s. So after watching the trilogy I think it would be a good idea to ask about the quality of the movies. Considering this has been a childhood favorite of mine when I was younger and it being the first film in the series I’m curious to see what the results would be.
I personally think Cars 1 is underrated.

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I have heard about the general consensus of the Batman Arkham games but I don’t know which one people think has the best story. So I would like to ask this question to you.

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Of all the Star Wars movies The Last Jedi is the most divisive of them all. It marked a major turning point on how many view Disney Star Wars and the sequel trilogy. With that said how do you feel about the movie almost 9 years later?
I’m personally not a fan of The Last Jedi.

Bride of Chucky is the fourth movie in the series, and has a campier tone compared to the trilogy. Chucky has a new design, a new character, and moves away from Andy.
I was going to give Bride a B but giving it more thought I’m leaning more towards an A.

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Many consider Terminator 2 to be better than the first movie, but there are people who prefer T1. I asked about what T3 did better than T1 & 2. So, it's time to ask about what Terminator 1 has over Terminator 2.

I had completed the Dead Space Trilogy and I'll be playing the remake soon. In the meanwhile, I want to talk about this action horror trilogy. Inspired by Resident Evil but taking a spin on it by focusing on dismembering limbs and leaning more into horror. This series is viewed an icon in the genre for this reason. While polls have been disabled on this subreddit I still want to what your ranking of this looks like.

My Ranking: Dead Space 2 > Dead Space 1 > Dead Space 3.