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Originally Posted by The Mothman
i dont see how carpenter's films are a series
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Originally Posted by bloodrayne
HaHa...Actually, it was more like, I thought to myself "Hey, I have all 3 of those...But, I had no idea they went together somehow" :)
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Originally Posted by bwind22
yep. same here.
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This question wasnt asked in Round 1 when the Apocalypse trilogy beat the Scarecrow trilogy...but maybe it skipped everyone's mind then...
Anyway, to clear it up, if any of you possess the Director's commentary/interview disks of any/all 3 of the movies, you ll notice that John Carpenter mentions these 3 movies as a part of his official
Apocalypse trilogy...sort of
thematic trilogy which is a collective set of work. There are no recurring characters or official ties between the 3 movies, other than that
all 3 movies share many of the same elements in their respective 3 endings.
Same goes for the
Revenge/Vengeance trilogy, as Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy & Lady Vengeance run on the same parallel story-lines to be included together as a official group of collective work by the director, Park Chan Wook.
The Carpenter Apocalypse trilogy breezes to an easy
7-1 win over the asian Vengeance/ Revenge trilogy!!
next match up in a sec...