I never claimed to be "special"--but thanks for your sneering comment nonetheless.

My point was only that people have different tastes in films--not that my taste is somehow superior to anyone (or everyone) else's. I happen to like foreign, classic, art, and indie films, but I would never look down on someone else's collection if it contained films that don't personally interest me. I like my collection; you like yours. More power to both of us.

Once again, FilmFanSea raises the quality of discourse here at DVDTalk...

some of the others, plus...

"Ginger Snaps" Trilogy

Star Wars IV-VI
Indiana Jones
Godfather
Man with No Name
Orphic trilogy
Apu trilogy
Three Colors
That's Entertainment
'qatsi trilogy

... and the, um, 'Madness' trilogy (Reefer Madness, Cocaine Fiends, & Sex Madness)

Well, the thought would have probably never crossed my mind if you hadn't prefaced your list with "No Star Wars, Indiana Jones...trilogies for me". That comment followed by a list of foreign and artsy films just came off as a kind of an 'elitist film snob' comment.

Alien
Back to the Future
Evil Dead
Dracula, Frankenstein, and Wolfman (I guess these count)
The Godfather
Infernal Affairs
Indiana Jones
Lord of the Rings
Mad Max
The Matrix
The Mummy (1999) (if you count Scorpion King)
Rambo
Star Wars
Smokey and the Bandit
Terminator

And of course the one I'm most proud of.....

Deathstalker!!! (well, actually 1, 2, & 4 because 3 isn't out on DVD)

The mainstream trilogies:

American Pie
Austin Powers
Back to the Future
Die Hard
Flash Gordon (serials)
The Godfather
Indiana Jones
John Wayne/Howard Hawks "Rio Bravo" films (Rio Bravo, El Dorado, Rio Lobo)
The Man with No Name
The Matrix
Naked Gun
Lord of the Rings
Rock Hudson/Doris Day "Romance" comedies (Pillow Talk, Lover Come Back, Send Me No Flowers)
Star Wars

The "foreign, artsy" stuff:

Ingmar Bergman Faith
Ingmar Bergman Island
Hiroshi Inagaki's Samurai
Fassbinder's BRD
Kieslowski's Three Colors
Marcel Pagnol's Fanny
Satyajit Ray's Apu
Jean Renoir's Stage & Spectacle

No, you just made sure to point out to everyone that you don't own certain popular titles. It made you look very cool, trust me. Even cooler is that, after you patted yourself on the back, you acted like it never happened. You're on a roll here.

DJ

The Apu trilogy
Star Wars (original)
Die Hard
Ingmar Bergman's "Faith trilogy"
Fassbinder's "BRD" Trilogy
The Gidget series (though I know calling those a "trilogy" is a big stretch)
Te Adventures of Indiana Jones
Back to the Future
The Godfather
Robert Rodriguez's "El Mariachi" trilogy
The Omen- if you don't count the last TV movie entry (shudder!)
Lord of the Rings
Sleepaway Camp
That's Entertainment!
Kieslowski's Three Colors trilogy
The Evil Dead trilogy
Romero's "Dead" trilogy (changed the day Land of the Dead is released, but there I go anyway...)
The Terminator movies
... and the very unofficial "trilogy" of Christopher Guest's mockumenataries Waiting for Guffman, Best in Show, A Mighty Wind.

*I didn't count Renoir's colorful French Can-Can, The Golden Coach & Elena as a trilogy because I don't see how they are at all, and Renoir didn't consider them to be, so not included.
I'm a bit eclectic and have a wide range of taste in case that looks really random to anyone...

American Pie
Back To The Future
Blade
Indiana Jones
Die Hard
Star Wars
Matrix
The Terminator
The Godfather
Evil Dead
Romero 'Dead' Trilogy
Sleepaway Camp
Man With No Name Trilogy (Good, The Bad, The Ugly... blah blah blah)
Austin Powers
Lord Of The Rings
Rambo
Jurassic Park
Robocop
Scary Movie
Scream


Exceptions? :

Harry Potter (obviously more are coming)
The Crow (new one on DVD next month)
Lion King (Lion King 1, and then 1 1/2, and then 2... meh)
Childs Play (If you don't count Bride and Seed as true Childs Play sequals)

Trilogy of Terror.

Police Story
A Better Tomorrow
Godfather
Orphic Trilogy
Chinese Ghost Story

Some single titles from trilogies:
Deathstalker II
Road Warrior (Mad Max 2)

And the "Sevens Trilogy":
Se7en / Seven Samurai / Seventh Seal

The Sevens Trilogy isn't really a trilogy, lol.

My trilogies:

Blade
Jurassic Park
Lord of the Rings
Predator

Hi everyone ! first message in this boad (<-dvd newbie I guess )

My triloogies :

-Matrix trilogie
-Godfather trilogie
-LOTR (extended version)

That's all

Kieslowski's Trois Couleurs Trilogy (Bleu, Blanc, Rouge)
Pasolini's 'Trilogy of Life' (Arabian Nights, Canterbury Tales, The Decameron)
Robocop
Lord or the Rings
Jurassic Park
Romero's 'Living Dead' Trilogy
Sleepaway Camp
Die Hard
Austin Powers

Alien
American Pie
Austin Powers
Back to the Future
Dracula
Frankenstein
Godfather
Indiana Jones
Jersy trilogy(no Dogma)
Jurrasic Park
Lion KIng
Lord of the Rings
Matrix
The Omen
Star Wars
Terminator
Wolfman

Matrix
Terminator
Back to the Future
Star Wars OT
Indiana Jones
Karate Kid (if you don't count four, which doesn't have Daniel-san)

Godfather
Lord of the Rings
Indiana Jones
Back to the Future
Robocop
Austin Powers

Star Wars
Indiana Jones
The Godfather
Die Hard
LOTR EEs
Matrix
Robert Rodriquez Mariachi trilogy

Indiana Jones
All Night Long
Back to the Future
Romero's Dead trilogy
Evil Dead
Harry Potter ( maybe this one doesnt count though as more will be coming)
Lord of the Rings
Matrix
Robocop
Sleepaway Camp
Star Wars

So they say one thing, then you assume what they mean and make a rude comment, and then I chime in to tell you that you're looking like the bad guy in this situation, and soon enough we all have anarchy.

The solution? Keep your comments to yourself.

The Godfather
Back to the Future
Indiana Jones
Star Wars OT
RoboCop
The Matrix Collection
The Lord of the Rings Extended Editions
The Karate Kid (The Next Karate Kid doesn't exist, and never happened)

LOTR
Terminator
Die Hard
Jurrasic Park
Indiana Jones

Austin Powers
Jurassic Park
Terminator
Rambo
Romero
Die Hard
Godfather
All Universal Legacy Collections
Lethal Weapon

+more..