Top Ten Movie Franchises/Series With No Bad Movies

These are the film series that don't have a bad installment in their series
The Top Ten
1 Toy Story

Pixar's magnum opus, the "Toy Story" movies are good to the point that it defies logic. To say nothing as to how the first film pioneered the use of computer animation, the series is also a tour de force in heartfelt storytelling, wringing out profound themes of purpose and the meaning of existence. To that end, each entry is either perfect or nearly so, with the first two installments more than earning their 100% marks of approval on Rotten Tomatoes. Though some would argue that it ought to have remained a trilogy, few can knock the sheer mastery on display in "Toy Story 4," which pushes the boundaries of animation to near live-action status.

This was a good trilogy, although some might not like the dark turn in toy story 3 the first two in the series has a perfect score on rotten tomatoes and the third one is at 99 so arguably the most successful trilogy ever made according to RT

Out of all the Toy Story movies released so far, then yes. All of them are really good. But there will be a 4th one soon. Here's hoping it would be good enough for the franchise.

Toy Story 1 and 2 were classics but the third installment was just depressing. Here's hoping that Toy Story 4 won't be a cash-grab movie.

2 The Lord Of The Rings

While "The Hobbit" trilogy is a mixed bag, Peter Jackon's "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy is cinematic perfection. The fact that these were all filmed back-to-back-to-back - save for some pick-up shots - truly and rightly gives the trilogy the sense that it's actually one complete film, which is often how we choose to rewatch it today. The acting, special effects, high-fantasy sequences, and a stellar score from Howard Shore come together to make for one magical moviegoing experience we aren't apt to forget. These films really do bow to no one.

All three parts are very intriguing and are just fantastic! Although others wouldn't agree with me, I think The Hobbit trilogy is almost as good.

All 3 of these movies were great and got good ratings. Not the biggest fan but I still love this film series

This was also a very well rated trilogy the only problem is that it was very boring

3 Star Wars Original Trilogy

Too those that say some of the movies sucked, keep in mind that the Franchise has gone on for 11 movies so far, it is hard to make a series for that many movies without some forgettable movies. It gets even harder when there is a large amount of time between the original and the newer movies between the movies in the series It is easy to make trilogy that is good

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Return of the Jedi was in my opinion the best of them, followed by Empire Strikes Back and then A New Hope

NO
Attack of the clones
The phantom menace
The Last jedi
Rogue one
Solo
Those movies are terrible.

4 Harry Potter

While the subsequent "Fantastic Beasts" movies have struggled to replicate the same magic, the core "Harry Potter" movies remain unblemished. Even despite splitting the final book into two films, all eight entries are more or less solid. The series even does a seamless job transitioning from lighter to darker fare as the characters mature, whilst still managing to retain a universal spirit and sense of wonder. Sure, some episodes in the saga are bound to be more beloved than others, but it's astounding nevertheless how consistent they managed to be while still keeping the quality at an esteemed level.

I forget the changes now. Like we didn't see Harry buying his books, robes and meets Draco, with Hagrid when he gets him Hedwig, Hagrid with him when he gets his wand. Returns to the Dursley's after. Ginny less of a role than she did in the books. Snape was protecting the stone so where is his logic puzzle? Potion for the fireplaces. The Deathday Party, Lockhart more comical than annoying. Hermione having most of the lines of the characters, defense Against The Dark Arts class the Boggart Snape was actually in the room. The map. House Elves Dragon flies around Hogwarts, the maze, Dobby found the room of requirement, more rooms in the department of mysteries, a movie thing the random muggle girl instead of the Dursleys, Voldemort didn't fall to the ground he exploded. I suppose the script for the Cursed Child did the 19 years later a bit more accurate than the film but its just a play so whatever.

While this is one of my favorite film series, fortunately I felt the last film was a bit disappointing and a letdown, and Order of Phoenix, whilst good, was a bit too silly at parts. Still, compared to the books I just see the books and films as two different versions. - SailorSedna

The first couple were great, but after the 3rd one it got disappointing, especially since most have read the series and compared it to the movies, but if you ignore all the parts they had edited out of the movie or outright changed all of them were entertaining

5 Back To The Future Trilogy

You know, we're actually kind of glad that director Robert Zemeckis has since blocked any attempts to make more of these because the trilogy that we have is perfect as is. Sure, parts "II" and "III" could never have been as iconic as the original "Back to the Future," but they're heaps of fun in their own right. To that end, they all hold up incredibly well over thirty years later, with the general spirit and the chemistry between Michael J. Fox and Christopher Lloyd never faltering once. Moreover, the movies manage to feel wholly distinct from one another, each taking the base time travel concept and doing something different with it. Who knew a sci-fi western movie could actually work?

I agree. I can never get tired of this trilogy. Although the second and the third film weren't as good as the first one, it still had the heart and humor it showed us in the trilogy's first film. The characters are very lovable as well and the plot is just amazing!

Their weren't any bad movies in the trilogies but after the first one everything get weird and they have a kind of average rating 66 and 74 on RT compared to 96 for the original movie

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Rotten Tomatoes ratings don't determine what one thinks of the quality of a film themselves. I actually think all three were amazing. - SailorSedna

6 Marvel Cinematic Universe

There's never been a cinematic triumph quite like the MCU. In just over a decade, the MCU amassed a whopping twenty-three feature films and more than $22 billion at the box office worldwide… and counting. And thanks to a fairly consistent sense of humor and tone, none of the individual entries feel like an outright black sheep. Sure, some are less momentous than others, like "Thor: The Dark World," but if that's the floor, you gotta know the ceiling is through the roof. As if the monumental "Avengers: Endgame" wasn't awesome enough, Marvel's managed to make sociologically profound films like "Black Panther" to boot. Even the first film, "Iron Man," remains one of the best onscreen origin stories to date.

A lot of their movies were great. But, Captain Marvel, Eternals, Thor: The Dark World, and Iron Man 2, were not good at all. So even as a fan of MCU movies, I wouldn't say the MCU is completely flawless.

Is this a joke? There's only like 3 of these movies in total I actually liked from this series and most of them like Iron Man 3 and Ant Man 2 are awful. The only reason they get good ratings on RT is because RT is biased and probably owned ny Disney and they pay them to give good reviews.

The only movie I'd consider "bad" is Thor: The Dark World and that's not because I didn't like the movie, I enjoyed it but it's just very forgettable

7 The Dark Knight Trilogy

This is difficult, you can't just say the Dark Knight because then your ignoring more than half franchise, though personally I don't think any of the movies were boring in the Franchise but they did have movies that were torn up by the critics namely: Batman and Robin ( is so bad that it is good for all the wrong reason), and Batman Forever (I think this movie is underrated it is very entertaining)

Overrated but still really good superhero flicks

Two words: Heath Ledger.

I hate all of them.

8 Kung Fu Panda

A good well rated trilogy but some of the side movies were ify

The first 2 were actually really good, And the 3rd one was pretty solid.

Such a great movie series.

Phenomenal series

9 Ip Man

Though they had the monumental task of following up decades of superb martial arts cinema, the "Ip Man" movies starring Donnie Yen have been surging in popularity in recent years, and that is not an accident. Using the fascinating life of the titular Wing Chun grandmaster as their foundation, the movies then springboard off into telling compelling stories with weighty themes. Even though they're not historically accurate, they more than justify taking creative liberty by backing it up with truly exhilarating fight choreography. Donnie Yen was already a martial arts star before this series, but by now he is easily a legend.

One of the best Martial Arts Franchises all of the Donnie Yen Ip Man are really good and can't wait for the fourth one.
Even some of the none Donnie Yen movies were good: The Legend is Born and Ip Man the final fight

10 How to Train Your Dragon

DreamWorks Animation has had plenty of successful franchises, perhaps none more so than the "Shrek" movies. But if we're talking consistency in quality, none of their other works rival the "How to Train Your Dragon" trilogy. The perfect overarching narrative with an equally stirring beginning, middle, and end, the series of films weaves together the story of a barrier-breaking friendship we're not soon to forget. The animation overall is simply sublime, getting more and more refined with each installment. The voice cast as well is incredibly well-rounded and dynamic. It really doesn't get more astounding than this.

We still have to wait and see if the third wil be god as well. But I loved the first two

I guess you could say all three of them were great.

I like dragons

The Contenders
11 Indiana Jones
12 The Hobbit

No way... these movies were done horribly, and while I understand that they can't EXACTLY copy the book, they left a lot out and put way too much emphasis on a lot of trivial things (i.e. the last movie was based on literally ONE CHAPTER of the book). The first one was pretty good, I'll admit, but the third installment was such a throwaway.

Hey no repeats: you can't say Lord of the rings and the hobbit since their the same franchise, but overall a pretty solid 6 movies with only one of the movies falling below 60% on RT, the hobbit movies could have been better but they were rushed it would have been good if Peter Jackson invisioned it has a duology instead of a trilogy, but hey if got to make movie

Not too good compared to The lord of the rings but still solid flicks

Good, could have been better.

13 Night at the Museum

This series has no movies that has a rating above 60%.

It was a good premise but the movies were kind of forgettable but there is some entertainment value in the trilogy

All of these are great movies

This I can agree with

14 The Incredibles

The first and second movie were great. However, this franchise isn't done yet since there is a possibility of a third movie coming out.

A very good start of a franchise but we need to wait for the Incredibles 3 before we can access this since a movie series can't be a franchise until it has at least three movies

Should not be on the list, with the number of instalments it has compared to others.

I've only seen the original but I didn't like it that much

15 Batman

Sorry you can't have the dark knight only and the Batman originals. The franchise includes all the batman movies the original trilogy and the new trilogy so the should be adjust to show the Franchise as a whole

Wanna know how the series ended? Because of Batman and Robin being a complete flop.

I love this film series.

16 James Bond
17 Jurassic Park

Out of the entire 5 movies so far only 2 have an above 60% rating on RT (the original and Jurassic World).
I personally believe the Lost world should have a much higher rating and am surprised it is stand with a 53%.
Out of the entire Franchise the only one I didn't like was Fallen Kingdom

I have'nt seen Fallen Kingdom but yes I guess all of those I have seen are good. The first was really good, the lost world was really good as well, 3 was my favourite of the bunch and World was pretty good as well (although very rehashed)

Disagree all you want with me on 3 and Fallen Kingdom but I liked them. And if you compare them to the other movies, There not even that bad. Just OK, I personally liked both of them

Jurassic Park III and World sucked

18 My Little Pony: Equestria Girls

So true although I think they are running out of ideas and should focus more on the actual show.

19 Mad Max

Oh, what a franchise, what a lovely franchise! While "Mad Max" may be one of the more out-there contenders what with its kooky characters and no-nonsense, balls-to-the-wall action sequences, it can't be denied the level of commitment and craftsmanship that went into creating George Miller's guzzoline-fueled apocalyptic landscape. While they're all unique in their own way, with the first one taking place in the pseudo-before-times and "Beyond Thunderdome" being the weird one with Tina Turner, it's that variety that keeps us coming back for more. Plus, how many franchises can say they peaked with their fourth installment to the tune of six Oscars?

This is a very solid franchise with no movies with a below 60% rating should be higher in my opinion

Great franchise

20 Superman

This is hard, Superman is kind of a God character and God characters are boring by default.
But the first to movies of the original Christopher Reeves were good if your a fan of Superman.
My favorite is Man of Steel personally

Superman IV: The Quest for Peace exists, so take Superman off this list.

21 Sam Raimi Spider-Man Trilogy

Outside of the Amazing Spider-man 2 and Spiderman-3 this was a solid Franchise.
Spider-man 3 was only bad because Sam Raimi was try to make something truly grand, but it is difficult to make a Superhero movie with 4 villains in it

Yes, the trilogy is awesomne! And while Marc Webb's movies are dissapointing they are still enjoyable (especially the first one). Homecoming was disapointing but still good

This will always be my favorite Spider-Man franchise.

Yes, this series is about flawless

22 The Lion King
23 The Godfather

Both the first two movies are considered among the best ever, and the third is still really good but not as good as the first two.

The third one kind of killed it from being a great franchise, but the first 2 were classics

24 Gremlins

These two movies were amazing, Gremlins 2 is very underrated

25 Lilo & Stitch

Not a franchise and will most likely never be with how bad the 2nd one was

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