True, the first two were definitely the strongest of the series--and it's interesting to me how different each director's take on them was.
Now, 3 definitely had a lot of problems and considering the mess that David Fincher was left with, well it's amazing he got a chance to helm something else.
Resurrection? UGH! Even I can only forgive Winona Ryder so much.
But the Quadrilogy has two versions of each film. I guess I must be a quantity over quality person? .: sulking :.
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Date: 2008-02-29 05:36 pm (UTC)Now, 3 definitely had a lot of problems and considering the mess that David Fincher was left with, well it's amazing he got a chance to helm something else.
Resurrection? UGH! Even I can only forgive Winona Ryder so much.
But the Quadrilogy has two versions of each film. I guess I must be a quantity over quality person? .: sulking :.