I didn't care for the Spider Man movies, honestly. I haven't seen TDKR yet but the other two I definitely much prefer. Why?

Nolan's trilogy is just overall better. The Spiderman movies suffered from several weak points in each, but Dark Knight was very strong throughout each movie.

Dark Knight trilogy, no questions asked.

Is this seriously a question? The Dark Knight, by lightyears. Although it comes in third behind Back to the Future and Toy Story

Merida.

Hands down, Nolan's. Spider-Man isn't even close.

That's a good joke. Very good joke.

NOLAN.

I really wouldn't even consider Spiderman a trilogy after that third movie...

Yeah Nolan's. Don't get me wrong the first two spider man movies were great, but the last one just wasn't impressive enough. And The Dark Knight Trilogy is insanely deep man.

Not a fan of either, so I vote Lord of the Rings.

Personally I vote for the Metroid Prime Trilogy.

Nolan's definitely takes the cake on that one, but it's tough to compare the two. Nolan took us to some pretty dark places... Raimi wasn't willing to go that far.

Not a fan of either, so I vote Lord of the Rings.

 

How could I forget? The Dark Knight comes in fourth, then. So sorry, Mr. Nolan.

Merida

You're all wrong.

Clearly, The Matrix is the greatest trilogy ever made.

So... I'm the only who preferred Spidey? :okay:

How are you all forgetting the Alien trilogy? That's some of the best movies ever.

Not a fan of either, so I vote Lord of the Rings.

 

=O Outrageous! One does not simply "dislike" Nolan's Batman! [/jokes]

There is only one "Trilogy". It is called Star Wars and it is the reason your other blockbuster movie series even exist.

Also, the Raimi Spider-Man films are okay, but they are poor representations of Spider-Man (I still love them).

I haven't seen the new Batman film yet, but I prefer the superhero movies that take themselves a little less seriously. That's why I prefer the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

ITT: People who only watch Hollywood blockbusters. Probably the best trilogy that I can think of (off the top of my head) is The Three Colors Trilogy by Krzysztof Kieslowski.

(Also, I agree with DeeVee and xccj on just about everything.)

Spider-Man > Batman

Batman is leagues ahead of Spider-Man. But if the Amazing Spider-Man turns into a trilogy I may just revise that statement.