>First movie is generally well-liked
>Second movie universally agreed to be the best and has the most interesting and complex villain
>Third movie is entertaining because it's shlocky but is otherwise hated, and also has a problem in trying to squeeze in too many subplots
Is it just coincidence, or is there something deeper at play?
>Second movie universally agreed to be the best and has the most interesting and complex villain
>Third movie is entertaining because it's shlocky but is otherwise hated, and also has a problem in trying to squeeze in too many subplots
Is it just coincidence, or is there something deeper at play?
