Alien? Mission: Impossible? Toy Story? What is the greatest movie franchise ever?

With new chapters in the worlds of Mad Max and Planet of the Apes out now, Guardian writers have picked their favourite big screen franchises to date

Related Keywords

Vienna ,Wien ,Austria ,Paris ,France General ,France ,Hollywood ,California ,United States ,Langley ,Lorraine ,Brian De ,Centre ,Iraq ,American ,French ,Scott Tobias ,Andrew Lawrence ,Veronica Esposito ,Danny Ocean ,Jean Pierre Jeunet ,Christopher Mcquarrie ,David Fincher ,Radheyan Simonpillai ,Adam Scott ,James Cameron ,Andrew Garfield ,Brian De Palma ,Will Smith ,Ernst Lubitsch ,Oliver Conroy ,Andrew Pulver ,Agatha Christie ,Adrien Brody ,John Woo ,Charles Bramesco ,Tom Cruise ,Catherine Shoard ,John Hughes ,Richard Linklater ,Jennifer Lawrence ,Julie Delpy ,Jesse Hassenger ,Danny Glover ,Ridley Scott ,Steven Soderbergh ,Arnold Schwarzeneggar ,Ethan Hawke ,Dan Trachtenberg ,Adrian Horton ,Martin Lawrence ,Olivia Munn ,Judianna Makovsky ,Burj Khalifa ,Tobey Maguire ,Tom Holland ,Suzanne Collin ,Brad Bird ,Scooby Doo ,Michael Bay ,Benjamin Lee ,Pixar ,Ghost Protocol ,Dead Reckoning Part ,Toy Story ,Toy Story That Time Forgot ,Hunger Games ,Catching Fire ,Bad Boys ,Detectives Lowrey ,First Blood Part ,Billy Wilder ,Spidey Adjacent Venom ,