By Marquee Editorial3 entries
The Three Colors movie franchise consists of three distinct films released between 1993 and 1994: Blue, White, and Red. These films follow individual characters dealing with unique life circumstances, from a woman surviving a car accident to a Polish immigrant facing divorce and a part-time model befriending a retired judge. While the films feature separate plots and casts, watching them in their original release order allows viewers to experience the works as they were presented to audiences. Order is flexible since the stories are independent, but release order remains the standard viewing path.

Three Colors: Blue
Movie, 1993
Three Colors: Blue (1993) starts with the wife of a famous composer surviving a car accident that kills her husband and daughter, leading her to explore newfound freedom.

Three Colors: White
Movie, 1994
Three Colors: White (1994) follows Polish immigrant Karol Karol after his French wife divorces him, forcing him to leave France and enlist a fellow Polish expatriate.

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Three Colors: Red
Movie, 1994
Three Colors: Red (1994) features part-time model Valentine, who unexpectedly befriends a grumpy retired judge after she runs over his dog and returns to his house.
| # | Title | Type | Year | Rating | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Three Colors: Blue | Movie | 1993 | ★ 7.6 | Not yet |
| 2 | Three Colors: White | Movie | 1994 | ★ 7.4 | Not yet |
| 3 | Three Colors: Red | Movie | 1994 | ★ 7.9 | Not yet |
Average audience ratings, in watch order.
You should start watching the Three Colors franchise with Three Colors: Blue, released in 1993. This entry begins the sequence by following the wife of a famous composer who survives a car accident.
Release order is not strictly required since each film features separate characters and plots, but watching Blue, White, and Red in release order follows the original premiere sequence.
The provided entry facts do not state whether any entries can be skipped, as each film presents a unique story focusing on different characters and distinct life events.
Watch in this order: 1. Three Colors: Blue, 2. Three Colors: White, 3. Three Colors: Red.
This guide lists 3 entries, released between 1993 and 1994.
Three Colors: Red has the highest average rating in this guide, at 7.9 out of 10.