Originally posted by @karoly-aczelI can say the same about David Lynch's "Eraserhead".
Watched Return of the Jedi when I was 12 or so.
Came out of that movie feeling better than after any movie ...
So for that reason alone Star Wars has a place in my heart.
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Only Star Wars worth watching: Star Wars itself.
Favourite planet: Dune, but only in Dune.
Favourite character: Ellen Ripley, Alien and Aliens.
Favourite skiffy series: Star Trek - TOS.
The rest of Trek is Soap In Space, the rest of Wars is Westerns In Space, the rest of Aliens is... never mind, and the rest of Dune is worthless.
Sequelitis: Just Say No!
Originally posted by @bongallojoeJar, jar binks has to be at the top of my list.
I FRIGGIN LOVE IT!!! 😀 : D 😀
whats your favorite one? whats your favorite planet? whos the best jedi and the best bad guy? who is the best character?
Fav one: revenge of the sith
Fav planet: corasaunt and Tatueen
Best jedi: the dude with the purple lightsaber i forgot his name. ;( 😞
Best baddie: Darth Maul
BEST CHARACTER IS LITTLE ANIKAN SKYWALKER DONT EVEN TRY TO FUKIN ARGUE
Who is the best of the above for you?
Well done Star wars! 😵
Originally posted by @ponderableAs a SW fan myself, my answers are:
What is the point of a discussion, when I may not argue who the best character is?
Favourite movie: Episode IV
Favourite Plante: Dagobah
Best Jedi: Windaloo
Best Baddie: Count Dhoku
Best character: Yoda
Favourite film: Episode VI (of the original trilogy), Episode III (of the new trilogy), TBC (Last trilogy)
Favourite Planet: Endor
Best Jedi: Obi Wan Kenobi
Best Baddie: Palpatine/Emperor (or one could argue Yoda - for his failings as leader of the Jedi Council)
Best character: Jar Jar Binks (sorry, that was a poorly conceived joke) - Princess Leia - the original bad-ass female Sci-Fi lead (Alien and Ripley was 2 years later)
Originally posted by @bongallojoeyou and the star wars franchise and chaney3 and his love for an officer and a gentleman
you are dead to me. Star Wars is literally the best movie franchise in the history of the galaxy. even in the history of galaxies far far away. 😀
but literally. go see the phantom menace, the first one.you need to. im watching all of them tonight. im on the second, the clone wars. you are dead to me until you watch at least all of them. 😀
Max Luca ...[text shortened]... ness, you are dead to me until you watch the star wars trilogy (just 1-6, not the other 2 jazz.)
both seem like a bunch of giggling school girls talking about the cute boys in their class
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Originally posted by @ponderableTwo timing your son? 😕
I won't watch it with my son in the cinema this time, since I do have another date scheduled there...
From the articles following the Los Angeles premiere, especially the reactions of the crowd (who were, no doubt, obviously fans), this newest Act VIII, The Last Jedi, may end up being the best of the third trilogy, following in the footsteps of the last two trilogies, the second act seems to always be the best of the three.
The fact that it's going to be the only one in the last trilogy without J.J. Abrams directing is good enough for me.
Originally posted by @suzianneWell last acts have this Thing about bringing all threads together which can be an awfuly Business, especially if a second trilogy is already out and you have to connect to that one also. I think it was a real bad idea how Star wars was realized. I understand of course the boundary conditions...and it still became a BIG success, but anyway imagine that the Story could have been told from beginning to end..
From the articles following the Los Angeles premiere, especially the reactions of the crowd (who were, no doubt, obviously fans), this newest Act VIII, The Last Jedi, may end up being the best of the third trilogy, following in the footsteps of the last two trilogies, the second act seems to always be the best of the three.
The fact that it's going to be the only one in the last trilogy without J.J. Abrams directing is good enough for me.
Originally posted by @suzianneI'm certainly looking forward to seeing it.
From the articles following the Los Angeles premiere, especially the reactions of the crowd (who were, no doubt, obviously fans), this newest Act VIII, The Last Jedi, may end up being the best of the third trilogy, following in the footsteps of the last two trilogies, the second act seems to always be the best of the three.
The fact that it's going to be the only one in the last trilogy without J.J. Abrams directing is good enough for me.
Luke's back!!!