What are you...

[Asso]

Yes, I know him, and I agree with you.

[TPoptarts]

Watching: old Star Wars movies. For the first time

[Pitseleh]

Really? Well, enjoy. They are way better than the prequels, IMHO.

[TPoptarts]

Yeah totally. I saw the prequels already like yesterday. Dude so much bad acting in one place HELP

[Elessar]

Yeah totally. I saw the prequels already like yesterday. Dude so much bad acting in one place HELP

The only reason for all 3 movies to exist is for the Yoda fight scene with Count Dooku. No doubt.

[TPoptarts]

Dude the CG characters outacted the real actors EVEN JARJAR but the Yoda fight scene was cool... the guy can hardly walk but he can jump around and do complex acrobatics (or maybe the reason he can hardly walk while he's not prancing in the air is that he's so BEAT from doing that in the first place. More believable )

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

You haven't seen the originals until now...?

Man, you must be really young!

[TPoptarts]

EWWWWW Leia frenched her brother

[Distracted]

Nobody knew he was her brother! And as best as I can recall, no tongue was involved.

I actually shipped for Luke/Leia between the first and second movies. There was even a book, Splinter of the Mind's Eye, in which it was implied that they were romantically involved. Who knew? Probably not even George Lucas since he obviously just made things up as he went along.

[TPoptarts]

But I know he's her brother!! Blergh!!

[Pitseleh]

Yeah, it is gross now when you look at it knowing the whole story. I remember I went, "EEEWWW MAN!" when I watched that scene too. And since I had the advantage of knowing the story, I 'shipped Han/Leia.

[TPoptarts]

Who knew? Probably not even George Lucas since he obviously just made things up as he went along.

I think George Lucas knew at least in the second movie because like when Luke leaves Yoda to go help the others Yoda and Obi (ewww I'm reminded of my ex-cagemate Obi ) have this conversation that one of them says that luke is their only hope, then the other one says like no, there's another

[TPoptarts]

You know what, watching Star Wars for the first time it kinda makes me feel like it's a parody of Spaceballs... like even though Star Wars came first but I've never seen it before, I saw Spaceballs like way before any Star Wars movie when the Falcon goes to hyperspace and escapes from Darth Vader's tractor beam I kept expecting Vader to go to ludicrous speed

[justTripn]

Wow . . . you're watching Star Wars for the first time. Cool . . .

I want to warn everyone against a horrible movie I saw yesterday with my kids: "Wanted." One of my boys works at a movie theater and got us tickets. I litterally wanted to walk out. I kept begging my son, PLEASE, let's go eat something.

My son Paris claimed "Wanted" was better than "The Matrix." I went IMPOSSIBLE! So we ended up at the movie. UGH!!! Like in "The Matrix," there is a contrived reason why its fine to beat and kill people right and left. Except in "Wanted" they put about two seconds thought into contriving this reason. The mayhem in "Wanted" is carrried out by assassins who get their kill orders from a giant loom. YES A GIANT LOOM, that they follow without question. You know like as in weaving.

If anyone of the assassins is beat-up, shot, stabbed, hit with a bus, whatever they just toss the assasin into a magic bath and he or she is rejuvenated. So now we have addressed all possible moral objections to violence (with a all-knowing loom, and a magic regenerative bath) LET THE KILL-FEST BEGIN!

OH! And the assasins can shoot bullets that curve around things and do everything else we saw in the Matrix, but no backstory is given for any of these superpowers.

So for the first half of the movie the newly recruited assasin is "trained" by being beaten mercilessly by Angelina Jolie and friends. Then he is thrown in a bath, then beaten again the next day. Until one day . . . HE IS FINALLY ABLE TO SHOOT BULLETS IN A CIRCLE.

ARGGGHHH . . . when I complained, my son goes . . . This isn't a physics class.

This one goes on my list of 10 worst movies I have ever seen.

[Distracted]

Lemme guess. It's the movie version of a video game.