bono_212 said:This is in the book that there's a Qui-Gon moment? I might actually have to read it just for that.
When I saw Phantom Menace I was 12 and even then I remember being bored enough with the Podrace scene to leave the theater and check to see if it had started storming yet (I used to be terrified of storms). That being said, I still like the movie, I just HATE the podrace scene
Lancemc said:I was just so amazed that out of the blue like that we discovered such an amazing film/music sync. With two of the most unrelated things you could possibly think of.
LemonMacPhisto said:We really should, but it would be anarchy.
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bono_212 said:
Who doesn't love a little bit of good anarchy now and then?
LemonMacPhisto said:
As the great Scottish band once said, "What's wrong with a little destruction?"
I think the Interland Movie thread has become the hub for movie talk now.
U2democrat said:
I watched Episode I for the first time in awhile recently...reminded me just how bloody awful the thing is. The only thing that redeems it is the light saber fight at the end and possibly the pod race.
LemonMacPhisto said:
Same here, it was in the novelization of the movie. Yoda speaks to Qui-Gon, apologizes for not respecting him enough when he was alive, and pledges to be his apprentice before he goes to Dagobah.
Some fan-edits of Sith have Liam Neeson dialogue at the end of the movie, it's really interesting.
No spoken words said:How about this story:
I'm a dork, so, was anticipating Menace big time. At work, 3 of us would watch the 2 trailers....every day. No joke. So, 2 days before we're gonna go see it, a friend gives me a free copy of the soundtrack. I'm pleased, want to give it a listen, etc. I'm by now familiar with some of the new names in the film, most especially Quai-Gon Jin. Looking forward to seeing Neeson as a Jedi. Anyway, I look at the back of the CD, at the song titles. What's the title of one of the final songs? "Qua-Gon's funeral march (or song)". Fucking great. Now I know he's gonna die. I mean, I knew he'd die at some point in the prequels, but, was not sure of when. That sucked.
dazzledbylight said:
what was scary was seeing ROTS......IN ............ the same thearter i saw ANH in originaly
annie_vox said:I guess I'm one of the few fans whose favourite is TROTJ. My second favourite is "Sith". I didn't think I was going to like it so much when I went to the cinema.
No spoken words said:You can never remove your Star Wars nerd hat. It's forever attached.
Jedi with Wookies instead of Ewoks.....
Blue Room said:
Nope, your not alone. Its my favorite as well. The space battle at the end is why its my favorite. If Lucas had made the Ewoks Wookies (as was originally written) it would be near perfect for me. The only drawback in ROTJ is the Ewoks. I know I'm one of the few fans whose favorite isnt Empire. Its actually 3rd on my list.
I agree what a few others have said about The Phantom Menace. The only good part was Darth Maul and the duel at the end. I think about half of Attack Of The Clones is good. Revenge Of The Sith is the only one out of the three that stands up with the originals to me. I think the prequels should have started about where Attack Of the CLones did. Insert Darth Maul and the Darth Maul duel into that one or in Ep 2. Then have episode 2 deal with Obi Won and Anakin's adventures together and the Palpatine slowly manipulating things in the background. Also would allow a slower transformation of Anakin to evil that way. It seemed to quick in Revenge Of The Sith.
Was anyone else yawning when they saw Phantom in the theater while they were on Tatooine? BORING up until Darth Maul came in at the end when they were leaving.
OK, Star Wars nerd hat is off.
No spoken words said:You can never remove your Star Wars nerd hat. It's forever attached.
dazzledbylight said:
I like TPM alot just fine!
OMG u2 dem.i didn't even realize it was YOOU posting
something we don't agree on!
how r ya?