Revenge of the Sith
 

Well, I've seen it.

And it's GOOOOOOD |bananna| |bananna|

And thank |buddy| for that.

I'm not going to do a Jim and give plot points away... although you've probably got a vague idea of what happens... Suffice to say that Kevin Smith was right. This film has got some real emotional depth, the effects are fabulous, and it has the right "Star Wars" feel to it. Although not nearly enough Gungans died for my liking.

Empire Strikes Back has always been my favourite. I think this one comes close, although I'll need to see it a couple more times to say that for certain.

Smith wrote that he's slightly biased:

"Look, this is a movie I was genetically predisposed to love," he wrote. "I remember being 8 years old, and reading in Starlog that Darth Vader became the half-man/half-machine he was following a duel with Ben Kenobi that climaxed with Vader falling into molten lava. Now, 28 years later, I finally got to see that long-promised battle — and it lived up to any expectation I still held."
http://www.mtv.com/movies/news/artic...05/story.jhtml (warning, spoilers)

Just got home from seeing it. My neck is cracked from having to sit in the front row. I have to admit as you can tell from my avatar I'm a big fan an the movie had my eyes water once or twice lol. At times I felt like jumping into the screen and yelling "No dont you know what you are going!!! Don't do it man!" Well I think the guy playing vader really did a good part in showing the conflict with in him. Funny he states he is "predisposed to love" cause in my opinon thats what this was all about, love.. I'm sure most wont go that far with it. I dont have a fav of the movies just Ben is my fav in all of them. He just rocks like an old man should. chills out like, yeah like been there done that. I'm happy that finnally a childhood story has come to and end. I hope there are no more as the story is just great the way it is now. All I can say for the remainder of my life is. "Help me Obi Wan your my only hope!" Jugg out!

Revenge of the marketing.

Alex

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i was at the 305am show this morning at the orleans.. i'm so sad that this is the last one..that he won't make 7 8 and 9 as he first said when 4 came out.

but weirder things have happened. i mean sean connery played james bond 1 more time..

and there was the resurerection thing 2000 something years ago.. |buddy|

http://www.storewars.org/flash/

funny

I'm actually planing on seeing it this evening if I can get way and there isn't any lines.

By the time you get there, you'll be standing in line with the 4-timers talking about the first three times they saw it and what they thought of it.

I read the book 2 months ago... We are waiting a week or 2 before we go see it, during the day on a Mon or Tues....

We went at 1pm on a school day to our local twin cinema and had the pleasure of watching it with only 8 other people. That was pretty cool. It's good not having a "real job".

I'm trying to wait till the bruhaha dies down to go see it maybe in a week or so..I am really a sw fan from way back..but I dont think I'll be able to..

An excellent use of marketing

|pokefun| (Get the little pun there did you?)

But I still like my chemicals.

I hope to see it tomorrow at a matinee showing.

Bill

Just saw it, not bad, worth seeing. :)

Even tho I'm Bias Cleo it's surly worth the 9 bucks compaired to most of the crap that gets put out these days...100% worth seeing if you have seen the all of them. I mean its like reading a book and not bothering with the last chapter. But if your like my wife and has now clue about the film then dont bother. To much back story you wont know whats going on.

Guess the Force really was with me. No line, only about a dozen people in the theater, and I only paid $5.50 to see it.

I will go tomorrow to see it..