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Danger
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It's okay, sweetie; you didn't waste it. They're just too preoccupied to notice right now.SOS2008 said:I guess as long as it's not a Maytag...?
It's okay, sweetie; you didn't waste it. They're just too preoccupied to notice right now.SOS2008 said:I guess as long as it's not a Maytag...?
Thanks--you're so sweet..under that doggie costume. Moonbear noticed. After all, it was a sex innuendo...Danger said:It's okay, sweetie; you didn't waste it. They're just too preoccupied to notice right now.
SOS2008 said:Thanks--you're so sweet..under that doggie costume. Moonbear noticed. After all, it was a sex innuendo...
I do agree it is meant for entertainment (great battles, special effects)--and that these movies aren't about "deep meaning" on the spectrum of things.The_Professional said:Star Wars suck.. .Star Wars this Star Wars is bad blah blah..a bunch of elitist fools. I didn't watch Star Wars to find the meaning of life, nor to ruminate on the existential dilemna of the post-impressionist painters. It's fun, It's entertaining, I enjoyed it.
The third one looks to have much more depth to it as far as the storyline goes. And I believe the climactic lightsaber battle will be the mother of all lightsaber battles. And Yoda gets to fight again as well.
Yeah, she sneaked that in while I was writing mine. She does that a lot. She's a devious creature. She's evil. She's sex-obsessed. I love her.SOS2008 said:Thanks--you're so sweet..under that doggie costume. Moonbear noticed. After all, it was a sex innuendo...
Eh, hello?The_Professional said:Star Wars suck.. .Star Wars this Star Wars is bad blah blah..a bunch of elitist fools. I didn't watch Star Wars to find the meaning of life, nor to ruminate on the existential dilemna of the post-impressionist painters. It's fun, It's entertaining, I enjoyed it.
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arildno said:Eh, hello?
Whoever said that Star Wars is REALLY about the "deep" issues, and that the actual story-telling is largely irrelevant?
I was a bit sorry about that reply of mine; when I read your own piece a bit more closely, your main point was that Star Wars should be seen first and foremost as great entertainment, to which I wholeheartedly agree.The_Professional said:I was referring to people from diff. places who kept complaining about how bad it is which is just getting redundant.
arildno said:Says who?
The two figures who remain throughout the six movies are Palpatine and Anakin Skywalker.
The hero falls to the wiles of the villain, and only at the end is he able to redeem himself.
The Empire isn't forged yet in the first two movies.
Who knows how that old vampire could have turned the tables if Vader hadn't rebelled at last?
We'll never know..
(And besides, just because old Palpy made a long fall, can we really be sure he's gone for good?)
PS:
I like it when others have wildly diferring views than my own on a cycle of movies I love.
I hope I haven't offended you by opposing your own views with mine..
Maybe he landed on Moonbear and shorted out her bra. (She probably enjoyed it.)Pre-AlgebraDude said:Well, if you recall, when "palpy" "made that long fall", he got a big 'ol ZAP when he hit the bottom.
Your puerile sentiments as to what other grown ups should or should not like are quite wearisome, you know.stoned said:star wars just suck,suck, suck and suck ! I don't know how can any adult watch that crap.children ok, but grown up no way !
Danger said:Maybe he landed on Moonbear and shorted out her bra. (She probably enjoyed it.)
brewnog said:May 19th?
Why not on International Star Wars Day like usual?
DaveC426913 said:"May the 4th be with you."