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DE-G@vnor wrote:says mr watch it 18 times and then make out you have been forced by torture methods to watch it once.

Wilbur came round last night and I now do remember watching this two or three times. In fact if I remember rightly one of these occasions I managed to throw myself back into the cinema seat so hard it went CRACK and I found myself staring at the tiled roof. We changed seats shortly afterwards.

Having rewatched Episode 1 I have now remembered the wrist-centric hand motion both Wilbur and I threw at the screen everytime Smarmy Obi-Wan said "You were right about one thing Master, the negotiations certainly were short".

I'll wait for the DVD...to be in the sales.
Spoiler away though, I don't care. I've already looked at that thread on the motherforums and seen a load of pictures.
Apparently Darth Vader wears a natty new black uniform. Can't wait for the big reveal of that.

Oh, and that scots bloke from Trainspotting puts on a stupid accent and talks posh.

When I go to see it I'm dressing as a Dalek.

Started off slowly but ended quite well, even though quite alot of the parts that set up the original trilogy were rather convenient.

A spoiler about general grievous (sort of)

A Spoiler once wrote:
I think he was designed by the same bloke who designed both death stars and the droid command ships in Episode 1.

It was everything I expected (corny lines included) but there are so many positives to take out of it.

I really really enjoyed it and it certainly makes the loves scenes in the second one more bearable (avoiding spoilers, but it has to be seen).

Id give it a 8 out of 10 , AOTC 7 of 10 / 8ish, Phantom menace 4 .

The last 15 minutes are FAR too graphic for small children to see, I'd seriously say it should be a strict 12 . If you have young children its maybe best to get ready to cover their eyes at key points there.

Oh oh! and another key point is that jar jar binks' only contribution to the entire fim is to say "Excuse me" that gives it a bonus point, dammit make it 9 out of 10.

I still think empire strikes back is my favourite, but its a damn close call.

By the way it is only a coincidence that we both posted our mini-reviews at more or less the same time.

grab your ankles sm, we are nearly home.

just got back from this, and i agree with prevouis comments it's very dark at the end for the kiddies, but evreything makes sence now and it's a great film

ill just wait for the entire series to come out on DVD now and boom i got em all

sm wrote: even though quite alot of the parts that set up the original trilogy were rather convenient

i thought that was the point. i thought these films were prequals (sp?) to the original trilogy so they'd have to tie into the originals!!

-=Alex=- wrote:

sm wrote: even though quite alot of the parts that set up the original trilogy were rather convenient

i thought that was the point. i thought these films were prequals (sp?) to the original trilogy so they'd have to tie into the originals!!

I knew they had to tie in with the originals but a few things for the final trilogy were sorted out in the last 10 mins.

For example,

Obi-wan learning how to come back from the dead as a ghost.
Yoda seeming to give up a bit too easily and going into exhile.
How Luke ended up on tatooine.

http://www.sithsense.com/flash.htm

He can tell what your thinking!

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He can tell what your thinking!

aghhhhh get out of my head.

Saw it on Thursaday, and yes it kicked ass. Lots and lots of ass

Phil40k wrote:Saw it on Thursaday, and yes it kicked ass. Lots and lots of ass

Stavros, is that you?

Woz wrote:

Phil40k wrote:Saw it on Thursaday, and yes it kicked ass. Lots and lots of ass

Stavros, is that you?

No, thats just a ginger haired Wilson

OMG OMG!

Fan bloody tastic!!!!!

2 or 3 cheesy lines aside its really held its promise and joined up tp E4 brilliantly.
Effects are top notch.

Im in a "no more star wars" mood today, really gutted, the 10 year wait for the finale of the star wars saga is complete.

PS: Keep your cinema tickets, if you hand them in to blockbuster when the box set is released you will got money off.

Off to cry some more now

My tickets did not get ripped and are still in a new state
What do you think my chances are at giving them a sob story and seeing it again?

Aye this film is a cracker - was a bit taken back when I found out why Darth Vader wore that costume (not one for the kids)

SpFX are fantastic, storyline was good too.

RATING: :thumbs::thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:

Mint film, well impressed, however I have just remembered why I dont go to the cinema as much nowadays. There were that many phones filming bits of the film, kids crying at certain bits, mobiles ringing, and some guy brought a laser pen to entertain us all.
I remember reading somewhere about mobile phone jammers which look like mobile phone masts to mobiles, and they log onto it as the best source of signal. They should have these in every cinema so mobiles wont work.

Can't wait to see this - have to wait for a mate to get back from Ireland, and will be seeing it not this weekend, but the following one - damn, that's a whole 9 days I have to wait!!!

Oh well, at least I'm seeing the band 'A' on Friday to keep me busy.