3 was not fine
Poll
I have:
| seen Star Wars | 80% | 80% - 86 | ||||
| not seen Star Wars | 8% | 8% - 9 | ||||
| only seen the original trilogy | 3% | 3% - 4 | ||||
| only seen the new trilogy | 2% | 2% - 3 | ||||
| only seen one or two of them. | 4% | 4% - 5 | ||||
| Total: 107 | ||||||
CC-Marley wrote:
3 was not fine
I liked it very much, doesn´t hold a candle to the any of the old trilogy though. I´m pink goggling it a bit though, because I had the chance to see it in a special pre screening.
A radio station in hamburg was holding the screening at 9 in the morning the day before official cinema opening and you could win tickets the day before that. My mom called the whole day and actually won 2 for me, making it a big surprise. Will never forget that day, so fucken awesome
A radio station in hamburg was holding the screening at 9 in the morning the day before official cinema opening and you could win tickets the day before that. My mom called the whole day and actually won 2 for me, making it a big surprise. Will never forget that day, so fucken awesome
The prequels aren't nearly as iconic as the originals, but I think history will favor them well. I dont HATE them... I mean c'mon Darth Maul was freaking awesome.
He was, but LUcas fucked up so bad, only giving him 2 lines of text and only one epic battle that was too short
The battle on Tatooine and the battle on Naboo, he had twoSisco wrote:
He was, but LUcas fucked up so bad, only giving him 2 lines of text and only one epic battle that was too short
I'll admit Jar Jar Binks was fucking retarded... and quite possibly racist.
Well, Tatooine was hald a battle. The pussy jedi ran as soon as Maul turned on BearmodeSonderKommando wrote:
The battle on Tatooine and the battle on Naboo, he had twoSisco wrote:
He was, but LUcas fucked up so bad, only giving him 2 lines of text and only one epic battle that was too short
I'll admit Jar Jar Binks was fucking retarded... and quite possibly racist.
One day I would love to see one of these making their way across a desert.
