Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
After he messed them up, crapped on their fans, and played wounded first
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Phroobar
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I don't know about messed them up. I prefer the special editions over the 4k77,4k80,4k83 versions and I like the prequel trilogy. I also like the Clone Wars, Rebels, the original EU and Rogue One/Andor. This is coming from continued huge fan since day 1 but that is just me.
The other two parts I agree with you. However, I'd still rather have him back then more crap from Disney.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
…yeah party of one there
I don’t hate the special editions…whith the exception of the mess up of the flow and one of the best music transitions/sequences In the whole she-bang…at the end of empire
For stupidity
Phroobar
Well-Known Member
Meh, there are others. I made my peace with the prequels and the SE.…yeah party of one there
I don’t hate the special editions…whith the exception of the mess up of the flow and one of the best music transitions/sequences In the whole she-bang…at the end of empire
For stupidity
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
That one of inexcusable…best shot sequence of the entire franchise. Core to the ethos
donaldtoo
Well-Known Member
Was just cruising through some of this thread, and it brought back memories.
I have a particular affinity for the original trilogy films.
Back in mid 1977, a local morning news show had (a relative unknown, and live in the studio) Mark Hamill as a guest, promoting Star Wars, as I was getting ready for school.
They played part of the “Great, kid! Don’t get c ocky.” clip, and I was immediately wowed…I had never seen anything like this in a movie before…!!!
I remember the interviewer being very amazed, as well, and wishing him the best of luck.
Who really knew, but, as they say, the rest is history…!!!
As far as everything that ever came after those 3 movies, I couldn’t care less if tried.
I have a particular affinity for the original trilogy films.
Back in mid 1977, a local morning news show had (a relative unknown, and live in the studio) Mark Hamill as a guest, promoting Star Wars, as I was getting ready for school.
They played part of the “Great, kid! Don’t get c ocky.” clip, and I was immediately wowed…I had never seen anything like this in a movie before…!!!
I remember the interviewer being very amazed, as well, and wishing him the best of luck.
Who really knew, but, as they say, the rest is history…!!!
As far as everything that ever came after those 3 movies, I couldn’t care less if tried.