[quote]PB Andy wrote:
[quote]gregron wrote:
^^Yeah out of this entire thread I cant believe that Nards hasnt seen The Big Lebowski… Thats mind bottling! ‘I’m having a beverage here man’[/quote]
boggling?[/quote]
No. Bottling. 
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As long as we can all agree that Star Wars is the most important one to see.
I will personally fly to your location and make horrible love to you if you admit to not having seen Star Wars.
[quote]Nards wrote:
As long as we can all agree that Star Wars is the most important one to see.
I will personally fly to your location and make horrible love to you if you admit to not having seen Star Wars.[/quote]
When I have children, I would like Star Wars to be the first film they ever watch. No Pixar/Dreamworks or Disney shenanigans for my kids. Lucas, THX all the way.
I feel ashamed that I have never seen the Godfather.
Other horrible omissions would be:
Bladerunner
The Great Escape
Taxi Driver
Ones I’m not so upset about include:
Gone with the Wind
Dirty Dancing
[quote]Nards wrote:
As long as we can all agree that Star Wars is the most important one to see.
I will personally fly to your location and make horrible love to you if you admit to not having seen Star Wars.[/quote]
Oh this is available on a T-shirt apparently.
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[quote]XanderBuilt wrote:
[quote]Nards wrote:
As long as we can all agree that Star Wars is the most important one to see.
I will personally fly to your location and make horrible love to you if you admit to not having seen Star Wars.[/quote]
When I have children, I would like Star Wars to be the first film they ever watch. No Pixar/Dreamworks or Disney shenanigans for my kids. Lucas, THX all the way.[/quote]
I never liked Star Wars, XB!
I remember I was in 8th grade when the first one came out in theaters. I never got to see it until 1987… at which time I watched all 3 (up to that point) back-to-back… and fell asleep from boredom!
Jack Nicholson-The Last Detail. I’m beginning to think I’m the only person who’s ever seen this movie. Did anyone mention Chinatown?
DeNiro- A Bronx Tale is one of my favorite DeNiro movies, I don’t think it gets mentioned enough.
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]XanderBuilt wrote:
[quote]Nards wrote:
As long as we can all agree that Star Wars is the most important one to see.
I will personally fly to your location and make horrible love to you if you admit to not having seen Star Wars.[/quote]
When I have children, I would like Star Wars to be the first film they ever watch. No Pixar/Dreamworks or Disney shenanigans for my kids. Lucas, THX all the way.[/quote]
I never liked Star Wars, XB!
I remember I was in 8th grade when the first one came out in theaters. I never got to see it until 1987… at which time I watched all 3 (up to that point) back-to-back… and fell asleep from boredom!
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You’re safe! At least you’ve seen them!
Maybe you should try them again.
[quote]Nards wrote:
[quote]Iron Dwarf wrote:
[quote]XanderBuilt wrote:
[quote]Nards wrote:
As long as we can all agree that Star Wars is the most important one to see.
I will personally fly to your location and make horrible love to you if you admit to not having seen Star Wars.[/quote]
When I have children, I would like Star Wars to be the first film they ever watch. No Pixar/Dreamworks or Disney shenanigans for my kids. Lucas, THX all the way.[/quote]
I never liked Star Wars, XB!
I remember I was in 8th grade when the first one came out in theaters. I never got to see it until 1987… at which time I watched all 3 (up to that point) back-to-back… and fell asleep from boredom!
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You’re safe! At least you’ve seen them!
Maybe you should try them again.[/quote]
I’ve seen all of them once, and a few of them twice.
Still, I just can’t get into the characters, and the situations never seemed dire to me. I never had that “OMG” moment like I’ve had with really good sci-fi.
It all felt like a kid’s tale of good and evil in space… with shitty characters and a not-so-menacing antagonist. Rather Disney-esque… without the brilliant colors.