Commentary On Revenge of the Sith

[Jack]

--- Charles Steinkuehler <charles at steinkuehler.net>
wrote:
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> Kelsay, Brian - Kansas City, MO wrote:
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> | Made me laugh:
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> | Re:I don't trust him (Score:3, Funny)
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> | Seriously though, even if RotS is every bit as
> dark and well-written
...
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> | If I do see it, it'll be the DVD rental. A $5
> rental for the entire
> | family is all I'm willing to risk.
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> |       Re:I don't trust him (Score:5, Funny)
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> 
> Saddly, my fast-food promo tie-in rating scale
> (based on which chain picks
> up the film) indicates RotS is going to suck:
> 
> McDonalds - Film is worth seeing
> Burger King - Film is "grade B" or worse...
> Taco Bell - Film is best for those who enjoy
> self-inflicted pain (remember
> "Congo"?!?)
> 
> I'll probably still go see it, though...  :)

I think there are only two decent choices to see
this movie. One is to wait for the DVD and rent/
"buy for your collection", and two is to make a party
out of it with some friends. Go out and have a nice
dinner with some friends and then see to movie
together. That way at least you get a good meal and 
good company out of it. And you have immediate
contacts
to rant on the terrible movie, and vice versa. ;')

Brian D.

I unfortunatley will have to see it, just for the
completeness thing. Not like TLoR trilogy, which was
really very good and the extended versions are even
better. It would have been nice to have done the
Hobbit also.

I'm still waiting for the rest of the Dune series to
come out.

Which brings up the topic, was there a novel for Star
Wars story before the movie? Or was it just a script?
I assume Stevie choose to start in the middle for a
reason (like the beginning part was boring).

Brian D.

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