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TRIFORCE89 said:
If you ever do, watch in this order: IV, V, I, II, III, VI and then VII I guess when that's out
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i must have seen the movies at least five or six times each and i've never considered watching them in this order wow

i just looked it up and saw this explanation for that order and it makes so much sense

as a total star wars nerd i thank you
 
I'm no Ted Mosby, but I have seen the appeal of Star Wars, even if I don't remember much of the newer films.

The characters have made for rather funny memes, though.
 
AlexAhnon said:
Sometimes in my group of real life friends I feel like I'm the only one who has watched the movies but never really cared for them and not found it particularly enjoyable to watch.
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Yeah, and then people tell you you're just not watching it right and you're not giving it enough of a chance and etc etc :( sucks.
 
I was never into much of sci-fi to begin with, but regardless I do enjoy my fair share of Star Trek, the Hitchhiker's Guide, and of course Firefly. I loved that show to death, and the movie makes for a wonderful intro to the series if you don't have time to watch all 13 or so episodes with a friend.

You can't stop the signal. :)
 
Aphrodite said:
i can only pray for good things from episode vii considering george 'would sell out his entire family to promote a c-3po backscratcher' lucas is more or less removed from input in this one
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Well, it is being directed by J.J. Abrams, the same guy who made Star Trek: Into Darkness Terrible Remake of Wrath of Khan, so powers only know how that'll end up being.

Although Star Trek 2009 was pretty good; it was the only Star Trek thing I've seen that wasn't a boring insomnia-cure and Star Wars always was generally more exciting and better than Trek.
 
CarcharOdin said:
Well, it is being directed by J.J. Abrams, the same guy who made Star Trek: Into Darkness Terrible Remake of Wrath of Khan, so powers only know how that'll end up being.

Although Star Trek 2009 was pretty good; it was the only Star Trek thing I've seen that wasn't a boring insomnia-cure and Star Wars always was generally more exciting and better than Trek.
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i liked the wrath of khan remake even if it was rather long
as long as james cameron isn't taking part then honestly i'm good
 
Aphrodite said:
i liked the wrath of khan remake even if it was rather long
as long as james cameron isn't taking part then honestly i'm good
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Speaking of James Cameron, I just got done watching Titanic for the second time ever.

Honestly, I really like it. I don't think it was really as big of a deal as it was back in the day, but I really enjoyed it.
 
Don't let go, Jack!

Don't ever let go...





...I have a problem letting go...
 
I think I'm ready to have leftover Thanksgiving breakfast.
 
I'm drained all to hell. I haven't slept since Wednesday and all I've had to eat is crap, and I just want to keep going... but I'm running out of focus to continue my tasks. I have got a good bit done though, with a number of things.

I'd really like some go-food but everyone here wants to have homemade crap instead of go-crap, so they have to cook and make the whole house smell like a nasty seafood joint for a few hours for some half-decent pie/turkey. Now were having "breakfast" Black Friday, and on the way here I got to argue about my mother on the economical definition of a consumer since she wanted to ***** about Black Friday and I was missing the point of why she was talking, and... yeah. I'm tired.
 
My family has a tradition of never cooking a turkey on Thanksgiving. Instead, we cook a ham with some KC Masterpiece Caribbean Jerk marinade. It really makes the ham savory and tasty, and combined with a good green bean casserole and some mashed potatoes, you've got the beginning of a good Thanksgiving dinner spread.
 
We had a bunch of **** for thanksgiving lunch. Turkey, ham, potatos, 5 layer mac n cheese, green bean casserole, all the fat people food. I didn't end up eating dinner and I was so grossly stuffed I didn't even bring a plate home with me for leftovers. I still haven't eaten today either.
 
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