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Says you and Ridley Scott. I for one am glad that audiences rejected any claimed historical accuracy en masse and laughed it out of theaters. I'm sure there were a few who appreciated the lie that the Muslims were so noble and only resorted to violence (but never against civilians of course)...

Easily the worst movie I've seen this year. Orlando Bloom and the female lead were completely uninteresting, there's no good primary antagonist, and even the battles were uninspired. The film is also very pro-Muslim, anti-Christian. If that's your bag you'll probably enjoy it.

I assume you meant to say how many more duels there are in the prequel trilogy than the originals. And that's with me totally forgetting the Mace/Palpatine duel when I made the poll. Doh! Can't be too many people's favorite though since no one seemed to notice that it was missing....

I haven't seen anything at the theaters since March of the Penguins. No Serenity, have never been interested in Joss Whedon's work, and the trailers were just so uninspired they made it look like it was going to be a cheap Star Wars knock-off with more one-liners. At best it looked like a...

I went with the Obi-Wan/Vader Mustafar duel. *The* most anticipated cinematic experience of my life, and they nailed it. The best choreography, acting, visuals, and tension of all the duels in the saga, and the music is right up there with the very end of the Luke/Vader fight in ROTJ (with...

What is your favorite lightsaber duel out of all six Star Wars films?

According to the current EGM magazine, there's a four minute long first person sequence during the finale. I'm curious, but it'll be a DVD rental at best.

A guy on another forum said that now he's going to rush to conceive a son with his wife so he can name him "Zod" and teach him to pick on Nic Cage's son. :cool:

Cool. Lots of good choices. Of those mentioned I own all the Pixar movies save Nemo, What About Bob?, Ghostbusters, Galaxy Quest, Goonies, Lilo & Stitch, and Aladdin, plus Napoleon Dynamite and Meet the Parents. I could definitely use some more, and there are some great suggestions here.

I'm trying to add more Comedy DVD's to my collection, but don't want any laced with profanity, nudity, or gross out humor. Napoleon Dynamite is probably a perfect example of what I'm looking for, but how many movies are like that? Meet the Parents is pretty good too. Can anyone help me think...

Yeah it was only a $350,000 movie that made over a hundred million dollars worldwide and was well received by critics and audiences. And that relates to the original D&D movie how?

I think what would have really helped Dragonlance is if they had some of the "cataclysms" exist only in module form, then were later referenced by the novels. A lot of gamers who love the novels typically love the novel characters and the "canon" story line, and want to respect it as much as...

Awesome! Thanks MD, looking forward to seeing your rendition of Elijayess. :)

Ah. Ep. 2 Anakin I pretty much like from Tatooine on. I still cringe a bit before that, but not on account of Hayden Christiansen, rather its his dialogue and direction. Interesting. I was originally really against there being a "Kid Boba" but when I saw the movie I actually thought the kid...

You'll never get the chance, since it was David Prowse who delivered the "Obi-Wan" line. I'm actually kind of surprised they didn't have it on the recent DVD documentary. Its the other way around for me. I like Jar Jar in TPM but young Anakin was where they stumbled a bit.

The book doesn't specify. It said Lucas had the visual effects team replace the TPM Yoda "as a warm up" to the Yoda that would be in ROTS while he was still finishing up the script. Elsewhere in the book it said that when Lucas was watching the OT DVD's prior to their release he made note of...

Usually its "Luke, I am your father" which, of course, wasn't how Vader said it. :cool:

Interesting, DJ. So two adults who saw all six films within a few weeks of each other rate TPM pretty highly. I've found that my own appreciation for the film has increased significantly over the years, to the point where I now prefer it to AOTC. And I was happy to learn that the TPM Yoda...