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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LilMissKittyn" data-source="post: 2109160" data-attributes="member: 27216">Eh, except I defined (and since it wasn't contested, I assume it was accepted) a "good, classic" movie as having a lot of taste. The rest of what you're calling "good movies" are movies you enjoy, and, while that's what movies were originally made for, movies you enjoy don't get to be movies that last for a long time. Chick flicks are testaments to that (actually, I hate chick flicks, but whatever...)I'm looking for a GREAT movie here. I refuse to bow down to Lucas unless he makes GREAT movies.So, Ankh-Morpork Guard, we're actually in agreement and just picking at the degree in which Lucas deserves respect. The man is a brilliant producer and conceptualist, I'll give you that. Heck, he's even a decent director.Go back to my first point. One of us missed it, I honestly don't know who.Does Lucas need another editor, one with some power? One who can get all those terribly stupid lines out and create a movie that really is a classic because of the movie and not the concept?I'd say, yes, absolutely. Ironically, the only line I "really" remember from watching the movies (besides those I knew beforehand, like "Luke, I am your father (another line which might have been improved, in my oh so humble opinion)" is one that Harrison Ford made on the spot. He's about to get frozen, remember the scene?"I love you." "I know."Kindof sad that my most memorable line is something Lucas didn't actually write.</blockquote>

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