BurtReynolds wrote:He enjoys movies all the time. even crappy ones.
There is a unique kind of enjoyment that comes from witnessing a train wreck, yeah. I think I laugh harder, in any theater experience, at a really stupid line or a terrible attempt to make a character look cool than I do at any of the scripted jokes. But that's just me.
BurtReynolds wrote:There has to be more than one prequel element. Probably an alien or something. I'm sure it's a Disney imperative to throw in a few things for the kiddies.
They'll have to be careful with that. Lucas tried that with JarJar...
I don't mean kiddie characters. I imagine Disney thinks The target audience is made up mostly of children who've only seen the prequels. And loser fat nerds, but they already have their money.
I don't know. Disney is run by some very smart people. They know who their audience is and what they're marketing to.
However, the toy market is definitely going to be made up of children and loser fat nerds, which may be why they bought the property in the first place
BurtReynolds wrote:He enjoys movies all the time. even crappy ones.
There is a unique kind of enjoyment that comes from witnessing a train wreck, yeah. I think I laugh harder, in any theater experience, at a really stupid line or a terrible attempt to make a character look cool than I do at any of the scripted jokes. But that's just me.
you are simply a joy to be around
Malloy wrote:making this place inhospitable to posting is really the only move left.
Think i mentioned it before on this thread but worth repeating – for a blu-ray quality original trilogy, have a look online for the 'Despecialised Edition'. Someone cut it together from the best sources available. Really good professional quality job.
Sgt. Crackpot wrote:I've never been able to find any legit original copies in good condition. I'd love to see a cleaned up version of the original releases (i.e. no CGI at all, and just picture/sound enhancement, colour correction, corrected widescreen ratio, etc) on DVD or bluray.