Red Mosquito

Strat wrote:Been to opening night on allthe new star wars. Ive actually had good experiences. I guess there aren't too many dork fans here in the mountains. Or, at least, the people that do go are just super excited about seeing a star wars movie again. Always been a fun experience with joyous people and no internet assholes.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:Been to opening night on allthe new star wars. Ive actually had good experiences. I guess there aren't too many dork fans here in the mountains. Or, at least, the people that do go are just super excited about seeing a star wars movie again. Always been a fun experience with joyous people and no internet assholes.

It would be awesome if, after a Colorado mountain town viewing, strat was walking out of the theater and the audience broke out singing "A Touch of Grey".

Strat wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:Been to opening night on allthe new star wars. Ive actually had good experiences. I guess there aren't too many dork fans here in the mountains. Or, at least, the people that do go are just super excited about seeing a star wars movie again. Always been a fun experience with joyous people and no internet assholes.

It would be awesome if, after a Colorado mountain town viewing, strat was walking out of the theater and the audience broke out singing "A Touch of Grey".

No it wouldnt.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

blueviper wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:When I saw TLJ, I went with a friend and his two young kids. They are like 8 and 12, and just getting into Star Wars and loving it. One of them said something while we were waiting to get in that was just a kid being a kid and probably not factually correct. Some grown ass man and self declared "huge" Star Wars fan, corrected her. GTFO with that shit. It's why I'll probably avoid opening night. I want to enjoy the whole experience, and stuff like that just ruins it for me.

I bet that guy felt pretty good about himself when he got home.

“Mom? Dad? I just correct a kid while in line for The Last Jedi!”

Mom: “when are you moving out of our house?”

I imagine the experience was similar to when Skitch took his kids to the My Little Pony movie and there were nothing but Bronies there. Although that was probably way creepier.

Strat wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:Been to opening night on allthe new star wars. Ive actually had good experiences. I guess there aren't too many dork fans here in the mountains. Or, at least, the people that do go are just super excited about seeing a star wars movie again. Always been a fun experience with joyous people and no internet assholes.

It would be awesome if, after a Colorado mountain town viewing, strat was walking out of the theater and the audience broke out singing "A Touch of Grey".

No it wouldnt.

dimejinky99 wrote:Having said that, if you don’t correct kids, they’ll never learn.
This is what’s wrong with society dammit

Strat wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

Strat wrote:Been to opening night on allthe new star wars. Ive actually had good experiences. I guess there aren't too many dork fans here in the mountains. Or, at least, the people that do go are just super excited about seeing a star wars movie again. Always been a fun experience with joyous people and no internet assholes.

It would be awesome if, after a Colorado mountain town viewing, strat was walking out of the theater and the audience broke out singing "A Touch of Grey".

No it wouldnt.

dimejinky99 wrote:Don’t engage in rumours. You’ll only be mislead.

Spoiler: show

everything about Kylo meeting Palps is dead on

VinylGuy wrote:If a little kid said something like Rey is better than Luke, i would correct that motherfucker right there.

VinylGuy wrote:you are not a little kid joe.

durdencommatyler wrote:I love you just the way you are

Strat wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:I love you just the way you are

but my heart is breaking.