Red Mosquito

I just watched the trench run from A New Hope again. that's a magnificent sequence, and one of the few (only) places where Lucas' additions improved it. The whole thing is so tense, and the endless trench is really claustrophobic.

Guys, I am 24 hours and 30 minutes away. I'm tempted to go try and get a ticket for a late night showing tonight, but I promised my friends I wouldn't.

stip wrote:Guys, I am 24 hours and 30 minutes away. I'm tempted to go try and get a ticket for a late night showing tonight, but I promised my friends I wouldn't.

They don't have to know...

Strat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

Strat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:I planned on waiting for this, but a friend is staying with my wife and me right now, and it looks we're gonna wind up seeing this tomorrow morning. Oh boy.

Im here for you.

I'm scared, Strat. I'm scared.

You'll hate it, Ill gush over it, we'll roll our eyes towards each other, and we will move on.

To be honest, I'm really only scared of the crowd. I'm nonplussed about the movie.

Shit, there are tickets for the 11pm 3d showing tonight....

Strat wrote:Do you like it as much or less after seeing it again?

Definitely liked it more the second time. No stars in the eyes just Star Wars.

Is this on Netflix yet?

God there's still tickets for tonight...

stip wrote:God there's still tickets for tonight...

So tempting.

Go lads

3D won't hamper your experience at all.

Its so past my bed time!

I'm doing 3d Imax tomorrow. I have glasses so 3d is normally kind of irritating, but I wanted the imax.

Gonna wind back on the music. It's good. But doesn't approach the quality we've heard before. Even in the prequels.

3D is irrelevant here.
One or two star destroyer shots it looks amazing. Other than that and maybe an X wing shot it's not used, thankfully

In the cinema today, I had a chap round the same age as me sitting to my right, his son was next to him in his right, and he was getting weepy n sniffly at the same points I was could see it meant as much to him as it does me..he was tryna hide it cos his young son, 8 or 9 was beside him. Warmed my heart so much the son never noticed. He was leaning forward jaw dropped and staring at the screen the whole time.

That's a great dad right there

Hoping to go and see this tomorrow morning with Mrs Rangi and Little Rangi. Is this movie suitable for a four week old?

I can't wait to take my boy to the next one in a few years. 7/8 and up I'd guess is about right.

I wouldn't dave. It's mad loud.
Get a baby sitter and you and herself indoors have a night out.

You'd be outta the screen in two minutes if baby starts crying. And this is loud so there will be crying.

My almost nine year old son loved it.

zeb wrote:My almost nine year old son loved it.

What age would you say, Zeb? 6 or 7 depending on the kid?