Star Wars 3? Will you see it?

It will probably suck fat dog balls. Let's just make sure this does not get into a flame war.

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Originally posted by ForcedOrgasm

i'll see it just cause i'm a sucker for star wars crap. i won't see it openingn weekend or anything, probably a month or so after it comes out. just whenever i get around to it. but i'll see it. just so i can say i saw it.

What he said

Definetely see iT so i can compare it to whether it was as shit as I or as good as II which was shitter then I.

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Originally posted by TheZodiac

Probably not. Episode I was one of the biggest disappointments in my life.

I'm not going to pad Lucas' pockets anymore.

Couldnt have put it better myself

neverrrrrrrrrrrr... even George Lucas was having trouble stomaching it. (if "stomaching" is a word...?)

I wait for it to come out on cable

i wont bother. the old ones rock but the new ones are just shit

if your a star wars geek like i am, then you have no choice but to see it. This movie is going to compare to Empire Strikes Back. It will leave you hanging with the introduction of Darth Vader and it won't be a happy ending which is part of what Empire one of the best Star Wars to date.

Everybody should go see just to see the effects.....check this out. Go to Star Wars homepage or search for this:
Star Wars A hero Falls.

It is the music video for the Musical Score of the film. If you watch this, your mind will change. I mean, come on, The return of legions of Wookies; Anikan fighting Obi Wan; the jedi council being destroyed. What more can a sci-fi geek ask for? This movie will be the holy grail of the Holy Trilogy.

i´ve seen the first 5 parts so of course i will watch the last one too.
even if it is over-hyped it will still be great.

for sure....we can hardly wait.....

i saw episode 3 last week at a prescreen, the movie is really good. might i even say better than ESB. not joking

i will do it. i will do it 9 times.

















and nobody will get that

I will see it, on tv, in a few years.

of course i'll see it - its star wars!!!!

No.

Yeah, I'm going to go see it.

i gots premier passes

Well, just because it's Star Wars doesn't make it good, but after reading this, I MIGHT see it:
May 16th, 2005 7:37 pm
Final Star Wars bears message for America

Lucas wins festival trophy - and hopes his epic will awaken US to democracy in peril

By Charlotte Higgins / Guardian

The republic is crumbling under attack from alien forces. Democracy is threatened as the leader plays on the people's paranoia. Amid the confusion it is suddenly unclear whether the state is in more danger from insurgents, or from the leader himself.

It sounds more like a Michael Moore polemic than a Star Wars movie. But George Lucas, speaking as his latest epic was given its world premiere at Cannes yesterday, confirmed that Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, could be read as a parable about American politics.

When he conceived his series of films in the 1970s, he says, he was thinking about Vietnam and Nixon, investigating "democracy, and how a senate could give itself over, could surrender itself to a dictator". He found historical echoes down the ages. "I looked at ancient Rome, and how, having got rid of kings, the Senate ended up with Caesar's nephew as emperor ... how democracy turns itself into a dictatorship. I also looked at revolutionary France ... and Hitler.

"It tends to follow similar patterns. Threats from outside leading to the need for more control; democracy not being able to function properly because of internal squabbling."

"I hope that situation never arises in our country," he said. "Maybe the film will awaken people to this danger."

Asked whether Star Wars Episode III openly alluded to the Iraq war, he said: "When I wrote it Iraq didn't exist. We were funding Saddam Hussein and giving him weapons of mass destruction. We were going after Iran. But the parallels between what we did in Vietnam and what we are doing in Iraq are unbelievable."

Lucas yesterday received, amid enormous hoopla, one of the highest honours Cannes can bestow: the Trophy of the Festival, which he was awarded on the world's largest ocean liner, the Queen Mary 2.

His film was screened out of competition at Cannes before its London premiere tonight. Lucas said: "I am happy the film doesn't have to compete [for the Palme D'Or], because it probably wouldn't win."

But he was bullish about the tepid critical reception of the more recent Star Wars films.

"I see it all as one movie; I don't pay much attention whether people like individual chapters or not," he said.

"There are two groups of fans for my films: one group over 25, and the other under 25. The people in their 30s and 40s love the first three, and they are in control of the media and the web.

"The more recent ones are fantastically adored by people under 25 and the devotion of each group is about equal ... but one group can express themselves more loudly than the others.

"It will be interesting to see what happens in 10 years when the younger group has grown older."

I'll see episode 3 whenever I'm not in a rush....