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Originally posted by STEVEthePIRATE:
Dude, you know whether you see Ep 3 or not will have no effect on how many times you see Serenity - at least it better not.

I'll say this - if you go watch Sith, don't be surprised if you walk out of the theater more frustrated than pleased. That was my reaction.

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STEVEthePIRATE hates to admit that he'll be watching Sith again tonight.

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Originally posted by fantasticlaughingfairy:
Right. Revenge of the Sith.
Amazing FX.
Fine plot (wraps up the story properly).
Better acting than in the last two films. Terrible script.
So if you can sit through some messy dialogue it's probably worth a gander yes.

...and we will call it...this land...

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Originally posted by BlueSunWorshipper:
I enjoyed it, I enjoyed it a lot, and I hated the last two prequels.

As for the naysayers, I note that the majority are folks who haven't even seen it, but are going off what "other people" tell them. "Other people" tell ME that 'Firefly' was cancelled because 'it sucked,' and they never actually watched it.

So, are you going to go off what other folks say, or make up your own mind?


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Originally posted by Jadehand:
I don't agree with the "better acting" call. Obi wan was the best acted throughout the prequels and continued to be good. Most of the rest could have been replaced with those cardboard cut outs you can buy at the overpriced media shops. Most dialog can (as I said in someones' blog) be reduced to ".....and now for our next FX shot."

Never live in a desert. apparently you age 45 yrs in 20.

I bought "Finding Serenity" at the book shop after the movie. There is a paragraph on page 11 talking about the depth of characters[in Firefly], the history of them that you can see, even if they just do a walk on line. Versus what they go on to call "plot-pushers". Ep III is full of "plot-pushers". all flat, no history in their eyes. irrelevant.

If you wish to walk out of a theatre feeling violated, then I recommend ep III.
Star Wars turned into a horribly malformed disgusting butterfly, "but I loved that damn catapiller."

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Originally posted by Sniper:
Personally, I loved it. On the whole a huge improvement over the last two.

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Originally posted by LetoV:
I went back the next day and rewatched Ep V. It really amazes me that the same person who created the witty dialog between Han, Leia, and Luke in those first scenes on Hoth and in the Asteroid field could have brought us the completely worthless dialog of these prequels.

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