so tired of complaints...

Post after post, I have read so many complaints about the changes made to the OT movies. I think people should ask themselves "Is it the original movies and their imperfections I love, or is it a Positive neuro-association I have with my own life at the time I first saw the movies?", as most of us had great childhood's filled with Star Wars toys and doting parents...

I don't know about you all, but "Corvette Summer" pretty much destroyed any good feelings I had about the 70's and Reagan's "Trickle down economics" did the same for the 80's..

If you ask me I'll take Slick Willy's 90's any day of the week...

Note: Dont get me wrong, in a perfect world Han Solo will always shoot first!

 

You do realize the extreme Irony of this thread, don't you?



D_M_S_L

 

I DO!!!

 

Darth_Maul_Sith_Lord

I laughed so hard when you pointed out the irony, I should have titled the post "so tired of people complaining about George changing the movies to look less dated"..

but touche my friend, soo funny!

 

Don't allow the complaints to diminish your pleasure in something you enjoy. You enjoy it and that should be enough for you. You should only be upset if someone bashes your opinion directly.

 

Yeah, so long as you're happy then that's the important thing.

I also love the irony here, very nice

 

I actually prefer the "trickle-down economics" of the Regan era to the Trickle-down immorality of the Clinton days.....but hey, to each his own.

I like the changes. It's still Star Wars, and I think that the changes make things better.

--Nash

 

I actually prefer the "trickle-down economics" of the Regan era to the Trickle-down immorality of the Clinton days.....but hey, to each his own.


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