What would get you so mad that you would walk out of Ep III?

To be honest, I almost walked out of TPM the first time I saw it. I was flabbergasted, mostly by the acting/voices/timing. The battledroid's "Roger, Roger" talk and Nute's "Wha? Wha di foo shay? A Jeedi? Herah?" really put me on the defensive for the rest of the film. I only stayed because I knew the duel would be amazing. I still have only sat through TPM probably half a dozen times.

 

To be honest, I almost walked out of TPM the first time I saw it. I was flabbergasted, mostly by the acting/voices/timing. The battledroid's "Roger, Roger" talk and Nute's "Wha? Wha di foo shay? A Jeedi? Herah?" really put me on the defensive for the rest of the film. I only stayed because I knew the duel would be amazing. I still have only sat through TPM probably half a dozen times.

I don't know about you, but if there's a movie I don't like... or even kinda like (like you seem to with TPM).... I'm not going to sit through it 6 times...I doubt I'd sit through it twice....

There are movies I really like that I haven't seen 6 times....

 

Nothing.... Absolutely nothing. Sure, there might be things that I don't like but this is Star Wars. I remember sitting through AOTC thinking that the speeder chase got a little dull and repetitive, and that I shouldn't be feeling bored in a Star Wars film, but I still sat through it - totally immersed in the experience. Come on, we are all Star Wars fans, and you can't expect every minute of every film to be the dogs bollocks

 

With all the crap playing in theaters, you almost left TPM?

Absolutely. I know I?m in the minority in this regard but TPM was barely tolerable. Between Jar-Jar fumbling through the whole movie like an idiot and Jake Lloyd?s ridiculously bad acting, I was ready to slit my wrists, pass out and dream of what could have been.


And maybe ROTS will be "at least good enough to sit though?"

So you disagree? So you?re saying that ROTS will NOT be at least good enough to sit through?


Way to go into a movie with the intentions of having a good time

Lucas disappointed me once and I won?t allow it again. I?m going in to ROTS with low expectations so hopefully I will be pleasantly surprised.

 

BluePhoneix- I agree with you, I'm going to the movies with super low expectations. Maybe I'll be surprised. April 2nd, for me is the day, becuase we may actually read about the story in a coherent form. Not very happy with the first two prequel movies though. In fact, the Matrix for me was tolerable than the first two. Lord of the Rings, yep still the king.

 

Thanks vong333. For an '03er, you're alright.

I?d say that the LOTR movies are perhaps the greatest movies ever made. Say what you want about LOTR, but a Star Wars movie will NEVER receive the accolades that ROTK did at last year?s Oscars.

 

Aayla not been on the movie.

 

If anything Howell said turns out to be true.

 

Hmmm...


(1)If Yoda farts
(2)If Jar Jar uses a lightsaber
(3)If Britney Spears shows up in the background toating a pink saber, but is slaughtered from behind by CHristina Aguilera

 

The only time I'd actually walk out of star wars movie would be if someone in the audience was coughing or being obnoxious and preventing everyone else from watching the film.

I'd demand a rescreen for free and get the bastard kicked out

 

If they dub it. The thought of someone else than Ian delivering Palpatines lines is?unbearable.

 

When Anakin and Palpatine are at the theatre, 50 Cent comes out on stage and starts rapping "In Da Club".

 

I don't know about your theatres, but I always have someone moving my seat-kicking and what can you do..fight? They keep doing it after you complain. This time I'll sit on the back-the reason I got to be early.

 

Yoda losing to Darth Sidious.

 

I heard Yoda does lose.

If someone is talking lound,. or talking on their cellphone/their cell phone goes off. I won't walk out of the movie, but I'll beat the living crap outta the guy talking and then buy a ticket to the next showing (if Epi 3 is good) to see that part I missed.

 

starwars is an exciting ride that never getts old. the only thing that would get me upst at all is when it's over. i won't be mad, i'll be saddend that our starwars ride is all but gone. another thing, i just can't see a t.v show.

 

The Star Wars Legacy DVD by 2007. George will introduce all missing moments-macha vader training with Palpatine, the beginning of the conflict between jedis & siths, an old version of Luke with his childs as jedi apprentices, Anakin's birth mystery, the background of Palpatine with his master and their secrect tradition ect... Not a movie, remember.

 

Excuse my madness, the word should be children-my point of view. I had child(s) because never knew about they-she-he?!

 

I won't walk out, but I'll have a stroke if I hear:

"Lord Vader"

"yesss, my master."

"Rise."

"yippee!"




And Bob, I know exactly how you feel. I think the reason I keep watching the PT is that the good parts are very good (or at least very cool), but the bad parts are really groaners.

 

Really nothing...unless Bea Arthur or anyone else who had a cameo in the Star Wars Holiday Special shows up in ROTS...

 

"Lord Sidious?"
"Yes Master."
"Riiiisa, pallo!"

 

film burning in projector

 

I dont know what would make me walk out of Ep III before it finishes...

but i know what will cause me to commit murder while watching it...

any bloody fanboy who trys to anticipate the dialogue by using spoilers...

that would realy annoy me...

 

I would say a crying baby or whiny kid or teenagers that don't shut up. then I would kill them in a rage and have to leave the theatre so I don't go to jail.

 

If Britney Spears shows up in the background toating a pink saber, but is slaughtered from behind by CHristina Aguilera

That'd make me want to watch it an extra 1000 times.