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South Jersey DevilChainsawAsh said:
Warbler said:
Anchorhead said:
Warbler said:
So you like the three Brian Daley Han Solo books better than the OOT?
Yes. I just don't have any interest anymore in Lucas Star Wars.
"OOT" and "Lucas Star Wars" includes the first movie. That statement would say that you like that Han Solo books over the first movie and that you have no interest in the first movie anymore
I'm pretty sure that's exactly what he's saying. I just don't understand why you seem to be so upset by this.
upset? no shocked and weird-ed out? yes
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South Jersey DevilChainsawAsh said:
Warbler said:
Anchorhead said:
Warbler said:
So you like the three Brian Daley Han Solo books better than the OOT?
Yes. I just don't have any interest anymore in Lucas Star Wars.
"OOT" and "Lucas Star Wars" includes the first movie. That statement would say that you like that Han Solo books over the first movie and that you have no interest in the first movie anymore
I'm pretty sure that's exactly what he's saying.
but it contradicts what he said later on
Anchorhead said: It was (is) a fantastic stand-alone film.
and here as well
Anchorhead said:Have we met before? - I haven't been a fan of anything other than the 1977 story for about 20 years.
shouldn't he have originally said he had no interest in 2/3's of the OOT instead of saying he had no interest in the WHOLE thing?
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aka PancakesSo he likes the Han Solo books and the radio drama better than the first film. Why does that have to mean he doesn't like the film?
--edit--
Now you're just being pedantic.
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South Jersey DevilHe said he had no interest in it. That pretty much says he doesn't like it.
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aka PancakesHe has no interest in the movie, because the story is better served in the audio drama (in his opinion), therefore he no longer has interest in the film version of the story.
That doesn't mean he doesn't like the movie.
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South Jersey Devilno longer having in interest in film version of story = no longer having in interest in movie = doesn't like movie
ChainsawAsh said:
Now you're just being pedantic.
huh? I'll have to look that up.
so you think I'm overly concerned about small matters and going into too much detail? perhaps. But his stance just has me very curious.
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aka PancakesYes, you are being very pedantic, and you keep acting as if his opinion is empirically wrong. That bothers me.
I'm going to stop speaking for Anchorhead at this point, and let him speak for himself.
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Hand Of JudgmentWarb,
I don't know how to put all this so it makes sense to you. The 1977 film got me here. It was my be all, end all for decades. I think it's a fantastic film. I own it, I know it backwards & forwards, it's the only one of the six I have any interest in. I will be first in line to purchase future versions of it, provided they are 1977 theatrical.
That said; I now prefer to read the Daley novels or listen to NPR over the 1977 film. I just don't feel the magic I did for so many years. All that came after it (from Lucas) has tainted it for me. Plus, I want more than that one story. Lucas never did that. Brian Daley did. Daley even gave me more depth in Star Wars just by writing the NPR version. He gave me hours more of the story I love.
So that I'm clear on this - when I say prefer, I mean just that - prefer - not in place of forever because the other stuff is shit. I do not mean Star Wars77 is bad, the story is no good, the OOT isn't worth saving, etc, etc.
Now, if you'll excuse me, the Giants are playing in a few hours. I have to get home, change into my comfortable clothes, pour a glass of wine and relax (as best I can) to some championship baseball.
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South Jersey DevilChainsawAsh said:
Yes, you are being very pedantic, and you keep acting as if his opinion is empirically wrong. That bothers me.
I'm going to stop speaking for Anchorhead at this point, and let him speak for himself.
I don't think his opinion is empirically wrong. It is just that in our conversation he seemed to contradict himself.
Anchorhead, if you don't think ESB and ROTJ. That ok. Its your opinion and you are entitled too. Same if you don't like the first movie.
I agree to disagree.
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of Earth.ChainsawAsh said:
Yes, you are being very pedantic, and you keep acting as if his opinion is empirically wrong. That bothers me.
I'm going to stop speaking for Anchorhead at this point, and let him speak for himself.
And you're acting like it's wrong for him to have the opinion that Anchorhead is wrong.
Hmmmm?
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Imagination PrincessI just find it so weird that this conversation is taking place at all. I know Warb never ventures into Star Wars-related threads anymore, but I thought it was pretty well-established where Anchorhead stood. And, honestly, as long as I've seen Anchorhead around here, I've never seen anyone take him to task for just liking the first movie. In fact, I've always thought his view was a refreshing deviation.
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Ointment Fly^Agreed.
xhonzi, please update the thread title.
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South Jersey DevilGaffer Tape said:
I just find it so weird that this conversation is taking place at all. I know Warb never ventures into Star Wars-related threads anymore, but I thought it was pretty well-established where Anchorhead stood. And, honestly, as long as I've seen Anchorhead around here, I've never seen anyone take him to task for just liking the first movie. In fact, I've always thought his view was a refreshing deviation.
1: I honestly did not know he thought that way
2: I wasn't trying to take him to task. His stance seemed very strange to me and got me curious. As our conservation progressed, it seemed like he was contradicting himself. I got confused. I agree I probably went too far. I'm sorry.
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of Earth.Is that okay with the mods? Maybe I will make another thread with a poll?
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"[George Lucas] rebooted the franchise in 1997 without telling anyone." -skyjedi2005
"Yeah, well, George says a lot of things..." a young 1997 xhonzi on RASSM
"They're my movies." -George Lucas. 19 people won oscars for their work on Star Wars (1977) and George Lucas wasn't one of them.
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is automatic for the people.I haven't seen a poll in a long time. A long time.
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Magister Pontifex MaximusMmm colon.
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Better a bad bomb than a bombadGaffer Tape said:
And, honestly, as long as I've seen Anchorhead around here, I've never seen anyone take him to task for just liking the first movie. In fact, I've always thought his view was a refreshing deviation.
Now the first blows been cast and the war begun.
You're either with the OOT, or you're against it. All or nothing.
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Magister Pontifex MaximusOnly people who deal in absolutes deal in absolutes (sometimes).
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Better a bad bomb than a bombadBingowings said:
Only people who deal in absolutes deal in absolutes (sometimes).
That sounds like commie talk to me.
Will you sign a loyalty oath to the OOT? Or are you some kinda Anchorhead sympathiser!
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Magister Pontifex MaximusNah the fence is strong and I'm not to heavy.
I'm all for an infinite number of versions of the films as long as the originals are maintained and made available.
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South Jersey DevilTheBoost said:
Gaffer Tape said:
And, honestly, as long as I've seen Anchorhead around here, I've never seen anyone take him to task for just liking the first movie. In fact, I've always thought his view was a refreshing deviation.
Now the first blows been cast and the war begun.
You're either with the OOT, or you're against it. All or nothing.
TheBoost said:
Bingowings said:
Only people who deal in absolutes deal in absolutes (sometimes).
That sounds like commie talk to me.
Will you sign a loyalty oath to the OOT? Or are you some kinda Anchorhead sympathiser!
*sigh*
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is automatic for the people.You can *sigh* that again.
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Check out my reconstruction of the ROTJ Shooting Script
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