What the heck is a binary load lifter?
It’s very similar to a moister vaporator.
No. A binary loadlifter is a droid, used to lift heavy loads, that makes use of a binary programming language similar to that used in moister vaporators.
No, it was a pretty good joke, and you tried to use facts on it.
OH. Okay, the reference didn’t click with me for some reason.
Ok, I’ll start with the original. Thanks guys.
The only reason I even considered R1 is because I think that R1 nowadays is an easier movie to watch than the original, especially in this case with a girl as protagonist (since I’d be showing it to my girlfriend; and more girls in general in the movie). However, I have noted in previous viewings that it doesn’t have “introductory qualities” like the original has, so it doesn’t function as well as the introduction to the SW saga to someone new. Plus it’s so different from all the others that the first time viewer might find some recurring things in the rest of the saga odd.
Again, thanks guys.
Would YOU watch R1 before ANH ?
I would in a R1 and ANH only double feature. But if doing a trilogy viewing, (or especially if introducing someone to the films), i would use release order.
one of the problems of of going PT R1 OT is that in ROtS you find out luke and Leia are twins which kind of partly ruins OT.
Unless you have PT edits that cut OT spoilers, which I do. But I would still recommend initially watching the films in release order anyway.