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I can watch the PT while either drunk, or asleep. Preferably both.
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How do you watch the Star Wars Saga?
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How do you watch the Star Wars Saga?
With the eyes of a five-year-old.
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I watch it like this. Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi. Sometimes, just Star Wars, or just SW and ESB. Sometimes just ESB and ROTJ.
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I can watch the PT while either drunk, or asleep. Preferably both.
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I watch all six films TPM ATOC ROTS SW ESB ROTJ but I watch them individually, I am not interested in watching it in George's order 1-6, I might if I have the time watch a trilogy but I am not bothered about spending a huge amount of time watching all six at in a day or watching them over a short period of time and I dont watch the 2004 Trilogy I watch the OOT or a fan OT when I watch the original films and George's Prequels when I watch them though I find the fan ones interesting to watch.
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Originally posted by: Lord_Of_The_Sith
How do you watch the Star Wars Saga
How do you watch the Star Wars Saga
I sit still and look at it to see if it moves.
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How do you watch the Star Wars Saga...?
I usually watch the films with my 10 and 7 y.o. daughters (both OT freaks w/little to no knowledge of the PT) in this order: SW, ESB, ROTJ.
To celebrate the 30th Anniversary next year im going go to do a Star Wars marathon.
I usually watch the films with my 10 and 7 y.o. daughters (both OT freaks w/little to no knowledge of the PT) in this order: SW, ESB, ROTJ.
To celebrate the 30th Anniversary next year im going go to do a Star Wars marathon.
How about this? For the 30th Anniversary of the beginning of the OT, watch the three OOT films in order. Then, in 2029 watch PM>AOTC>ROTS to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the beginning of the PT -- if the PT is still meaningful to you. My guess is that it won't be, and you can save yourself 7 hours of precious time.
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1 The Phantom Menace.
2 Battlefront: Battle of Naboo on X-Box.
3 Racer's Revenge on the Playstation 2.
4 Bounty Hunter on Gamecube.
5 Attack of the Clones.
6 Battlefront-Geonosis Battle on X-Box.
7 Clone Wars Volume 1.
8 Republic Commando on X-Box.
9 Clone Wars Volume 2.
10 Revenge of the Sith.
11 1st level of Dark Forces PC (Where you steal the Death Star plans).
12 A New Hope.
13 Rogue Leader-Battle of Yavin and Hoth on Gamecube.
14 The Empire Strikes Back.
15 Shadows of the Empire on Nintendo 64
16 The Return of the Jedi.
17 Battlefront-Battle of Endor on X-Box.
18 Rogue Leader-Battle of Endor on Gamecube.
19 The Star Wars Holiday Special.
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Originally posted by: Go-Mer-Tonic
Here is how I watch the saga at the moment.
1 The Phantom Menace.
2 Battlefront: Battle of Naboo on X-Box.
3 Racer's Revenge on the Playstation 2.
4 Bounty Hunter on Gamecube.
5 Attack of the Clones.
6 Battlefront-Geonosis Battle on X-Box.
7 Clone Wars Volume 1.
8 Republic Commando on X-Box.
9 Clone Wars Volume 2.
10 Revenge of the Sith.
11 1st level of Dark Forces PC (Where you steal the Death Star plans).
12 A New Hope.
13 Rogue Leader-Battle of Yavin and Hoth on Gamecube.
14 The Empire Strikes Back.
15 Shadows of the Empire on Nintendo 64
16 The Return of the Jedi.
17 Battlefront-Battle of Endor on X-Box.
18 Rogue Leader-Battle of Endor on Gamecube.
19 The Star Wars Holiday Special.
Here is how I watch the saga at the moment.
1 The Phantom Menace.
2 Battlefront: Battle of Naboo on X-Box.
3 Racer's Revenge on the Playstation 2.
4 Bounty Hunter on Gamecube.
5 Attack of the Clones.
6 Battlefront-Geonosis Battle on X-Box.
7 Clone Wars Volume 1.
8 Republic Commando on X-Box.
9 Clone Wars Volume 2.
10 Revenge of the Sith.
11 1st level of Dark Forces PC (Where you steal the Death Star plans).
12 A New Hope.
13 Rogue Leader-Battle of Yavin and Hoth on Gamecube.
14 The Empire Strikes Back.
15 Shadows of the Empire on Nintendo 64
16 The Return of the Jedi.
17 Battlefront-Battle of Endor on X-Box.
18 Rogue Leader-Battle of Endor on Gamecube.
19 The Star Wars Holiday Special.
Thats a lot of TV/video game playing. But you left out X-Wing and TIE Fighter. LOL
Actually, its kind of hard to watch the entire saga. If you are trying to preserve the whole ESB "I am your Father" suprise, its really tough without watching it 3-6, then 1-3, even though some have suggested a "Godfather II" style viewing, with I, IV, II, V, III, VI. That sounds interesting, and I might try that sometime when I get the chance.
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Originally posted by: Go-Mer-Tonic
Here is how I watch the saga at the moment.
1 The Phantom Menace.
2 Battlefront: Battle of Naboo on X-Box.
3 Racer's Revenge on the Playstation 2.
4 Bounty Hunter on Gamecube.
5 Attack of the Clones.
6 Battlefront-Geonosis Battle on X-Box.
7 Clone Wars Volume 1.
8 Republic Commando on X-Box.
9 Clone Wars Volume 2.
10 Revenge of the Sith.
11 1st level of Dark Forces PC (Where you steal the Death Star plans).
12 A New Hope.
13 Rogue Leader-Battle of Yavin and Hoth on Gamecube.
14 The Empire Strikes Back.
15 Shadows of the Empire on Nintendo 64
16 The Return of the Jedi.
17 Battlefront-Battle of Endor on X-Box.
18 Rogue Leader-Battle of Endor on Gamecube.
19 The Star Wars Holiday Special.
Here is how I watch the saga at the moment.
1 The Phantom Menace.
2 Battlefront: Battle of Naboo on X-Box.
3 Racer's Revenge on the Playstation 2.
4 Bounty Hunter on Gamecube.
5 Attack of the Clones.
6 Battlefront-Geonosis Battle on X-Box.
7 Clone Wars Volume 1.
8 Republic Commando on X-Box.
9 Clone Wars Volume 2.
10 Revenge of the Sith.
11 1st level of Dark Forces PC (Where you steal the Death Star plans).
12 A New Hope.
13 Rogue Leader-Battle of Yavin and Hoth on Gamecube.
14 The Empire Strikes Back.
15 Shadows of the Empire on Nintendo 64
16 The Return of the Jedi.
17 Battlefront-Battle of Endor on X-Box.
18 Rogue Leader-Battle of Endor on Gamecube.
19 The Star Wars Holiday Special.
The Holiday Special takes place before ESB.
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If people make it past that, there's usually some kind of prize involved.
X-Wing and Tie Fighter are awesome games, but the Rogue Leader franchise is better at nailing the excitment of the films (Not to mention they are a bitt easier to play through).
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Originally posted by: Number20
... some have suggested a "Godfather II" style viewing, with I, IV, II, V, III, VI.
That does sound interesting! I think that's one of the more appealing ideas so far! ... some have suggested a "Godfather II" style viewing, with I, IV, II, V, III, VI.
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5 days before: The Phantom Menace
4 days before: Attack of the Clones
3 days before: Revenge of the SITH (one of the ONLY times the prequels are watched streight through)
2 days before: A New Hope (OCP's Classic edition)
1 day before: The Empire strikes back (2004 official version)
the day itself: Return of the Jedi (OCP's classic edition), followed immediately by the "Night on Bald Mountain/Ave Maria" segment of Walt Disney's "Fantasia"
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How do you watch the Star Wars Saga?
On a tv. </bad joke>
The order I would watch it though if I wanted to go through all the movies in one day would be this.
Star Wars
The Empire Strikes back
I
II
III
Return of the Jedi
So far though, I have not done this. I just haven't had enough time in a day to get to watch all the movies. So, I basically watch them in random order whatever movie I want to watch that day.
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1-6
mainly because we've all pretty much seen them for the first time 4-6, 1-3 and I like the Prequels so I watch it that way. Then again each movie has their own feel and sometimes I may be in the mood to just watch one of the films without the rest. It just depends.
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It's just Star Wars, not a satanic tome.
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Originally posted by: Go-Mer-Tonic
I understand a bunch of you don't like the prequels or SE's, but to keep your kids from drawing their own conclusions seems a bit severe don't you think?
It's just Star Wars, not a satanic tome.
I understand a bunch of you don't like the prequels or SE's, but to keep your kids from drawing their own conclusions seems a bit severe don't you think?
It's just Star Wars, not a satanic tome.
Why would we not show it to our kids?
1: Completely ruins half the surprises of ther OT. I want my kids to be mesmerized by these things.
2. Young kids will like the PT more than the OT. Statistical fact, I'm sorry to say. And I will have no child of mine yapping about how cool Anakin vs. Obi Wan is while I try to get them to watch the OT.
3. The special effect of the PT are not things to be appriciated. My kids will learn to appriciate REAL special effects, not crappy CGI. If they see the PT, they'll think thats good effects, and the effects in the OT are bad (which they are NOT).
4. If kids see them, they'll be pointing out all the plot holes in the "saga," and won't listen to me when I try to explain that Lucas is a hack. I'd be shooting myself.
5. I want the OT to be the first films my kids see when they grow out of Pooh and Barney. I want the OT to be the movie that brings them into the real world of moviegoing, which is an experiance lots of people had in 77. I did not, but I want my kid to have that experiance, to feel that magic. The PT cannot give them this. TPM would just put them to sleep with all the bad dialouge. The OT is simple good vs. evil, something all kids can understand. I want them to be exposed to films in the most magical way possible, and that is the OT.
So Go-Mer, it's not a satanic thing. It's a matter of how I want my kids lives impacted by the films. I will also not be teaching them the episode numbers, or any of George's "master plan saga." If I ever do show my kids the PT, it will be when they are 12 or older so they can see just how bad they are.
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Originally posted by: Lord_Of_The_Sith
What do you guys think? To celebrate the 30th Anniversary next year im going go to do a Star Wars marathon.
What do you guys think? To celebrate the 30th Anniversary next year im going go to do a Star Wars marathon.
I'll be throwing a Star Wars party on May 25th, 2007. I'll get my friends and family and we'll watch Star Wars, and if we have time, the other two. I'll have the soundtrack playing on the boom box before and after we watch the film.
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The PT movies actually made me appreciate the story of the O-OT 4-6 now cause it shows how a story can get lost if you don't plan beforehand. The O-OT was not planned beforehand and it still works well as a story of The rebels vs empire as you follow Luke, Leia, and Han for 3 movies and then there is a subplot with Vaders redemption at the end of ROTJ to give it more depth then your average fantasy movie.
As I said, I want to watch the OT films, I love to watch the OT films, I felt obligated to watch the PT films when I was still in my faze of wanting 1-6 to work, and it took me to finally realize if you are forcing yourself to watch a movie because it is part of the story, then Lucas failed with the PT movies.
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I had a CD player looping the soudtrack for each movie as they came on in the bathroom. People came and left all day, with some sticking out the whole way.
It got to the point where even I had to take a walk outside just to take a breather from the constant John Williams music.
Originally posted by: Darth_Evil
So Go-Mer, it's not a satanic thing. It's a matter of how I want my kids lives impacted by the films. I will also not be teaching them the episode numbers, or any of George's "master plan saga." If I ever do show my kids the PT, it will be when they are 12 or older so they can see just how bad they are.
If you are just saying that you want them to see the classic trilogy first as we did, that I get. I thought you meant they would never be allowed to see the other movies.So Go-Mer, it's not a satanic thing. It's a matter of how I want my kids lives impacted by the films. I will also not be teaching them the episode numbers, or any of George's "master plan saga." If I ever do show my kids the PT, it will be when they are 12 or older so they can see just how bad they are.
And there aren't any more plotholes in the prequels than there were in the classic trilogy. It's just kids don't notice them.