I remember the last time I organised a SW marathon, I called it "The 14 hours of Star Wars". This was before the prequels were even in spoiler format, right after I got the '97 SE's on laserdisc. I spaced the movies out with behind the scenes videos and of course the Holida special made an appearance. I had played it in chronological order (after ANH) but some of the later comers demanded I play it again at the end.

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.

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.