Originally posted by: FanFiltration

Just for the record, I suffer from a God Damn Brain Abscess, as well as other unwanted and undesevered disabling medical problems!

So I now come to these forums to relive my stress just to deal with this kind of crap?

Some people can't be as letter perfect as you nerd a$$ wipes can be. Sorry for trying to participate.

And if you want to ban me, go on! I don't need that kind of picky a$$ S#!T from anyone! Sorry for being a bit testy, but being up all night puking my toxic medications just makes me a tad on edge sometimes.

FF
Holy fuck buddy...
Originally posted by: zombie84
Everyone thought of "space opera"--the whole Flash Gordon/serial style that Lucas advertised it as--as being silly, unrealistic, with cardboard characters, convoluted plotting and implausibility.

Gee, that pretty much summarizes the PT, doesn't it?

I must say this is a great thread; I've enjoyed reading these posts and find that many of them mirror my own thoughts. From a more technical standpoint, does anyone think that the PT was less effective due to such things as cinematography, editing, etc? For example, I find that I'm not emotionally involved in many of the battle sequences in the PT, and I sometimes think it's partly due to the fact that the camera is more concerned with capturing all the chaos going on instead of focusing on particular individuals in the action (such as in the Death Star battle in the OT).