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Originally posted by: Darth_Evil


Too true. Jar-Jar was annoying, but harmless, and is kind of cute in his own sort of wierd way....well, not really. But Jake Lloyd...Lucas really fucked that one up. Did ANYONE buy that that kid would one day be Darth Vader? I know I didn't. In the words of Comic Book Guy, Worst. Acting. Ever. I tried watching TPM a few months ago, and enjoyed the first few scenes with Liam Neeson and McGregor duking it out with robots, but then Jar Jar....well, it was ok....then a whole city of them....it was still tolerable...then Naboo and the horrible acting of Natalie Portman and Keira Knightly....I started to move my hand towards the DVD remote....then a few scenes later, Jake lloyd. Movie off. Done. Sorry but no. The problem with Lloyd is that he can't act worth crap, but that isn't the main problem. I can tolerate bad acting. But not only did he have no acting abilities, he THOUGHT he did. Watching someone who can't act think they're the bomb is just awful.

Originally posted by: Lord_Of_The_Sith
I like both of the films and the books but in the books they left so much stuff out but i have all the books and the extended versions of each film. Peter Jackson is the next George Lucas in my opinion.

Originally posted by: Lord_Of_The_Sith
Diary of the Dead sounds pretty cool ill have to check it out when you get it completed. Everyone has there own opinoins and i saw Land Of The Dead at the theaters and i thought it was the best out of them all. I cant wait until the Night Of The Living Dead 3D movie comes out November 10th! There also remaking Day Of The Dead and its suppost to be coming out some time in 2007. The remakes of Romeros films seem to be better than the original just take a look at the Night Of The Living Dead 1990 Remake it was in color and it was so much better than the original.

Originally posted by: Darth_Evil


You are extremely ignorant on this topic. The DVD is the lead format right now and will be for the next ten years, at least. Why? Because DVD's are made to last. Most, if not all, anamorphic transfers are compatible with hi-def. Anamorphic means they are made for both kinds of TV, and usually work very well in hi-def. You need a DVD player that up converts them to look hi-def on your plasma screen, but that's not hard to come by, (I think the XBOX 360 does this) but hell, even without it DVD's will be fine on hi-def TV's. That's why new formats like HD-DVD and Blu-Ray won't become the next big home format, just a niche product. DVD's will last for a very, very long time, far into the hi-def age, and upgrading your movies to hi-def video formats is pointless unless you really want higher quality. So please, inform yourself before posting.