moviefreakedmind

Clicking out of the Private Topic window.

I was never pissed off by the fake computer thing. I just didn’t see the humour in it. The copycats are infuriated now though.

Are You Experienced? - The Jimi Hendrix Experience

DuracellEnergizer said:

`D____

Is this a cryptic reference to Darth Cracker?

Are You Experienced - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
(US Version)

Also, this thread was needed as a separate entity from the “Last Song” thread.

I love boring things; that’s why my favorite movie is Star Trek: The Motion Picture.

TV’s Frink said:

Jesus Christ.

Non-descript deity please.

HansiG said:

moviefreakedmind said:

Ramones Mania (album) - Ramones

Wrong threadf

Hanging on by a Threadf (album) - The Letter Black

Ramones Mania (album) - Ramones

That’s pretty good actually.

But Seriously Folks… - Joe Walsh

I was banned from cinemas after my antics during the 1997 screening of ROTJ’s SE.

moviefreakedmind said:

I’ve been obsessed with this change for nearly 20 years. When I first saw the Special Edition of Jedi I couldn’t wait to see this moment on the big screen. Imagine my dismay when I saw that the scene had been ruined and the vanishing TIE fighters “fixed”! I stood up in the middle of the theatre and screamed, “that’s bullshit!” and I threw my popcorn on the floor, and walked out; I even made sure to throw my soda at the screen before storming out of the theatre. I also demanded my money back at the front box office. They just ignored me though and told my mother that she needed to control her young.

They may be less forgiving of an adult doing the same so I won’t chance it.

It’s not a theory. I can personally guarantee you that the majority of people on this forum are tired of your computer “joke”. This nonsense is just a reflection of that.

TV’s Frink said:

THIS IS JUST SAD

It is, but it’s no more embarrassing than your schtick.

with incredibly rare screenings of the original 1997 special edition versions of A NEW HOPE, THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK and THE RETURN OF THE JEDI.

yawn

I seem to recall some kind of Star Wars training event for kids at Disney Land over 15 years ago.

SilverWook said:

moviefreakedmind said:

In all seriousness, I did actually here that it was a sympathetic metaphor for the Viet Kong vs. U.S. soldiers.

In The Making of a Saga documentary, Lucas said he was influenced by his early involvement with Apocalypse Now, in having a primitive culture that overcomes a technological one. (Which was going to be Wookiees originally.) Nothing was said about it meaning anything more than that.

That makes sense. I actually heard it from a friend in high school who insisted that George Lucas was a communist. He was a bit weird though.

LuckyGungan2001 said:

darthrush said:

Civil War though is a beautiful piece of art that gives me nerdgasms every time I think about it.

Well…it’s good…but…art?

Yeah. It was no Suburban Commando.

Neglify said:

I’m starting to think you’ve got a schoolboy crush on me and these random disses are your way of saying you luv me.

He can see your true colors shinin’ through.

TV’s Frink said:

moviefreakedmind said:

The computer thing was probably a regular. It wasn’t offensive or crazy enough to be a weirdo random user.

IF IT WAS A REGULAR IT WASNT A PARTICULARLY BRIGHT ONE

Right. I just doubt anyone new would care enough to do it.

That always disturbed me too. I guess maybe it’s assumed that Han was just passing through and rarely spent time on the planet. According to the SE though Han frequently met up in hanger bays to chat with a terrible-looking, fake, cartoon Jabba the Hutt.

I’m going to watch Bladerunner for the first time ever. I’ll report back this evening.

The computer thing was probably a regular. It wasn’t offensive or crazy enough to be a weirdo random user.

I don’t really remember Wario64 posting often enough to be terribly obnoxious.

Possessed said:

Sinister-Cross the Styx

That sounds Satanic.

Jetrell Fo said:

I’m still trying to figure out why a person talking like a computer that thinks it’s sentient is funny . . .

It isn’t.