The only Green Day album I like is Insomniac.
I love that album! It’s their best by a mile and I like most of their music.
Bab’s Uvula Who? is my favorite Green Day song.
I once predicted that a red light on a traffic signal would turn off and a green light would turn on.
It totally did.
And even though nobody was around to brag to, I still had the satisfaction of knowing I was right.
Hmm… I haven’t seen it in about 15 years, so I could end up feeling that way too…
Lots of things were funny when I was a teen that aren’t at all now…
^yes.
Very cool! I kinda prefer that one light to not be working though. Fits the Falcon.
Hey just wondering if there’s any reason to fix the light that’s out in the original.
Continuity?
Very cool! I kinda prefer that one light to not be working though. Fits the Falcon.
Don’t watch the theatrically released PT but get ur hands on like Hal’s or L8wtrs edits and you will appreciate the prequels.
False.
You can take the rocks and clumps out of a mud puddle, you can even add pure clean water, but what you’re left with is still just mud.
^That! There’s no reason to include them. They add nothing but 6 hours of boring nonsense.
drooling retard.
Go away.
Worst Thread nominee right here.
I was expecting Videodrome.
Plinkett isn’t wrong and those reviews have more than their share of funny moments, but I’ve never been comfortable with the whole wife murdering angle.
If your interested, my edits, which remove all of that, are almost done.
Maybe I should start a thread for em? I dunno.
Though, the forums were a lot cooler before all you PT tolerating cretins showed up recently…
😉
Very cool!
I got way more laughs and enjoyment outta the HS than I did the PT.
Serious.
I’d rather watch something that’s supposed to be goofy and dumb rather than something that’s trying to be epic and is accidentally goofy and dumb.*
I can take the HS for the junk it is and boggle at what was going on behind the scenes. Everything surrounding the PT is so cynical that it’s just no fun no matter how you look at it.
*that’s really not true. Plan 9 From Outer Space is one of my favorite films.
Good or bad, it does count as an installment in the franchise. So does Legendaryzilla, for that matter.
I believe it is referenced in a later movie.
Yeah. In Godzilla 2000 the monster from Tri-Stars 'Zilla is written off as another monster, mistaken for Godzilla. And in Final Wars the real Godzilla toasts the Tri-Star 'Zilla.
I don’t hate it, but yeah, Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah is terribly written. I’d say the Millenium series is even worse than the Heisei. That whole period is the prequel trilogy equivalent in Godzilla’s history.
I like the Millennium series just fine. I really like GMK and the 2 Kiryu films.
Am I alone in not caring to see Vader in the suit in the PT at all?
I think his introduction in Star Wars is just fine.
I don’t mind Godzillas Revenge.
I hate Godzilla vs. King Ghidorah though and many consider it one of the best.
I don’t care much for the Heisei era really.
The thing is, if it was done right, you could still have Anikin fall and Vader appear in the PT without ruining ESB’s reveal. And if you were watching the films for the first time, ESB’s reveal would make you realize what really happened in the PT, making both moments even stronger.
The PT should seem to line up with what Ben tells Luke in Star Wars. That Vader murdered Anikin.
Scott109 said:
I scoff at the notion that Jabba the Hutt would be immune to Jedi mind tricksObi-Wan said that mind tricks only worked on the weak minded.
Did Jabba the Hutt seem particularly strong-minded to you? He was a stupid ogre.
I got no idea where you’re getting that from. But it’s wrong.
meh.
Not sure we need the Falcons engines glowing like that in day light.
The glow wouldn’t be as visible as it is in the darkness of space.