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#49188
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THX-1138 on DVD, please...
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In a bizarre, subterranean-lived future, the "government" controls people thru drugs that keep them from rebelling and having sex. All procriation is controled, and people have numbers, not names. THX-1138 kinda rebels against it when he stops taking his drugs and consequently falls in love with... whatever number her "name" was.
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#49157
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Your tombstone
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It's not the "looking at dead people" thing, I'm ok by that. It's the "looking at a loved one corpse" thing I've a problem with. I could go to a funeral if I'm not familiar with the dead person - altough I'm not even sure what to do on a funeral, and what to say. I could do like my father, who once mistankenly "congratulated" the dead man's wife - lucky she didn't hear or didn't notice.
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#49107
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Evil Empire...
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There were two main reasons for the development and dropping of the bombs.

1- The germans were developing their own weapon.
2- The americans needed to show the world, and by world I mean the USSR, their new nuclear power.

After the war, the soviets and the americans started a game of "hungry hungry hippo" on the german scientists, who held the rocket technology developed for the V1. Yadda-yadda-yadda, Yuri Gagarin and Neil Armstrong.

Even now, 60 years later, you can still smell burned flesh in some parts of Hiroshima.
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#48981
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Okay, what did we LIKE about the Special Editions?
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Originally posted by: DocCovington
I believe that many people who are going to buy the sets don't even recall the original theatrical cuts.


My dad did not. He watched TESB SE back in 1997, and I remember him saying "wow how could they achieve all those SFX back in 1980?", and I had to explain to him what the SE was, and he said he remembered seeing the movie back in 1980, and he said it was exactly the same.
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#48977
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May 4th be with you!
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OK people, from an amateur stand up comedian as myself, here are some tips: never start a joke about disabilities or about people from other cities/states/countries if you don't know the audience, or if you are not prepared to answer back. If you know your audience, go ahead! Rule #2: Hitler has become a comic's secret weapon, if you mention Hitler in a bizarre situation, people will laugh ("have you ever imagine Hitler going to the bathroom, doing #2?"), use him when things are not going well. Rule #3, never tell them you are not funny, they'll belive you and not laugh. Rule #4, if you're bombing, leave at once, dropping the mic on the floor.