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Nah, I've known Matt for a long time, and we've had many interesting conversations about films throughout the years, he's no phony. We just have a way of stating our opinions in a very matter-of-fact...

What I'll probably do is move some of the posts onto a new thread and then eventually merge that thread with the Classics one.

I definitely want to continue this conversation. I will start a thread if no one else does.

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Not "blaming" anything, merely an observation.

The new thread would be about films in general, not just sci fi.

That is being taken account though; It looks dated in comparison with cinema today. I'm not sure what the misunderstanding is here...


No two groups - or websites in this case - can agree 100% on...

Well those films do not stand the test of time and with a contemporary viewing, they look very dated and clichéd.[/QUOTE]

Precisely.[/QUOTE]

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Well those films do not stand the test of time and with a contemporary viewing, they look very dated and clichéd.[/QUOTE]

Precisely.

Yeah no shit he loved the Ewoks, they helped him make a down payment on that beach house he always wanted :lol:

Plus Death Star No. 2 which just seemed tired at that point. And then it gets rebuild with the EXACT SAME VULNERABLE SPOT AS THE FIRST ONE. Inept military indeed.

Ah! Gotcha.

You know, I can't ever recall the Fett thing bugging me that much. I mean, he was a very minor character in the grand scheme of things. I think he's just one of those characters that...

Whaaa? You lost me.

Return of the Jedi isn't really that great, and this is coming from a huge SW fan. Easily the weakest of the trilogy.

Voted for Alien and Starship Troopers.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c3/Alien_movie_poster.jpg

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