Star Wars Episode III Reviews

[Vinnie Velvet]

Originally posted by bueno bob
Well, tomorrow's the day...looking forward to your review, Vin.

I hope to have my review up sometime tommorrow, Bob.

[Soul Reaper]

using my inhuman powers, I know what's going to happen in the movie.
























Nah, Official Playstation 2 Magazine revealed it all and i can pretty much guess what's going to happen anyway.

IT'S TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Vinnie Velvet]

I have to confess, I pretty much know what happens in the movie.

But what I don't know is WHEN some of these parts actually happen in the film.

Some most people know: the birth of Vader, the Obi-Anakin duel, etc.

But actually seeing it is a whole nother ball-game.

[bueno bob]

Indeedy!

[Vinnie Velvet]

Yup.

The build-up to seeing this movie is crazy.

Its gonna be so great when the 20th Century Fox and Lucasfilm logo hits the screen and then THOSE famous words.......

Then BAM!!

Hit right between the eyes once again.

[vanzilla]

I'm surprised you guys aren't already waiting in line for seats.

I was going to see it this weekend, but I'll probably wait until the crowd dies down. I'm not a big fan of seeing movies in crowded theatres. I like to stretch out a little. Kick the shoes off. Maybe unbutton the pants. Take off the shirt.

Wait, that's at a different theater. Nevermind.

[Vinnie Velvet]

Originally posted by vanzilla
I'm surprised you guys aren't already waiting in line for seats.

I was going to see it this weekend, but I'll probably wait until the crowd dies down. I'm not a big fan of seeing movies in crowded theatres. I like to stretch out a little. Kick the shoes off. Maybe unbutton the pants. Take off the shirt.

Wait, that's at a different theater. Nevermind.

LOL!!:D

Well, I won't be camping out but I'll probably head to the theatre a few hours early.

I mean, I do have a wife and kid to attend to.

[vanzilla]

Vinnie, did you see the skit Triumph the Insult Comic Dog did in 2002 with the Star Wars fans? If so, what did you think about it?

[bueno bob]

Originally posted by vanzilla
I'm surprised you guys aren't already waiting in line for seats.

I was going to see it this weekend, but I'll probably wait until the crowd dies down. I'm not a big fan of seeing movies in crowded theatres. I like to stretch out a little. Kick the shoes off. Maybe unbutton the pants. Take off the shirt.

Wait, that's at a different theater. Nevermind.

I can't. I've got a bad case of clausterphobia, and I can't be in a fully packed movie theater like that...never have been able to, it just drives me fuckin' nuts, I can't stand it.

We have a few of those theaters out in Portland. It's grate, so long as you don't mind 60 year old men standing around and beating off to whatever you're doing...lmao

[Carmine]

Originally posted by vanzilla
I'm surprised you guys aren't already waiting in line for seats.

I was going to see it this weekend, but I'll probably wait until the crowd dies down. I'm not a big fan of seeing movies in crowded theatres. I like to stretch out a little. Kick the shoes off. Maybe unbutton the pants. Take off the shirt.

Wait, that's at a different theater. Nevermind.

HEY NOW!!!:D

[Warham]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/film/4558323.stm

The massive interest in the film, which was premiered in Cannes on the weekend, has prompted many midnight screenings.

"We are seeing phenomenal advance ticket sales in many territories," Paul Hanneman, Fox International's exec VP for sales and strategic planning, told US magazine Variety.

One theatre chain said its advance sales were 60% higher than for The Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King, which took US$124m (£67.66m) in its first five days in North America.

"It is gigantic," said Fandango executive Art Levitt. "For those who are waiting for the opening bell to ring on summer, it's rung loud and clear."

[vanzilla]

I live within walking distance of a 20 screen movie house. There were people camped out there this morning. When I went back out just about an hour ago, there were already 100 people waiting to get in and the show sold out 3 days ago according to one of the people waiting.

Not surprised though. I'd really like to see it this weekend, but I don't feel like dealing with the crowds. I seriously like to have theaters nearly empty when I go see a movie. Lots of matinees.

[Warham]

'Revenge of the Sith has broken the record for the best opening of not only the saga, but of all time for any movie in Paris, beating out Spiderman 2. The Phantom Menace sold 10,909 tickets, while Attack of the Clones sold 9,336 tickets.

It then says that ROTS has sold 16,457 tickets.'

...from a fan site.

[Three Lock Rock]

A lot of people went to see Ishtar, too


ONE-TWO-THREE LOCK ROCK!!

KICKIN ASS, TAKIN NAMES!

Faggits!

[Triumph]

Originally posted by vanzilla
Vinnie, did you see the skit Triumph the Insult Comic Dog did in 2002 with the Star Wars fans? If so, what did you think about it?

Ah yes, some of my best work indeed.
Star Wars nerds are easy prey. i like the movies but come on; i don't even geek out like that for halloween.

Enjoy the film.

Triumph vs. Star Wars