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Do you think that the final installment will make people weep in the theater? It could be by Anikan's fall or just the finality of the saga, however, I expect to see / hear people weeping in the theater. I was never at a movie where people cried. My mother is a Star Trek fan who saw Star Trek 2 soon after its release and she said many people were crying when Spock died.
Anyone agree / disagree?
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CopperTom wrote:
Do you think that the final installment will make people weep in the theater? It could be by Anikan's fall or just the finality of the saga, however, I expect to see / hear people weeping in the theater. I was never at a movie where people cried. My mother is a Star Trek fan who saw Star Trek 2 soon after its release and she said many people were crying when Spock died.
Anyone agree / disagree?
If they kill Natalie Portman, yes, I'd cry.
I cried at the Lord of The Rings films, each of them.
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I'll slap them.
Although, I caught myslef getting a little weepy when Yoda dies in Return of the Jedi the other day.
whoa, YODA DIED!!?!?!??!??
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Lois, this isn't my batman glass!
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punkdavid wrote:
I cried at Episode II when I watched Hayden Christianson try to read Lucas's dialogue and sound genuine.
I watched episode II last night, and it would've been so much better if he didn't try to sound like Vader(which I read was his excuse), and just act. He's like a fish out of water when he's in scenes with actors like McGregor, Jackson and McDiarmid. It's a shame. Let's hope he does better in Sith.
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No, I won't be surprised if people cry. I don't think I will, but given my wife's recent track record with LOTR and The Passion, I'm pretty sure we'll be taking some tissues.
Speaking of The Passion, I saw it with a church group a day before it opened and half the theater was crying or just not saying a word.......movies can sometimes be really powerful, especially when you've been waiting so long.
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Garden of Stone wrote:
punkdavid wrote:
I cried at Episode II when I watched Hayden Christianson try to read Lucas's dialogue and sound genuine.
I watched episode II last night, and it would've been so much better if he didn't try to sound like Vader(which I read was his excuse), and just act. He's like a fish out of water when he's in scenes with actors like McGregor, Jackson and McDiarmid. It's a shame. Let's hope he does better in Sith.
I watched episode I last nite. Goddam Jar Jar. I'd kill that fucker. He's worse than C3PO and an Ewok combined.
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punkdavid wrote:
I cried at Episode II when I watched Hayden Christianson try to read Lucas's dialogue and sound genuine.
I laughed loudly and inappropriately.
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Speaking of The Passion, I saw it with a church group a day before it opened and half the theater was crying or just not saying a word.......movies can sometimes be really powerful, especially when you've been waiting so long.
or when you feel like you've been scourged out of eight dollars.
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