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    May 20, 2005

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    charlie

    The deprivation might end, but it sounds like the depravity is just beginning! :)

    kaleobill

    scott, i'm glad you've repented of this grevious sin and enlisted netflix to help you with your problem. make sure you watch in the proper order: 4,5,6 then 1 and 2, then go to the theater to see 3. you won't be dissappointed! ;)

    sarge

    i can't believe you would admit that, but it was big of ya. now go see them!

    phil crissman

    I'm curious, do you plan to watch them in the order they were released, or in their "chronological" order? That is, the first movie is actually called Episode IV, whereas the three most recent are I, II, and III.

    I would say watch them in the order they were released... If you watch episodes I and II first, you might not want to bother with the rest. ;-)

    You'll see what I mean, later.

    Michele

    OH MY GOSH!!!!!!!!! I am amazed and shocked that this is even a possibility in this day and age. I would definately see them in the order they were made though. The story line and humanity of them definately decline on the newer ones. I think I saw Jedi 14 times when I was in High School and saw Revenge at the midnight showing Weds pm. Brutal though. Once again it's always better to read the book.
    ~Michele~

    Dane

    Wow! This is amazing. Have you seen the more recent movies? Episode 1 and 2? If so, I think it would be cool for you to go ahead and see Episode 3, then go back and watch the first 3 that came out. You will have watched them in storyline order. I think that would be interesting to see what your take is on them after having seen all 6 in the matter of a few days.

    Dave

    Dude: you will certanly find out that the Star Wars films are addicting. I have all five that are out and went in and saw III today. I am certain that you will find them excellant indeed. You may even find stuff in it that relates to faith. After you watch episode 5 you'll know what I mean. B-)

    Jesse

    Why weren't you allowed to go to movies as a kid?

    matt

    Here are 3 of the 12 steps I think you need to take to overcome your position as a Child of the 80's looser.

    Step 1: We admitted we were powerless over being a loser- that our lives had become unmanageable

    Step 2: Came to believe that a power greater than ourselves could restore us to sanity

    Step 3: Made a decision to turn our will and our lives over to the care of the force as we understood it.

    You get the idea.. you can overcome it.. we're here to help you.

    Noelle

    Scott- I've never seen them either...don't let these people harass you...also never seen: Top Gun, ET, Goonies.

    So there.

    Betsy

    Noelle,
    WHAT? You have to see Top Gun! That is a classic.

    Goonies, not so much. ET... well, it's cool to see Drew Barrymore as a young child, but the alien himself is creepy.

    And I was 15 when I finally saw Star Wars for the first (and only) time. Someone found out I hadn't seen them, and "educated" me. I will say, for the faith/religion aspect and being up on cultural references, it was worth it. But I don't get the whole depraved :) obsession.

    Kenny (blaqenedwyte blog)

    OMG. I don't know how to respond. I need some time alone to re-evaluate our relationship...

    jamey

    scott, watch:
    1. Episode I -
    2. Episode II - clone wars
    3. Episode III - revenge of the sith
    4. Episode IV - Star Wars
    5. Episode V - Empire strikes back
    6. Episode VI - return of the jedi
    There you have it - in order for your pleasuring delite! Ps. quit erasing my messages!

    Paughnee

    Scott, be sure and let us know what you think about the series of movies. I'm sure I'm not the only reader who would like to read your impressions of the movies since you'll be viewing them with fresh eyes.

    BTW, I was an A/G PK and I didn't get to go to movies when I was a kid either. Like with you, that changed with time. I think the first movie I saw in a theater was "E.T." when I was in high school. My parents took us while we were out-of-state on vacation.

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