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Well, the trailer looks good now I've seen it on my TV rather than a PC screen (Film 2004 last night). So, does this bode well for the film?
Thing is, it can't end on a good note, can it? So we're going to get another downbeat ending. Let's hope that the script fairs better as well, and that the acting is slightly less wooden this time. Less talk of politics and more action should be the order of the day, as we've seen all the gubbins in Episode II. (was it me or did that film move at a snail's pace for the first 3/4 of the movie?)
Thing is, it can't end on a good note, can it? So we're going to get another downbeat ending. Let's hope that the script fairs better as well, and that the acting is slightly less wooden this time. Less talk of politics and more action should be the order of the day, as we've seen all the gubbins in Episode II. (was it me or did that film move at a snail's pace for the first 3/4 of the movie?)
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FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I think it is Jedi, margh.
> Like sheep, only more mystical.
...and less wool...
> I think it is Jedi, margh.
> Like sheep, only more mystical.
...and less wool...
You can never tell.
Trailer can make almost anything look good ... but we'll see. And hope.
I think it is Jedi, margh.
Like sheep, only more mystical.
Trailer can make almost anything look good ... but we'll see. And hope.
I think it is Jedi, margh.
Like sheep, only more mystical.
We can but hope.
I just want to see lots of Jedi (Jedis? Jedies?) getting massacred.
I just want to see lots of Jedi (Jedis? Jedies?) getting massacred.
Well, the trailer looks good now I've seen it on my TV rather than a PC screen (Film 2004 last night). So, does this bode well for the film?
Thing is, it can't end on a good note, can it? So we're going to get another downbeat ending. Let's hope that the script fairs better as well, and that the acting is slightly less wooden this time. Less talk of politics and more action should be the order of the day, as we've seen all the gubbins in Episode II. (was it me or did that film move at a snail's pace for the first 3/4 of the movie?)
Thing is, it can't end on a good note, can it? So we're going to get another downbeat ending. Let's hope that the script fairs better as well, and that the acting is slightly less wooden this time. Less talk of politics and more action should be the order of the day, as we've seen all the gubbins in Episode II. (was it me or did that film move at a snail's pace for the first 3/4 of the movie?)
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