Well, I'm a true Indiana Jones and Star Wars-Fan and expert since many-many-many years. As a true fan I really hate the PT (like all true fans). Only Star Wars-Fanboys defend the PT. But what about this moviee? I like it... I guess it was really funny. But do "Star Wars"-Fanboys hate "Fanboys"?
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http://www.harrisonfordweb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8759
Huh? Why would you think that? All of my SW fanboy friends ADORE this movie. It's a love letter to Star Wars fans made by Star Wars Fans. Why in the world would they hate it?
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Let me tell you a little story. You're an idiot!
Because a imdb-member voted "10" for the lousy movies of the pt and only "3" for "Fanboys".
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http://www.harrisonfordweb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8759
No, I do not hate this movie and yes I defend Episodes I, II and III.
shareI myself am a fan of the OT theatrical release, I do not like the special editions... I have no real love for eps 1,2 and 3.. although bearable they are nowhere near as good as the originals, just my opinion. Ep 3 is the only saving grace, but I think that's only because it starts to look like the original 3, (we finally get to see those lovely grey uniforms)...
anyway, getting to the point.. I loooove this movie, I thought it was very funny.. tons of in jokes, sooo much merch I would give my right eye for, and the cameos were awesome..
You're Perfect Yes It's True.... But Without Me You're Only You
I liked it. I liked all the in-jokes and how passionate the characters were. I wish I had everything they did, all their shirts etc - it was just fun to be able to see a movie based around loving my favourite movies.
And I love seeing Carrie Fisher no matter what she's in - I love it when she does cameos in anything (like in Scream 3), she is always hilarious. And Harrison Ford is my favourite actor too, I love how much they defended him.
Oh and I have never really liked Star Trek, for no particular reason, and this was the first time I realised that was ok. When I was ever at any kind of convention or forum, I always felt like I had to like it.. Now I don't haha
But I will also say, the comments made by the OP in the first post, are the kind of comments that make me uncomfortable. If I like Episodes 1-3, that doesn't make me any less a fan. And I hate the labels, "fanboy" "true fan" - really, can't people just like it or not like it...
Very well said.
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I love the OT and PT THE SAME. Saying only fanboys defend the PT is complete BS. Only fanboys defend *beep* ewoks destroying the empire with Sticks and Rocks.
Anyway i hated this movie. It wasnt funny and it wasnt that well put together. It lacked in many ways and i was often bored as *beep*
Like it or not.. the PT is part of the Star Wars universe, and you hate it. You can't dig around and find one redeemable quality about exactly 50% of the saga, so how exactly are you a true fan?
It seems to me like you're a dude that happens to like bits and peices of the big picture.
There are a few aspects of the PT that bug me, but I do still like and appreciate them. There are things in there that were REALLY well done, and some things that fail miserably. Life goes on.
<3 star wars!
now that Disney owns the rights, I Wish they remade the PT. that would be so amazing
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Well, I'm a true Indiana Jones and Star Wars-Fan and expert since many-many-many years. As a true fan I really hate the PT (like all true fans). Only Star Wars-Fanboys defend the PT. But what about this moviee? I like it... I guess it was really funny. But do "Star Wars"-Fanboys hate "Fanboys"?
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I'm a star wars fanboy and I fricken LOVE this movie. I swell with pride at the end when spacehog's in the meantime plays as they are going to see episode one and I tear up a little, remembering my own experience going to see episode one
Star Wars fan since 1977 here, and I adore this movie! It's a sweet, hilarious, touching, hilarious film, a real personal favorite. It's a film about the deep friendships you sometimes see among nerds and outcasts, something that non-nerds probably dont understand, not until they see this movie, anyway.
That said, you couldn't call me "a fanboy" precisely. I dont really get along with most hardcore Star Wars fans, I'm sane and I have a sense of humor, so I dont fit in.