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All 6 Star Wars movies at once - to catch up before Fridays release
Can't wait.
I understand why you posted in the Clown Bin.
Didn't know - either here or General
Not DR related. Belongs in OT but you do not have enough posts.
Will keep in Clown Bin for now.
Thanks.
Personally, I have seen them all a few times...................
I watched 4, 5 and 6 on the weekend to refresh my memory, number 7 takes place 30 years after return of the jedi so you can skip 1, 2 3 says Carrie Fisher :laugh:
Years ago I got a great deal on the original 3 and the enhanced versions for 19.95.
I'm all excited for Friday.
Years ago I got a great deal on the original 3 and the enhanced versions for 19.95.
I'm all excited for Friday.
Not DR related. Belongs in OT but you do not have enough posts.
Will keep in Clown Bin for now.
Thanks.
Personally, I have seen them all a few times...................
Shssss pretend you didn't see what forum it's in to give others a chance to see it
Not DR related. Belongs in OT but you do not have enough posts.
Will keep in Clown Bin for now.
Thanks.
Personally, I have seen them all a few times...................
Thanx
May the "Force" be with you
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I saw Star Wars at a drive-in, too. Honestly, didn't think too much of it, but I LOVED Empire Strikes Back.
Word is, this movie puts the fun (and a rousing script) back into the series, so I'm looking forward to seeing it. Seems every theater in Atlanta is sold out for a while (the nicer ones with the La-Z-Boy sofa seats, anyway), so maybe sometime before Valentine's Day, lol.
Word is, this movie puts the fun (and a rousing script) back into the series, so I'm looking forward to seeing it. Seems every theater in Atlanta is sold out for a while (the nicer ones with the La-Z-Boy sofa seats, anyway), so maybe sometime before Valentine's Day, lol.
You missed the whole point of "Drive-In" movies back in those days.
I don't recall the names of any of the movies playing when I went to the "Drive-In".
Quick trivia.
Brian De Palma and George Lucas are best of friends. While George Lucas was casting for Star Wars, Brian was casting for Carrie.
Brian ask George to let him have a look at the actors that George turn down for Star Wars. That is how Brian cast John Travolta, Amy Irving, William Katt, Nancy Allen, PJ Soles, and a bunch of others.
During those times, there was a "rat pack' of independent, snobby directors.
Steven Spielberg
Brian De Palma
Martin Scorsese
George Lucas (he was Steven's apprentice)
Francis Coppola
John Carpenter
Brian De Palma and George Lucas are best of friends. While George Lucas was casting for Star Wars, Brian was casting for Carrie.
Brian ask George to let him have a look at the actors that George turn down for Star Wars. That is how Brian cast John Travolta, Amy Irving, William Katt, Nancy Allen, PJ Soles, and a bunch of others.
During those times, there was a "rat pack' of independent, snobby directors.
Steven Spielberg
Brian De Palma
Martin Scorsese
George Lucas (he was Steven's apprentice)
Francis Coppola
John Carpenter
I remember seeing Star Wars in a small theater with a friend. When we left he told me that he was going to be a pilot.
Fast forward to 1983, he accepted ROTC Scholly to Boston U., then flight school in the Navy. Flew Jets and Helos, never looked back.
Fast forward to 1983, he accepted ROTC Scholly to Boston U., then flight school in the Navy. Flew Jets and Helos, never looked back.
No, saw it at indoors at the then-new, now-nonexistent theatre with the Super Jumbo Screen, lol.
It came out over the summer, and every Tuesday, we'd get these tickets for kid's movies at a nearby dollar theater (The Incredible Mr. Limpet, The Shakiest Gun in the West, Cat Ballou, lol). We'd then head over to Kentucky Fried Chicken for a kid's two-piece-anna-biscuit for lunch, then finish up with Empire Strikes Back (or whatever the new movie was, assuming it was better than watching ESB again, lol.
It was fun to be 10, lol.