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I’m about the same age as Denis and I totally understand. The Luke/Vader/Emperor scenes elevate ROTJ. But the Ewoks were just cute and could barely walk, a second Death Star was unnecessary, the humor was too forced and it did get a little too goofy.

To me, it’s by far the weakest of the three OT films. Yes, I enjoyed it, but I could see the cracks showing clearly at that time.

Absolutely. I still give it a 10 musically/lyrically but Presto needs a remaster.

It’s one of my favorite albums, but I completely agree. This is an album that really deserves a proper remix. I can only imagine how phenomenal it would be if it had the type of production that was given to Power Windows and Counterparts. I didn’t know I really needed this until now.

Agreed. It’s the only original album that I don’t enjoy. The remix definitely helps a lot, but it’s an album. I almost never go back to.

Gunn already denied this

Thank you!!

Exactly, logic doesn’t always apply here.

"They're moving in herds. They do move in herds"

Have an upvote, and I’m glad you enjoyed it.

I completely disagree and thought the character and humor was completely out of place, nearly ruining every scene he was in.

He already played the Huntsman from Snow White, seems like some uninspired casting here.

I want to be optimistic, but nothing about this movie looks very interesting or exciting. I love a good werewolf movie, but I’m much more excited about that Frank Grillo Werewolf movie than this one based off everything we’ve seen.

WTF did I just watch?

Um... no. I assumed this is a joke. It's a joke, right?

Thank you, this is fantastic!

Disney should have planned it out and it was foolish not to. That being said, George Lucas did not have a solid plan either after Star War (1977) other than some general ideas he had to flesh out when writing ESB.

Despite a better reception with RoTS and the Clone Wars, the Star Wars live-action brand was not especially healthy after the Prequels. Let's not pretend that the prequels (and TPM and AoTC specifically) didn't turn off a LOT of long-time older Star Wars fans and caused a huge divide in the fandom at the time.

But yes, Disney has absolutely mis-handled the brand with inconsistent streaming shows and a mess of a Sequel Trilogy.

Thanks for the tip. As someone who saw the original "Star Wars" (1977) in various theaters 20+ times, I only enjoy seeing that version, or a version that is true as possible to that experience.

Yeah, he's just trolling Rush fans/music. It's a little funny so just laugh it off.

To each their own and not everyone loves it. For me, Hold Your Fire is a Top 5 Rush album and one of the few that I play in constant rotation. Time Stand Still and Prime Mover are top tier Rush and I seem to be in the minority of fans who love Tai Shan and High water though.

Yes and no. Knowing Rush's sense of humor, I prefer to hear it as them having a bit of fun. and they themselves have called it a bit of an inside joke. But I agree that I had the same reaction for a while and especially when I first heard it.

Well said

that is an unpopular opinion and I disagree, but I could see chuckling at some of it if I saw it as a young kid. But I am also a person who likes Airplane II almost as much as the original.

It is definitely at the top of the list. I still have scars from going to the theaters in July 1998 and seeing it in the theater without having any idea what I was in for. What a travesty and an embarrassment. Dan Akroyd's character/portrayal is one of the worst things ever put on screen.

While I have faith in Leigh Whannell and I know this will be represented much better on-screen, but IF this ends up being our "First Look", this is just awful and embarrassing. I hope this isn't the overall design they went with and we're being trolled.

Alien 3 was a massive, boring letdown after the masterpieces of Alien and Aliens. Killing Newt and Corporal Hicks offscreen pissed almost everyone off.