Does anyone else think some of these scenes look awfully familiar? I know Lucas wants to appeal to our sense of how much the original trilogy rocked but who wants a repeat of old material? I had to do a double take when I saw the trailer on TV, I had visions of Princess Leia in Jabba's palace again. I just hope he hasn't given everything away in the trailers and we'll still get a big surprise when we got to see it. Luke, I am your father...
Obviously the US has a lot of nuclear weapons sitting around, ready to be fired at any time. I, for one, am glad they are making these plans. If all of a sudden we're attacked I'd rather a large group of people spend time now planning what would be done than a few people make a quick irrational decision which could lead to global problems.
I've already painted my walls and made a tinfoil hat for my computer - now I'll have to cover my windows with black plastic. Maybe Transmeta knew about this back in the day? Well, I guess it didn't help them, their competitors must have stole their, uh, secrets.
That's just great - we finally replaced our greenboard with a blackboard yesterday and here comes electronic whiteboards! Those redboards and blueboards must have snuck right by us. Talk about a paradigm shift...
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Does anyone else think some of these scenes look awfully familiar? I know Lucas wants to appeal to our sense of how much the original trilogy rocked but who wants a repeat of old material? I had to do a double take when I saw the trailer on TV, I had visions of Princess Leia in Jabba's palace again. I just hope he hasn't given everything away in the trailers and we'll still get a big surprise when we got to see it. Luke, I am your father...
Obviously the US has a lot of nuclear weapons sitting around, ready to be fired at any time. I, for one, am glad they are making these plans. If all of a sudden we're attacked I'd rather a large group of people spend time now planning what would be done than a few people make a quick irrational decision which could lead to global problems.
I've already painted my walls and made a tinfoil hat for my computer - now I'll have to cover my windows with black plastic. Maybe Transmeta knew about this back in the day? Well, I guess it didn't help them, their competitors must have stole their, uh, secrets.
That's just great - we finally replaced our greenboard with a blackboard yesterday and here comes electronic whiteboards! Those redboards and blueboards must have snuck right by us. Talk about a paradigm shift...
It makes sense - Dell's conspiracy grows deeper by the minute! Dude, you're getting a universe.