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I pretty much average one movie out at the theaters a year. Hubby and I don't get away by ourselves very often.
What would you see this weekend - Saturday night? Everything else will have to wait until it's on DVD.
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I really liked Hitchhiker's Guide. I think it's the only decent thing out, if you don't count foreign films.
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If you see one a year, then wait for a better weekend. I'm sorry - Hitchiker's is very fun, but there's nothing fantastic in theatres right now.
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Rent or wait. Hitchhikers was good, but if it were my only film in a year, I would be disapointed. Star Wars seems unlikly to be a great as the first three, unless your a hard-core fan it isn't a once-a-year movie.
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Ooooh...it would be pretty close between Narnia and Serenity. But since I haven't seen all the Firefly episodes, I would probably go see Narnia.
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If it HAS to be this weekend, I've heard Millions is good and family friendly, so you might even be able to take the two oldest with you. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0366777/
For a grown-ups only movie, I've heard that Crash is really, really good. Haven't seen it though. It is chock-a-block with good actors, and the script haas won high praise. http://movies.about.com/od/crash/a/crash030305.htm
Jet Li and Morgan Freeman. Lots of martial-arts HooHA for the hubby, handsome Asian man in a collar for me. Everybody Wins!
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Hmm... I just know SW will disappoint... I mean, my friend bought the ROTS video game this weekend, and that guy who plays Anakin even makes a bad video game character...
But I guess it's the event of the year. We can finally pound a stake into this monstrosity's heart.
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I bet if George Lucas had skipped all the promos and just release Star Wars without any fanfare, hell, done it covertly without any warning, all of a sudden, go see Star Wars, then they would not have disappointed....as much.
Edit to add: I have an uncontrollable urge to post a defense to any seemingly anti-Star Wars comment I read. I can't stop it, but I do apologize in advance. We'll all know how it end sin 5 Days, 9 Hours, 25 Minutes and 30 Seconds.
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You know, the media blitz is becoming a bit trying for me.
Darth Vader on POP-Tarts? And the "Be seduced by the Dark Side" adds for dark chocolate m&ms?
And then there are all the cheesy photo spreads: Hayden Christensen posing it a black T-shirt with "Sith Happens" written on it, Ewan McGregor in a t-shirt saying, "Three Star Wars movies and all I got was this lousy t-shirt".
And those are the ones I kind of liked.
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The marketing is pretty lame, but my little sister did just pull a lightsaber spoon out of a box of cereal that's pretty dang sweet.
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It just seems more and more like Star Wars has no dignity. They'll have Star Wars feminine products and Star Wars contraceptives before you know it.
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Though I have to say, I laughed out loud at the BK commercial with Darth Vader and the guy with the mop.
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Taken individually, they are OK. It's when you can't turn around in the grocery store, or can't drive 2 blocks down the street without seeing something Star Wars. It's like the ads in Minority Report, except they aren't customized for you.
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