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:D You know, the dialogue in the fireplace scene is bad in the beginning. BUT, I love the cinematography, lighting, etc. And the acting is decent near the end of the scene, and the "keep it a secret" stuff is important for later on, and it gives us a peak into the rebellious nature of young...

That's cause you went to the dark side on AOTC...:laugh:

See...my theory is true! ;)

Just watched the original Superman on Sunday night. I had never noticed his NOOOOO before, but he did it too. See, great movies always have a NOOOOOO from the main character. :D

Ron: Did you like the movie any better this time around?

THAT is exactly my problem with ROTJ. The Star Wars films are, first and foremost, visual in their style. That's weird since film is a visual medium, but Lucas was obviously more interested in the visuals than anything else. And it's in the visuals that ROTJ fails, in my view. Say all you...

Lou: Gotta disagree with you on the ROTJ love. I think the filmmaking quality is light years below any of the other five. Marquand is just not in the same league as Lucas or Kershner. Granted, the characters are more beloved, and the last reel is great, but the rest of the movie is pretty...

My first viewing (the midnight show) has REALLY soft sound. Subsequent viewings on film ranged from okay to great sound (the last time I saw it on film it sounded great). My DLP viewing at the Odeon Leicester Square was superb. Nice sound quality (like you mentioned) but also a great volume.

Nah...I think ROTJ is the worst film of the bunch. It has a more linear story and an important character payoff, but the technical elements are so far below the other 5 (excepting the effects work in the end space battle) that it is number 6 overall in my rankings. I was happy with the...