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Wow...that is really, really...awful. What were they thinking? Hopefully it sounds better in the actual film, but so far General Grievous just seems downright silly. I thought I heard that John Rhys-Davies was going to do the voice...
Yes, if calm in the force Obi-Wan is, defeat Anakin he will. "You are reckless!"
I've got my tickets for the midnight showing at the AMC Deer Valley 30 on screen 15 (the Colossus) at 12:01am. I've never been to a midnight showing of Star Wars. This should be interesting.
There are major problems with the nonse boxset, but I bought it for about $30 so I didn't care. Besides the sound quality on the RotJ tracks are much better than the crappy tin-can sound on the SE versions. As far as the tracks being...
Let's see, I have: Star Wars Anthology (4 disc non-SE boxset) Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (Special Edition) (deluxe hardbook type case) Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (Special Edition) (deluxe hardbook type...
Quote: I think he's simply suggesting the criticism be atleast as articulate as the films themselves. Now THAT'S a loaded statement!
Well then McAfee is to be commended, because they've managed to do what no other company has done. Its amazing they can have such a high detection rate and consume 2% of the RAM that Norton is using. McAfee is a good program as far as...
No antivirus program uses less than 1 MB of RAM. Maybe one of the five processes McAfee runs was using that, but no way was the whole shebang using that little. McAfee is the biggest RAM hog there...
Quote: And now time for the Million Dollar Question: Why does she fall in love with Anakin? I really don't know. I know why Leia falls for Han. I don't know why Padme falls for Anakin. Because the plot requires it?...
Quote: I switched from Norton to McAfee Viruscan 9 a year ago and couldn't be happier. It has a very small memory footprint, unlike Norton. Actually, according to this page, McAfee has the biggest memory footprint...
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