My cell phone cost almost $600. Each patron of the theatre can pay me that amount to get me to shut it off when at the theatre.

$5 stale hotdogs (when you can get them)
$7.50 flat sodas.
$8.50 for a ticket to see a movie that will be on Cable in a week.

And I’m paying this, and required to miss a phone call that might be a matter of life and death? From your cold dead hand will I pry my cell phone.

If the theatre had the class to ASK us to turn off the cell phone, that’s one thing. But to use a bogus religious message (yes, the farce is a religion, think Taoism) to insult and attempt to intimidate me?
Okay, I’ll leave the cell phone at home… and point out all the idiocy and plot-holes in the movie for the entire audience to appreciate, how bout dat?

You guys *do* realise that Star Bores is nothing more than thinly veiled liberal propoganda draped in Asia-worship.
Lightsabre = kendo sword, the farce = Taoism.
The idea that a farm boy could “feel” his way to the target rather than millions of credits worth of computer circuitry is PURE liberalism.
Ewoks = Viet Cong.
The Empire is technological, the rebels are “organic”. The imperial soldiers are plastic robots, their weapons mechanical camels, the rebels wear earth-tones and fly speedsters.
If Star bores was made today, the rebels would be wearing towels on their heads, and the farce would be invoked by slapping your head on the floor 5 times a day.

Hiraghm on April 27, 2007 at 1:54 PM