Mary Anne said:
>Just as a side note, am I alone in being disturbed that children
>are looking at Darth Vader as a hero? He's certainly a...
>magnetic character, but he's no one to admire or sympathize
>with in my book.
Something more disturbing is that "Revenge of the Sith" is a PG-13 flick but was saturation advertised directly to children, e.g. Darth Vader on the boxes of breakfast cereal, snacks, children's toys, etc. Supposably there's a scene in "Revenge of the Sith" where Anakin Skywalker slaughters a group of children. George Lucas as a parent should have known better (this was very unethical). The first "Star Wars" was one of my most favorite movies ever. I'm very disappointed at how this thing has turned out (Why aren't more people pissed off about this?).
Gary
p.s. I've almost talked myself into not seeing this thing for free. While my co-workers are watching "Revenge of the Sith", I think I'll do ice cream with my kids.
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- Is It Safe To Discuss Star Wars Without Spoiling It For Anyone?
- Is it worth seeing "Revenge of the Sith" if the ticket is free?
- I saw it for free yesterday
- I'm convinced. Thank you (n/t)
- I Think So
- for free it is worth it
- Tickets, free. Popcorn, 3 bucks.
- My uninformed opinion
- Not getting your money's worth...
- I saw it for free yesterday
- OK Will Get To It Saturday Or Sunday After Another Swim Meet. (n/t)
- Put a spoiler warning in the subject, then anything goes (n/t)
- Noooooooo...........!
- we were spoiled rotten a couple of weeks ago. go for it (n/t)
- I would guess it is.
- Is it worth seeing "Revenge of the Sith" if the ticket is free?
