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    Star Wars: The Force Awakens

    I went and saw this movie last night with my sons and we all enjoyed it very much. It was not at all a disappointment like Mad Max was. There was times I was thinking this is just "A New Hope" all over again, but it was new enough and fresh enough to be very entertaining and some plot twists and a few I hadn't expected. Overall I can recommend this movie. I won't go too much into it, because I don't want to spoil anything to those who want to see it, but if your on the fence about it, get off of it and go watch it. I'm already looking forward to number VIII. J.J. Abrams did a very good job and it was nice seeing some familiar faces on it. And thank goodness, no Jar Jar Binks, BB-8 is a cuter R2D2.
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    I never got around to seeing the first one.

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        Originally posted by Scarywoody View Post
        I never got around to seeing the first one.
        I saw the first one.
        Found the juvenile robots, music and aliens to be off putting.
        Sort of wish where were adult and kid versions of those movies.
        Personally I've going to the Xmas day 70mm Ultra Panavision Road Show of The Hateful Eight.
        Last edited by Barth; 12-19-2015, 12:47 PM.

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        • #5
          I saw it with a friend and enjoyed it Friday & than had Tex-Mex at Chuy's in Austin, Texas area with a friend.

          It is a good yarn with superb cinematography and special effects.

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            Originally posted by CPTKILLER View Post
            I saw it with a friend and enjoyed it Friday & than had Tex-Mex at Chuy's in Austin, Texas area with a friend.

            It is a good yarn with superb cinematography and special effects.
            Went to see the first 3 with our kids, but lost interest when they moved out. Caught most of the next three over the years on TV.

            Haven't been to Chuy's in several months - we usually go to the one in Round Rock. My late daughter-in-law was employed by the Barton Springs Road Chuy's (and Shady Grove) for 18 years before she passed away almost 3 years ago.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by Armybrat View Post
              Went to see the first 3 with our kids, but lost interest when they moved out. Caught most of the next three over the years on TV.

              Haven't been to Chuy's in several months - we usually go to the one in Round Rock. My late daughter-in-law was employed by the Barton Springs Road Chuy's (and Shady Grove) for 18 years before she passed away almost 3 years ago.
              Hows your son and the boys getting along anyhow, been meaning to ask you about them for a long time? They doing ok?
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