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Mol - on the new tablet Posted Dec 26, 2015
I watched A New Hope for the first time about 10 years ago. That's when I found out that in fact I had seen it before - but as clips or bits that I'd happened to see when my brothers were watching it, not as a start-to-finish experience.
Those clips and bits amounted to the entire film, and I knew all the characters and the basic plot because it would be impossible to grow up with my brothers and not know. I remember being surprised when I watched it to find that I had already seen all of it, albeit never in the right order.
Possibly I was so blown away by this that I didn't pay proper attention to some aspects of the film. I remember storm troopers talking to each other. I remember a character putting on the armour and pretending to be one. But I don't remember a 'red shirt' equivalent storm trooper removing his helmet and being a person who went home for dinner with his family at the end of the day.
Cybermen was the wrong word, really I was thinking of robomen from the Dalek Invasion of Earth.
Mol
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Rev Nick - dead man walking (mostly) Posted Dec 26, 2015
For Mr X ... I don't know if the link will work. Google for stormtrooper vs star trek
http://ifunny.co/fun/Cb5E69ne2
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Dec 26, 2015
When I got together with my family yesterday, I found that most of them had already seen the new Star Wars movie.
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Orcus Posted Dec 28, 2015
*is curious*
Who's alive but should be dead...?
(got to my PS if it's spoilery)
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