I have to ask. How many boneyarders are going Friday night for the Last Jedi? The word of mouth from the premiere is very good. I must confess to having my ticket.
I have to ask. How many boneyarders are going Friday night for the Last Jedi? The word of mouth from the premiere is very good. I must confess to having my ticket.
I'm going Thursday night. I'll be sure to post all of the spoilers here
What?I'm a Trekie all the way back to the first Star Wars episode in 1977. I'll be there. There are some movies you just can't watch on TV. Star Wars and Star Trek movies MUST be seen on the BIG screen with multiplex Dolby surround sound with others of our ilk!!!
It all began with this one.....A long time ago in a galaxy far far away.
Geez.....what a guy.
That was a wink emoji, Scoop! I wouldn't post any spoilers, but super excited to see the movie - I heard its the longest of all the Star Wars films?
Hey...I'm like my man Bart Scott....can't wait!!! I've been a loyal trekkie for 40 years, I'm hooked!!!
Huh?? Trekkie??? Good luck, Kirk is long gone...
I'm a Trekie all the way back to the first Star Wars episode in 1977. I'll be there. There are some movies you just can't watch on TV. Star Wars and Star Trek movies MUST be seen on the BIG screen with multiplex Dolby surround sound with others of our ilk!!!
It all began with this one.....A long time ago in a galaxy far far away.
Technically, it began in 1966 when Star Trek first aired. We watched it while I attended UConn.
Live long and prosper!
Blasphemy!What?
Technically, it began in 1966 when Star Trek first aired. We watched it while I attended UConn.
Live long and prosper!
I'm a Trekie all the way back to the first Star Wars episode in 1977. I'll be there. There are some movies you just can't watch on TV. Star Wars and Star Trek movies MUST be seen on the BIG screen with multiplex Dolby surround sound with others of our ilk!!!
It all began with this one.....A long time ago in a galaxy far far away.
I bought a laser disk machine and the disks for the first 3 when they became available, just because I wanted a "high def" version. I have a paperback edition of the first movie that predates the film release.
Been reading science fiction and fantasy since I first picked up ERB's "Princess of Mars" back in grammar school, 7th grade.