Comments on: The View Askewniverse - Kevin Smith geeks out on ‘Sith’ http://www.thetribalunderground.net/brightness/2005/04/28/the-view-askewniverse-kevin-smith-geeks-out-on-sith/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:09:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: 21st century soap-boxing » closer again to utter disappointment http://www.thetribalunderground.net/brightness/2005/04/28/the-view-askewniverse-kevin-smith-geeks-out-on-sith/#comment-63 21st century soap-boxing » closer again to utter disappointment Fri, 29 Apr 2005 02:51:03 +0000 http://www.thetribalunderground.net/brightness/?p=85#comment-63 [...] om , drunken babble  This is sort of in reply to Cid over at brightness falls. Kevin Smith on the new Star Wars movie. You see, I’m from the old school. When I [...] [...] om , drunken babble 

This is sort of in reply to Cid over at brightness falls. Kevin Smith on the new Star Wars movie. You see, I’m from the old school. When I [...]

]]> By: endub http://www.thetribalunderground.net/brightness/2005/04/28/the-view-askewniverse-kevin-smith-geeks-out-on-sith/#comment-50 endub Thu, 28 Apr 2005 19:44:22 +0000 http://www.thetribalunderground.net/brightness/?p=85#comment-50 awesome. That's good to hear. I have been wary about Sith, since I couldn't hardly stand Jar Jar, I mean Menace, and Clones had far too much lovey-dovey crap, though it thoroughly tromped on Menace. I love a hard core Star Wars fan; reading this takes me back to when it really was something important, and had a lot of meaning to a lot of young people. Now the "fans" are a group of know-nothing bandwagoneers for the most part, a group basically created by Menace. None of those kids would have ever seen the original, not re-released underline, Millenium Falcon, save for rich parents and eBay. Now if I only had a projectionist friend at the theater so I could go see it without all the nu-skoolerz. awesome. That’s good to hear. I have been wary about Sith, since I couldn’t hardly stand Jar Jar, I mean Menace, and Clones had far too much lovey-dovey crap, though it thoroughly tromped on Menace.

I love a hard core Star Wars fan; reading this takes me back to when it really was something important, and had a lot of meaning to a lot of young people. Now the “fans” are a group of know-nothing bandwagoneers for the most part, a group basically created by Menace. None of those kids would have ever seen the original, not re-released underline, Millenium Falcon, save for rich parents and eBay.

Now if I only had a projectionist friend at the theater so I could go see it without all the nu-skoolerz.

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