flute_ian

Everyone who posted comments here wrote wonderfully so I won't add any repetitions. What I wonder about this must-see film is how it might affect Americans, for example, if absolutely everyone were to see it. i.e. The President goes on national TV & streaming internet from the White House on a Sunday evening at 8PM and exhorts all to view for the next hour-and-a-half. How would the USA be changed? One could ponder the impact on various constituencies: eg. Hollywood, for one. Would we come to our senses and cease producing car-chase movies forever etc? A low budget project such as this, combined with the lower cost of shooting digital these days is likely to prove inspirational to some filmmaker somewhere now or in the future. It is viewable on YouTube at feline1104. Don't miss it !!

The ticket clerk offered me a free toy which I declined. I felt as embarrassed and idiotic as Jar Jar.

I ordered a *small* coffee figuring I would need a boost to get through this; fortunately they gave me a somewhat gigantic one.

I heard a couple of voices far behind me in the large theatre otherwise I was the only one there.

The application of any stars here at all are for the hard working tech folks and the great orchestral players not to mention the long-suffering extras in the grandstand and so on.

Did George Lucas actually write this script all by himself? At least he could have farmed out the comedy to someone, anyone. Shandling? Lewis? Larry David? How much did this film cost? Good Grief...

The only enjoyable element of this film was John Williams' piece of string writing at the very end of the closing credits.

Awright, I did my *duty* and saw the thing, yaaawwwnnnn......