I know what you mean- I LOVE Temple of Doom, but Last Crusade just doesn't connect.

Yawn.

I'll wait til it's on LimeWire or BearShare (if I care to remember).

I can't be your friend any longer.

Okay, that's a little harsh, but boy did I hate Temple of Doom. I only half-liked last Crusade, and continue to regard Raiders as the only film in that series I need to own. (Though I don't yet.)

I did like BTTF 3 a little more than the second chapter, but again, only feel the need to revisit the first and I can take or leave the rest.

Pirates 3 had better be better, you bet. Neither of the previous films has managed to engage me fully, by causing me to think or care about the characters after the credits have run. (One of my primary litmus tests on any movie is whether I give a damn an hour, a day or a week later. No go with this series. And no, I don't accept the excuse of "it's a popcorn movie." Many of my favorite movies are.) The first had the advantage of novelty and surprise, plus a funnier script. The second was a chore with a few good bits.

Egads, is it me or does Keira Knightley look like complete hell?! Get that girl to a hospital pronto!

Nah, I am going to wait until the POTC Trailer #4. I haven't heard too many good things about #3 and I was so let down by trailer #2.

So, do you only watch trailers, and not the movies? ;)

I can't be YOUR friend any longer! Away with you!!!

I enjoyed both ToD and LC equally - and saw each a gazillion times on cable. Us kids had a million inside jokes for these movies. They are very close to my heart.

Yet I've only seen Raiders once or twice all the way through and don't remember much of it. Yes, you can all unfriend me now.

On the Back to the Future side - II was WAY more entertaining than III for me, even with the crappy non-ending. I hate the train sequence in III.

Really? Oh. So would that imply GD really was just expressing surprise that I preferred III over II and was in fact not making a tacky scarcastic comment about it?

I liked BTTF 3 better than 2. The second one had so much rehash of the first that it was a bit of a let-down. The first time I saw it and he went back to the first movie, it was a cool twist, but it doesn't have as much re-viewing potential for me.

After having my surgery and had all this time to sit and watch TV I finally got the chance to sit and watch all three in a row. I've always wanted to do that.

And yes, I do have all three, as well as all three Indy movies, but only Episode one of the last three Star Wars, but all three of the first set (episode 4, 5, & 6). And I watched them all together when I was laid up. Amazing what you do when you are bed-ridden for a month!

Are you telling me there is more to POTC then the many trailers?

Well, no, not really.







Just kidding!:D