Oh God what I geek I am, Goobye all..

[Matterhorn Fan]

I saw it on Tuesday afternoon.

It was the best movie I saw all day.

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

How is it that I can hate the "Noooo!" but feel like cheering every time I watch Luke say "I'll never join you" or "I'll never turn to the dark side"??

You mean Luke's 'Nooo!' in Empire? I think it's the weird face he makes while he says it. His mouth is all twisted and forced.
The other two lines are delivered nicely because he uses a more gutteral low voice that just shows the contempt we all feel for Vader at this point in the movie. I like the way he says those lines, too.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket

You mean Luke's 'Nooo!' in Empire? I think it's the weird face he makes while he says it. His mouth is all twisted and forced.

Yup, hence the rat-boy quip by GD. I get my jabs in at rat-boy, but I absolutely melt for him the rest of the time. Yes, I love even whiny Luke.

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

Yup, hence the rat-boy quip by GD. I get my jabs in at rat-boy, but I absolutely melt for him the rest of the time. Yes, I love even whiny Luke.

lol!
Yep, huge crush on rat-boy. Even bigger crush on that Solo guy... Wow.

[lizziebith]

For all the H4t3rZ (sorry, couldn't resist), click and have your sound on:
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOoooooooooooo!!!

[Gn2Dlnd]

I'd forgotten about the Tarzan yell! I actually liked it, it made me laugh. In a good way. Cringe-worthy moment? Hmm. Can it just be Hayden Christensen's completely unconvincing "performance?" There was no compelling reason for him to join forces with Sidious (so many Darths, forgive me if I'm mistaken, I mean the Palpatine one), I did not buy for one moment that he was experiencing any sort of conflict over his embrace of the dark side. Every time he and Padme had any sort of "moment" I cringed. Co-dependent much? Bleah.
HC didn't ruin the movie for me, though. Several years ago, I paid 70 bucks to see Teri Hatcher in Cabaret. I wanted to see Cabaret, Teri Hatcher just happened to be in it at the time. Bleah! As lousy as I thought she was, she didn't ruin the show. I enjoyed the hell out of it. Same with Haydey-Hay.
Oh, I just thought of it! The cringe! There's this stock audio cue of a male scream that came early in the film. I've heard this scream in so many movies, most notably, in A Star is Born (1954) with Judy Garland and James Mason. It shows up twice in that movie! I'm guessing it's in the Fox library, and I'm guessing it's a sound guy in-joke. Sort of like the stock Goofy yell Disney puts in everything.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Would that be the Wilhelm?

[Gn2Dlnd]

Holy Sh*t, I had no idea! Thank you, O Ghoulish One, and the article only written on the 17th! Wow! Exclamation point!

[Name]

OMG, laughing my ass off, as the Helllooooooooooooooo, episode of seinfeld is on, and I just clicked lizzie's link, and darth's "noooooooooo", went right before seinfelds "helllllllllooooooooooo", its very scary how much they sounded the same........ and quite sad too, IMNSHO

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

Would that be the Wilhelm?

Several theme park attractions included the scream, such as The Star Trek Adventure at Universal Studios, The Batman Adventure at Warner Brothers Movie World, and "Golden Dreams" playing at Disney's California Adventure.

As for the guy that probably did the scream:

Sheb Wooley was a musician and character actor who appeared in many Westerns - but is probably most famous for the song "Purple People Eater," which in 1958 spent six weeks at Number One and sold 3 million copies.

Craziness.