Re: CHAT: I saw it! I saw it! I saw it!

Sally Caves wrote:

> Tom Wier wrote:
> > Oh, sure, I agree with that.  For all their other preparation, they don't
> > seem to have gotten a good language consultant like the Star Trek movies
> > did.  I was only speculating about the concultural reality, not the real
> > reality. :)
>
> Oh I know... considering what it is we do, this is just natural.  But
> the evil critic in me emerged (I liked the special effects of the movie and
> found everything else about it--except for some of the aliens--fairly
> wooden).
Well, I didn't go into it with the IMO excessively expectations that
some were, and so I came out liking it, quite a bit.  (For me, movies
that I bother to go to are by default good unless something makes it
bad -- if I have reason to think it might be bad, I don't go to it at all.
Alas, the duties of time management.).

> Sally (still ducking!)
Sally, I don't think there's any need to fear reprisals here about your
belief in Star Wars  -- I'm sure there are plenty here who'd agree with
your assessment.

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