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Annie Lennox!! A powerful, lustrous voice that can do anything! Her partnership with Dave Stewart in The Eurythmics produced some of the best songs of the 80's. Kirstie MacColl was another favorite with a rich, evocative voice. She was underappreciated by the popular media of her time, and was virtu...

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Leia & Han are better. No question. There was next to zero chemistry between Padme & Anakin, and their "romantic" dialogue was so stilted, it was stupefying.

I must not be hip enough around here. I have no idea who Dharma & Greg are, and I'm not sure that I want to know...

Natalie Portman is fabulous. I first saw her in the film Heat, in which she played the daughter of Al Pacino's detective character. It was a minor part, but it was good for her career. Anytime you appear in a movie alongside Al Pacino and Robert DeNiro, you get noticed! The movie itself is a grippin...

I remember a funny bit in some sci-fi mag that made the case for that blown R2 unit being the most important character in the movie. If that droid had never blown, Luke wouldn't have gotten R2-D2. No message from Leia, no meeting with Obi-Wan, no Death Star blueprints, no Rebel assault, no movie... ...

Perhaps this doesn't qualify, but I always thought the landspeeder was a cool vehicle. We all know Luke's busted up machine, but remember that shiny "family" landspeeder in the garage? Was that the equivalent of the family sedan with air conditioning and power windows? That would've fetche...

Well, I knew my view about the Matrix sequels was in the minority here at the Watch, but that's okay. No one has lynched me yet, so I might still be able to get out of this alive. :D I admit that I can get a little pretentious in my posts and start rambling on and on...I guess we all like to do our ...

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My favorite movie of all time: 2001: A Space Odyssey -A film that proves more than any other that you don't need verbose dialogue or much dialogue at all to tell a deeply philosophical story. Just let the images do the talking, and 2001 has some of the best in all of cinema. My least favorite movie:...

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