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[phantasmalWordsmith]

Star wars prequels. Phantom menace was the very first star wars movie I watched, return of the jedi was the last...And this way I can avoid damn Twilight and god knows what else could come up

 

[Neko Pounce]

3. The Star Wars prequels

Because I've never seen a star wars movie in my life.

 

[Akimoto]

Batman and Robin. I assume it's the one with the suit nipples?

 

[Andy of Comix Inc]

I'd dismantle the spaceship and use the parts to build a motley crew of robot friends to help ease the pain, then sit in the front row of the theater so our silhouettes are clearly defined for anyone happening to be sitting in on it with us.

Darn that Dr Forrester...!!

 

[Andy of Comix Inc]

I'd dismantle the spaceship and use the parts to build a motley crew of robot friends to help ease the pain, then sit in the front row of the theater so our silhouettes are clearly defined for anyone happening to be sitting in on it with us.

Darn that Dr Forrester...!!

 

[Clive Howlitzer]

I'd likely sit through Transformers 2. I didn't absolutely hate it when I first saw it, even though I knew it was terrible. I think I could endure it again.

 

[Vigilantis]

Star Wars prequels, The Phantom Menace was the only one I liked and still remains to be the only one I can bare watching multiple times when it comes on TV or we play it on the flatscreen.

Ill suffer through the other 2 aslong as I dont have to see any of the other horrible movies on this list.

 

[jonyboy13]

I'll go with the prequels. Never watched them and I love complaining so that should be kinda fun.

 

[MelasZepheos_v1legacy]

The Star Wars Prequels.

Yeah I really don't think they're so bad. Sure they don't rate in my top hundred list, or even my top two hudnred list, but it's hardly torture to watch them. I've watched The Room for Christ's sake, I know what true bad movies look like.

 

[OriginalLadders]

Definitely the Star Wars prequels. They're actually good movies, people just leap on and over-exaggerate the few flaws they do have because they didn't play out exactly as fans of the original trilogy wanted them to.

This guy explains it better than I do. [http://colonialchrome.co.uk/Pages/Rants/Rant_Adopting.htm]

 

[Ethan Asia]

I quite liked the Star Wars prequels...

 

[SonofaJohannes]

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I actually like the prequels, so jokes on you!

 

[BabyRaptor]

Star Wars. Friends have been bitching at me that I need to watch some incarnation of it anyway.

 

[Scarim Coral]

Bah this is suppose to "force" me? Just untied me and I will gladly watch either Transformer 2 or any of the Star Wars prequels. I rather be comfortable when watching a film.

 

[repeating integers]

Eh, the prequels. They're not all that bad really.

 

[The Last Nomad]

Probably the Star Wars Prequels, the first one is brilliant, while the others aren't painful to watch just a little empty, save for the end of Ep II. That shit is damn cool.

Also Samuel L. Jackson is in them, so it's sort of a no brainer.

 

[Scrustle]

Easy. Star Wars prequels. I enjoyed them as a kid and want to watch them again. Even if they do turn out to be crap at least they will have good music. Failing that, Transformers 2. I've seen it and I don't think it's that bad. It's just "meh".

 

[Prince Regent]

I've seen the prequel trilogy before the original trilogy and I never understood why the originals were supose to be superior.

Anyway I'd go see transformers 2, havn't seen that movie yet.