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Re: who was the 1st non-north american to possess mindstorms???
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lugnet.off-topic.fun
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Fri, 2 Oct 1998 20:26:51 GMT
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> On Wed, 30 Sep 1998 12:33:57 GMT, cjc@newsguy.com (Mike Stanley) wrote:
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> > Followups to off-topic.fun (I hope)
Perhaps a Princess.... wrote:
> Looks like this worked
Mike:
> > Never saw Space Boy, but the mention of Willow makes me wonder if
> > anyone else has considered the possibility that this trilogy that will
> > be coming out might just totally suck? I didn't really grow up with
Space Boy isn't a movie. Space Boy is Todd. :-P
> I liked WIllow...
Me too. A tad campy, sure, but what a great way to see fantasy done
(Fantasy with SW technology). I'm a bit mixed whether it was good or
bad that this was the first true use of morphing technology -- cool at
the time, but what an overdone fad it started.
> > I just look at the actors that have been cast, the fact that I usually
> > enjoy sequels a lot more than prequels, and wonder - what'll happen if
> > the movies stink? Or is that even possible given the following they
> > will have, regardless of quality?
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> I WOULD prefer that he came out with the sequels first.
> :(
> I don't have as much desire to see how this all started as What
> happened next?
Then it wouldn't have the form of a true epic, though; and that's
fairly important to the work (since he "followed all the rules" in
writing the story): IMHO. (Gee, sure feels a bit strange referring to
_Star_Wars_ as "the work". gack.)
-- joshua
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