> Second, the plot was amazingly complex compared to any of the other Star Wars movies. I probably need to see it again just to figure out some of the finer points of what was going on, even if I didn't want to see it again to watch the action and spaceships-zooming-through-things stuff.

I have not yet had the chance to sit down with firends and discuss the plot in intricate detail. Sure, i did some of that when I got home after watching it, but it was 3 am and I had to be at work at 8:15, so I didn't talk about it much, and I don't remember what I did talk about.

The fact that you even MENTIONED the plot in this post gave me a powerful urge to start a long chain of emails with you discussing plot elements. I figured, though, that a "long chain" requires two actively interested people, and I wasn't sure if you'd want to put up with my blathering. :-)

> Brunnen-"and the one after THAT must be a CLASSIC, as I've already quoted"G

Don "Why, oh why, did the biggest Star Wars fan I know decide to go camping this weekend?" Monkey