The Great Kids Star Wars Debate
Posted on 06 08, 2008 under Master Debaters by Noodad |Where do you weigh in? Leave a comment here on Noodad or a video comment at Seesmic here.
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I plan on showing my daughter the "Ewok Adventures" sometime around 3 or 4 to introduce her to Star Wars. Is that the right move?
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Kidding
My husband is the real Star Wars geek (don't get me started on his organized "they're not dolls" collection stored so nicely in the C3PO and Darth Vadar head collector cases), but I've seen all the movies and when Episodes 1, 2 and 3 came out, I really liked trying to catch all the "hints".
But then you catch errors that aggravate you (or your spouse) "Leah said she remembered her mother a little bit in (whatever episode), but here (watching Episode 3) she dies giving birth. No baby can remember that. I can't believe they screwed that up"...blah blah blah.
When we watch Return of the Jedi on tv, we like to guess which Darth/Anniken or Obiwon will be there :)
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Plus, kids might enjoy (I know.. it's a stretch) Jar Jar Binks and his crazy, wacky hijinks... How do I express sarcasm on this?
Might want to start them with the Christmas Special so you can set the bar really low right at the beginning... It doesn't get worse than when Bee Arthur sings and dances to Alien Klezmer music!
Happy Life Day!
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