I remember Star Trek VI, when they destroy the Klingon Bird of Prey... first time in my life I've ever heard a theater break out into applause.



I was in the theater for that. I remember being surrounded by kids my age and thinking "Don't cry. Don't cry. Don't cry. It would be incredibly embarrassing." I held it in and did not. It was still a powerful moment for a 10/11 year old.



Yeah. That was creepy.



That was awesome to see in the theaters as a child.



I saw that as a kid, too... what the hell were our parents thinking taking us to see that?



It's funny... at the time it was like, "Wow. That looks so real. Mindblowing." Now, it's so commonplace that you don't even care.



Definite guilty pleasure film.



I think I was with you up until this one. Supremely lame scene. Well, if you include the bit which follows it anyway. Fake Amidala calling for public appreciation of the droid, Captain Panaka reading off his designation, Fake Amidala thanking the droid and sending Padme to clean it up... L-A-M-E. I would have liked that scene if they didn't blatantly announce the droid's identity and just let the audience assume.