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If you ask me that joke dosen't deserve to be around anymore. It's over used. Really you find a resident evil pardoy and it'll be in it. Honestly can they come up with something more origanal its just as annyoing as over 9000 jokes(Its 8000 anyways.) along with this is sparta jokes. Just like the word epic. It was good while it lasted but like those jokes its overstayed its welcome.

I happen to agree, just like Star Wars fans. They've been hearing the same jokes for years.

Did you really had to bring SW? Man thats the only thing I am more fan than RE

The new one do not compare to the older ones.

IV,V, and VI explained everything too. I personally do not like Episode one at all, not much anyway. II was ok, and III was only good because of the epic molten battle field duel between Obi and Anakin. I personally think that the prequels shouldn't have been made, The Empire Strikes Back and The Return of the Jedi are my favorites out of the entire saga.

"And why is that?" I'm sure someone will ask.

Well it all boils down to one unavoidable fact. Darth Vader is one of the villains created in modern mythology. He stands along side the likes of The Joker and and pretty much no one else, save Dracula. Now, the new trilogy takes that imposing dark figure and turns him into a bowl cut blond boy who turns into a teen so full of angst that he could compete with the teens from Twilight. There is a reason after all that people don't really dwell much on who the Joker used to be, and it's because that would water down the character's essence.

Now, I'm not saying that the new movies were a mistake. They gave us more Jedi after all. They simply seem to have lost the magical storytelling charm from the older ones and focused too much on the importance of how it looked. After all, Lucas knew back in the 70's that Star Wars, although had decent effects for the time, wouldn't survive from just that, so he poured his brain out till he got the perfect story from his saga to introduce his universe. And if you don't believe me, pay attention to Episode One. Was Jar Jar necessary? Did the Queen need so many outfits? (yes, she is royalty, but so was Leia) Was it a good idea to make Naboo's ships shinier than a mirror. I say no to all those.

I do miss Qui-Gon though.

lol Knight, I couldn't agree with you more. ^_^

and Fred, you make a very good point lol.

And Matt, it was actually explained why Vader went to the darkside in one of the first trillogy episodes I think. I can't remember every detail of them, but i want to think that it was covered in episode IV by Obi Won what all happened. I'm not a freakazoid fanatic about Star Wars as are some other people in this world (I believe that one of my friends can name every detail of every star wars movie, but I never pressed him to try and do it though lol, so he's one of those freakazoid fanatics lol)

and Hey, I was just fine thinking that Vader only had one robotic limb in the final episode, it gave issue to Luke, and was a very big symbol in VI when we found out that Vader had a robotic hand just like Luke, (like father like son connection.) and was an ominous directive that Luke could possibly become like his father if he had not watched it like Yoda had taught him to. in a sense it was Luke coming to the realization of just how powerful the two opposing sides of the force were.

Sounds like someones familer with the Expanded Universe. Which also states that Boba Fett isn't dead.