Star Wars

chris63 wrote:Thats ok Lance just messing. I agree with you, i think its the voice over. SOOO 70s

Pettytyrant101 wrote:Favourite film- Empire- perfect middle film in a trilogy- wish PJ had taken note.

I read a couple of the books in my late teens but wasnt impressed.

Game- original wireframe star wars arcade machine. Pure gameplay and any game that could make me duck and dodge in front of the machine wins for me.

Parody- Cops.
An oldie but still the best.

Lancebloke wrote:

chris63 wrote:Thats ok Lance just messing. I agree with you, i think its the voice over. SOOO 70s

I'm glad you agreed with me... what did I say? And why did Lorient take credit for it?

Norc wrote:apparently there is going to be a new star wars movie every summer until 2019

Eldorion wrote:

Watch at least a minute to see Chewie show up. Evidently they have a history on late night TV.

Darth brawl: Sci-fi fans turn to the dark side in clash at Norwich Star Wars convention

Rival sci-fi clubs had to be separated by ‘the force’ when police were called to break up feuding fans at a Norwich Star Wars convention.

The family event threatened to turn to the dark side and escalate into a fight between costumed characters when visiting Doctor Who fans clashed with Star Wars enthusiasts.

Officers were called at around 2.30pm on Sunday when members of the Norwich Sci Fi Club were refused entry at a fair co-hosted by Norwich Star Wars Club at the University of East Anglia.

More than a dozen sci-fi fans from both groups – including several in fancy dress – were involved in a bitter exchange outside the venue, sparked by the arrival at the event of Jim Poole, treasurer of Norwich Sci Fi Club.

He was asked to leave the convention as he approached Doctor Who actor Graham Cole for an autograph, leading to a stand-off which was only calmed by police and university security. He and organiser Richard Walker exchanged words inside before taking their dispute outside.

Police confirmed that they had been called to reports of a man being assaulted at the convention, and arrived to find a dispute between two groups.

But a spokesman added: “After lengthy investigation, talking to witnesses and reviewing good CCTV footage, it was confirmed that there was no assault. The two rival groups were spoken to and advised to keep out of each other’s way.”

Mr Walker, 63, claimed the visiting club had been trying to undermine the convention by posting comments on Facebook, but Mr Poole said he had attended “in good faith” to collect autographs from two actors for a Doctor Who signature diary to be auctioned for charity.

Both sides said there had been a long-running rivalry between the two groups and the events they organise, but told the Evening News they hoped they could resolve their differences and share their love of sci-fi.