You're saying that she doesn't like men at all? That she likes farm animals? :hscratch:

Sounds pretty disgusting to me.

You obviously weren't around for the threads when Soylent was first released on DVD. Someone casually mentioned that at the beginning of the thread and there were a SHITLOAD of people pissed off about it. Many people were seeing the film for the first time and had no clue.

Wait...Soylent Green is Luke's father?

You're damn right another one "ruined". I've never seen "Green", was planning on watching it sooner or later, and now I am going to assume that an important part of the film is already on my plate.

[sarcasm]Thanks.[/sarcasm]

Put it in perspective folks. Just because you've seen it, and you think the universe has as well, doesn't mean you're right.

It might not be the biggest thing in the world, but :wtf:

And I'd like to throw in another line from "Empire" that had audiences wondering for years...

"No. There is another."

Very dramatic scene. And it had myself (all of eleven years old), my class mates, people writing into Bantha Tracks and, and if I remember correctly, articles in local newspapers, asking just who IS the other? It was fun speculation.

I agree with what has been said previously - if you've never seen SW, and want to experience it with a sense of mystery and drama, watch the OT before the PT. If you want to view a historical epic, watch 'em as they are numbered.

I'll stick with the former. ;)

I wouldn't consider Vader being Luke's father a "secret," well maybe 20 years ago it was...

Thank you that's what i've been saying.

I'd like to apologize. Despite Soylent Green having one primary claim to fame, being Charlton Heston screaming out its most famous line, it is relatively obscure.

Its like Chronicles of Narina. Sure you could read the Magician's Nephew first, but it ruins the mystery of the universe.

EXACTLY! A Prequel is called a Prequel for a reason, right?