Better Trilogy: Star Wars or Nolan's Batman.

[crows]

hahahahahahahahaha

 

[Alex Logan]

 

[CelticPredator]

Nam is totally right.

 

[Alex Logan]

Nam is totally right.

Wow... now you lost my respect man. That was uncalled for.

 

[CelticPredator]

Good. You're not here to debate, you're just here to troll.

 

[Alex Logan]

Good. You're not here to debate, you're just here to troll.

Kinda like how you make everthing into a joke? Right. Ignored. Bye.

 

[CelticPredator]

Exactly.

Good lord.

 

[crows]

Good. You're not here to debate, you're just here to troll.

you guys are funny.
(I'm sure Alex is trolling, but your argument about kids that like star wars still doesn't hold)

 

[Alex Logan]

you guys are funny.
(I'm sure Alex is trolling, but your argument about kids like star wars still doesn't hold)

Actually, I wasn't. I was just messing with him at the end, but he coudn't take it.

 

[CelticPredator]

Yes it does.

Kids do like Star Wars. Dumb teenagers don't. But that's beside the point.

The Nolan films will not have the same affect years later to the new generation. But 30 years later. Star Wars is still strong.

 

[CelticPredator]

Actually, I wasn't. I was just missing with him at the end, but he coudn't take it.

Someone will quote this, but that means you were trolling.

And I can take it. But you got to a point where you made zero sense, and I didn't feel like breaking down your trolling post.

 

[crows]

Yes it does.

Kids do like Star Wars. Dumb teenagers don't. But that's beside the point.

The Nolan films will not have the same affect years later to the new generation. But 30 years later. Star Wars is still strong.

Nolan's Batman will be cherished 30 years ago just because of how well made they were. doesn't matter if the themes are relevant for today and if kids don't like it but they are some of the best super hero movies ever made. (Even if I hate the third one I still see it)

 

[CelticPredator]

I doubt it. I really do. They might still be loved. But they won't be as big as they were.

Star Wars still is.

 

[Alex Logan]

Someone will quote this, but that means you were trolling.

And I can take it. But you got to a point where you made zero sense, and I didn't feel like breaking down your trolling post.

You're as clueless as Nam.

 

[crows]

I doubt it. I really do. They might still be loved. But they won't be as big as they were.

Star Wars still is.

yeah... Star wars really is.

 

[Alex Logan]

Nolan's Batman will be cherished 30 years ago just because of how well made they were. doesn't matter if the themes are relevant for today and if kids don't like it but they are some of the best super hero movies ever made. (Even if I hate the third one I still see it)

 

[CelticPredator]

You're as clueless as Nam.

You act too serious. How can I possibly tell you're joking?

 

[Solidus]

Michael Bay's Transformers trilogy pwns all. What can be more timeless than having gratuitous explosions every 5 minutes on screen? Let's face it, explosions are something that every generation can relate to. Things go "boom" and catch fire in the present and they'll continue to go "boom" and catch fire many generations from now. Star Wars and Nolan's Batman don't have nearly as many explosions. They both suck in that regard. Therefore, Michael Bay's Transformers is the most timless series ever conceived from now until the end of time. I rest my case.

 

[Alex Logan]

You act too serious. How can I possibly tell you're joking?

Because my statement was so ****ing ridiculous? How can you convey emotion in text? When you figure that one out let me know because I would love to explain the answer to my girlfriend.

 

[CelticPredator]

Actually, you are correct. Teenagers are drawn to boobs and explosions.