Chris Marquette Message Board

That's hilarious!!
You're right, he doesn't look very happy in that.
He's looking at me funny....actually he's looking at me and to the left of me at the same time and it's freakin me out!!

Yay, I'm a FanBOY!
I feel like a new man.

Glad you liked the pics, I thought they were cool too.

Oh yea,
It's very addictive!!

<<Okay, that's messed up. LOL.

(As a way of explanation, where it says "Fanboy" now, it said "Fangirl" before. --TeeJay)

LOL.
So no more Cute lil Horndog for me?
Hmmm...I wonder what's next?

Cool!

I like the addition. Good job.

Can I have another cookie?

It is useless to resist!!

(Little Star Wars quote there for ya)

Cool, I'll keep an eye out for it!

You know I'm gonna do that too!!

How about I fax it to ya!?

A Tag line, eh?
Hmm, I'll have to think about that one. Can't remember if they had one or not.
I know Ernie Cline's old poster had, "A film about friendship, tresspassing, and delusions of grandeur" on it.

I'll definitely get those quotes out to you too. I had a few props/photos packed up from Fanboys, including the script, so I'll have to hit the garage and get that out for you guys.

Very well said guys!!

Speaking as a big Star Wars fan, we knew for years that Episode one was in the works and there are no words to describe the excitement felt as we anticipated it's release.
Regardless of whether or not the movie was that great , I still enjoyed the surrounding events around this time.  I would scan the magazines and websites for any snippit of info I could find, or maybe a sneak peek picture of someone in costume or make-up. I remember the excitement my friends and I felt when we saw the first trailer, and how much fun we had discussing and speculating what scene was what...and how cool it was to see a Young Anakin, Palpatine and Obi-Wan, the planet Coruscant(Which was only mentioned in the books at the time)etc,etc..
We had a blast going to the Star Wars Celebration up in Denver which featured the actors, and exclusive footage from the movie and showcased the merchandise as well. We enjoyed going to Wal*Mart at Midnight to pick up some of the figures as they were first made available to the public. Also had a blast spending the night in line at the theater with my friends, and being on the radio and on TV in the process. All of this took place before I ever even saw the movie.
When I sat through the movie, I was excited to just be seeing a new Star Wars movie in the first place. So much was happening on the screen and in the story, that I didn't really have a chance to sit there to analyize and break apart what I did and didn't like until I had seen the movie several times. There are parts of the movie that are pretty cool, but unfortunately they are always overlooked because the negative outweighs the positive.
This is kinda how I see Linus viewing the entire experience. He has a great and memorable time with his friends, as well as mending a friendship that was on the skids with Eric. The movie is only a small part of the entire experience. These friends will remember this experience based on the quality time they spent together, not on how great of a movie Ep I turned out to be.