fuckin nerds.
You see, in 1978 there was this low budget film made called "Space Battles" or something like that, and in that film the protagonist, a robot named "chewy" had the power to use something called "the may fourth" which let him endlessly torture his enemies so he could extract enough information to build a flying space moon.
I never really saw the appeal of that strange movie
You see, in 1978 there was this low budget film made called "Space Battles" or something like that, and in that film the protagonist, a robot named "chewy" had the power to use something called "the may fourth" which let him endlessly torture his enemies so he could extract enough information to build a flying space moon.
I never really saw the appeal of that strange movie
I feel like such a dummy. Peter read through my comments this morning and told me it was from Star Wars. I saw it once in sixth grade and forgot all about it.
I feel like such a dummy. Peter read through my comments this morning and told me it was from Star Wars. I saw it once in sixth grade and forgot all about it.
Wait, you only saw one of the original star wars movies, ONCE? Get Peter on the phone because we gots to teach you people a lesson here. He is a bad husband if he never forced you to watch the original trilogy.
Wait, you only saw one of the original star wars movies, ONCE? Get Peter on the phone because we gots to teach you people a lesson here. He is a bad husband if he never forced you to watch the original trilogy.
I remember that one. The protagonist started a rebellion against the space king, because the old man forced his minions to re-enact Mexican soap operas in spandex bodysuits all day long. Weird movie. And stupid. Every child knows that robots aren't real.
I remember that one. The protagonist started a rebellion against the space king, because the old man forced his minions to re-enact Mexican soap operas in spandex bodysuits all day long. Weird movie. And stupid. Every child knows that robots aren't real.
I don't get it