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**Robert Longworth** · 4th November 2002, 03:46 PM

I don't have a problem with it at all. In fact that scene with Yoda and Count Dooku was the first time ever (in my 31 years) that I heard a crowd hoot and holler in a movie theater. The people in that theater including myself never thought once that this was a shameful thing, in fact it was the opposite Mr. Lee and the "muppet" brought great joy to us.

And as far as the ad, I have no problem with that either. It helps pump up the crowd for the new release. The Yoda/ Dooku scene was the highlight of the movie, maybe the series. I think it's an effective ad campaign. Mr.Lee speaks fondly of his work on Star Wars so obviously he's very happy with the results of the film.

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Robert Longworth Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 147 Rep Power: 0	I don't have a problem with it at all. In fact that scene with Yoda and Count Dooku was the first time ever (in my 31 years) that I heard a crowd hoot and holler in a movie theater. The people in that theater including myself never thought once that this was a shameful thing, in fact it was the opposite Mr. Lee and the "muppet" brought great joy to us. And as far as the ad, I have no problem with that either. It helps pump up the crowd for the new release. The Yoda/ Dooku scene was the highlight of the movie, maybe the series. I think it's an effective ad campaign. Mr.Lee speaks fondly of his work on Star Wars so obviously he's very happy with the results of the film.