I'm 17 from arborfield uk, we were speaking one-on-one with the pastor in our youth group, he asked me what my biggest sins were, I told him about the thing I did with my gf where I was bottomless and she was topless, we're both still virgins I guess, and then i told him about my first kiss when I was 11 with my first cousin gwenn, and about the cat thing I asked about that got my account banned.I mean I only go because my parents make me, my mate's older brother took me and him to a church of lucifer συγκ?ντρωση, I pretty much converted I like it more, just the people accepting, it is also a more critical approach to the origins of the angelsAnyway, I guess I'm going to burn in hell, any of you taking the quot;down elevatorquot;?
i never was that religous but then i saw something online and it said something about jay z worshiping lucifer (satan) so i clicked it and the thing he does where he makes the triangle and puts his eye in it the dsatan logoi started researching more and got kinda freaked out then i saw things about this prak near my house in toronto where theres some chair of satan and satans cavecreepy
The characters are classic and the storyline is completely original- keep watching!
It was truly the first of its kind - it set the stage for all the sci-fi movies that followedAlthough the SPFX by today's standards aren't that great anymore, the story and characters are classic; they've become a household nameIn 1977 when it came out, America was still reeling from Vietnam, and we had a crappy president (sound familiar?) and people needed some escapismThen George Lucas came along with his incredible imagination, and Star Wars was bornAmerica had never seen another movie like itMost of the popular movies that had come out before then were dramas, like The Godfather part I II, The Sting, Annie Hall, and some Bruce Lee moviesThe Planet of the Apes series was popularSteven Spielberg had wowed us only a year or two before with JawsStar Wars was a whole new animaland people lined up around the block to see itYou would have had to compare it to other movies that existed at the time - Star Wars just blew them all awayOnly Gen-Xers can really appreciate what effect Star Wars had on AmericaIt is lost on Generation Y, because they just weren't there, and now SPFX they've grown up with are much better, so they look at it and say How cheesy! But even we Gen-Xers say the same thing about sci-fi movies made in the 50's.
