Top 20 Cereals List From 2009

Cereal, it is perhaps the greatest food ever to hit the face of the Earth. It is a food that is so popular, you can get into a bloody cat fight with your sister at a grocery store when picking a cereal to eat during the week. So what are the best cereals in the entire world. It has taken me a very long time to prepare this list, but I have narrowed it down to 20. So, sit back, pour a bowl of cereal for yourself, and enjoy my Top 20 Cereals of All Time.

20. Cocoa Crispies



I guess those cereal makers thought that Rice Crispies tasted too dull, so they through in a chocolately burst. Similar to Cocoa Pebbles, Cocoa Crispies turn the milk chocolatey like any chocolate cereal and shuts any kid up who wants a doughnut for breakfast. I guess it makes sense for them to make a chocolate doppleganger, for they do make chocolate rice crispy treats in the stores nowadays.

19. The Captain Crunch Cereals



This is a series of cereals so exotic, that they use what looks to be a Revolutionary War Captain to promote their cereal. I mean, there must be nearly a thousand kinds of this cereal, Peanut Butter Crunch, Crunch Berries, they even made a cereal that was in the shape of little tiny doughnuts. I mean, it’s unique how no other cereal in existence could make their cereal into balls or bars, or doughnuts. But no matter, the Captain Crunch Cereals are pretty darn good, even when the commercials make the cereal look like some kind of drugged joyride.

18. Golden Crisps



The mascot is a anthropomorphic bear. Does it get more rad then that. The cereal is as good as a cereal can get. You plung that spoon into that sweet brown pool of great sugary goodness, it’s like that sugary rush you need to be alert. And to be fair, the brand from Kellogg’s entitled Honey Smacks is pretty good as well, given a good serving of honey for you blood glucose statis. Which ones better, well, they are both the same in my opinion, but Golden Crisps might just be a little bit sweeter. I guess it’s because of all that darn sugar they put in it.

17. The Flintstones Cereals



Way back in the day, the Flintstones were used to promote Winston Cigarettes, the cigarettes that’s good like a cigarette should. Then, in the late 60s, they began to promote cereals like Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles. Now, to be honest, I don’t like this cereal as much as my brother does, he probably could go through an entire box or 2. But the cereal is pretty good, given either a taste of fruitiness or a blast of chocolatey goodness. There are also other Pebbles Cereals like Dino Pebbles, Marshmallow Mania Pebbles, even Cinna-Crunch Pebbles. But no matter how you like your Pebbles, even if they are deeped fried or boiled, they are a great cereal to eat if you want to raise your Hanna Barbera spirit.

16. Life


The first thing I ask myself, why is it called Life? Is it a cereal that is supposed to give a person a life, or make someone feel lifeless. But it’s a good cereal, no matter how the cookie crumbles. With a sugary coating, this cereal kills all cravings, and kids love it. As a matter of fact, they used to put the kids’ faces on the cereal boxes. I would have loved to have my face on one of those boxes, but these days, I think to myself. WHAT WERE THEY THINKING? Anyway, great cereal for kids and adults alike.

15. Cocoa Puffs



I’m cuckoo for cocoa puffs! Cuckoo for cocoa puffs! Remember that annoying ostrich or whatever it was? The one that use loud mouthed shrieking to promote the cereal? Well, I surely do, and the cereal is pretty good. I guess you can say that any corn puffed cereal with chocolate flavor is gonna be good, but this one is the emperor over the kingdom. With a big crunch and a rich chocolaty taste, Cocoa Puffs kills the chocolate cravings, and sure gets kids on the war pad after eating it.

14. Alphabits



We all know our alphabets, but whoever came up with the idea to make them into cereal was a GENIUS! I mean, whole grain cereal in the shape of our alphabets frosted in a light sugary coating, come on! And it’s a great way to teach your young ones your alphabets. Now if only they could do the same thing with roman numerals. I wonder what they would call it? Numeral Crunch maybe?

13. Frosted Cheerios



Are you tired of eating the so called bland taste of regular Cheerios? Do you wish they had a little more flavor to them? Well you are in luck. Frosted Cheerios give you that epic Cheerio taste, only with a frosted coating on top. Now, I have been eating this cereal for a very long time, and I just could not leave this cereal out. After all, they did have some bright and flashy commercials for it way back in the day. I mean, what little child is not attracted by bright and luminous commercials for cereals. And believe or not, I still enjoy this cereal to this day, though in some cases it is very rare and hard to find.

12. Honey Nut Cheerios



I love honey, I love nuts, and I love Cheerios. Put them together and you got a cereal that is not only delectable but good for your body. Plus, there is a small, cute little bee that is used to advertise the cereal, spewing the famous catchphrase, “Be happy, be healthy”. I just love that. This cereal is more then a cereal, it is a food for a better life. If you want a cereal that is full of taste, then pick up a box of the bee’s famous cereal. Also, pick up those fruits and veggies as well, because those a good for you too.

11. Golden Grahams



Do you love graham crackers as much as I do? Well, there is a cereal out there called Golden Grahams, packing a great taste of cinnamon and others spices. Did you ever have it? If you did, could you ever stop eating it. It’s kinda like the enchanted turkish delight from The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, you will eat it until you die. Okay, maybe that isn’t the case, but Golden Grahams was a pretty good cereal, very tasting a great for every breakfast meal. And I keep a special vault full of the cereal down in my subterranean layer. Just kidding, I don’t have a vault. I don’t even have a subterranean layer.

10. The Monster Cereals



Now, your probably thinking, what the heck are the Monster Cereals? Well, just to clear it up a bit, there is Count Chocula, Franken Berry and my favorite, Boo Berry. Everytime I think of these cereals, the first thing that comes to mind is Halloween, and the only time to find Franken Berry and Boo Berry is around Halloween, but Count Chocula is pretty easy to find in your local cereal isle. Also, at a time, there was other cereals like Yummy Mummy and Fruit Brute. But no matter, these cereals are the best, and I consider them the haunted, distorted and foiled versions of Lucky Charms, with their sugary cereal pieces and dried out marshmallows.

9. Apple Jacks



At a time, Apple Jacks had no mascot, but as time went by, they got an apple and a stick of cinnamon with a Jamaican accent to do the job (I wonder how much they’re paid). The cereal is top dog though. The only thing that I must complement on is at Halloween time, they would add in these pumpkin shaped pieces that tasted like pieces of dried out corn cereal with orange dye that were left in the Sahara Desert for several years. But anyway, the cereal is pretty darn good, and even though they don’t taste like apples, they still can give us a great cereal taste.

8. Fruit Loops



Fruit Loops are GOD! Just kidding, but I just couldn’t live with myself knowing that Fruit Loops were not on the final ten list. Introduced in the 1960s, this cereal didn’t have it’s classic blue loops until the 90s. They also choose to promote the cereal with a group of toucans, lead by the great cereal mascot, Toucan Sam. And I love this cereal. I mean, how many cereals of the time have a great fruity flavor and a sugary burst? Anyway, Fruit Loops are the best, and reside on the number 9 spot on my list.

7. Corn Pops



Remember way back in the 90s, when everyone was saying, I gotta have my pops? Well, I was one of them people. Though I was a little kid at the time, I deeply enjoyed this cereal, because it was both sweet, crunchy, and satisfied all cravings. Today, we get these freaky commercials with some human mouth running around town, eating running pops. It’s just odd. And what’s with the peanut butter cereal they once made, was it supposed to compete with Reese’s Puffs (I’ll get to those later)? Anyway, Pops is a very tasty cereal, taking a lot of publicity these past few years. I just hope that the giant mouth doesn’t chase after me!

6. Lucky Charms


Okay, where do I start? Surely there is a lot to nit pick about this one. First of all, there are these children chasing a Irish leprechaun down a hill in order to get his cereal. Kinda like Trix, ah? Also, the cereal contains dry, sugary pieces they have the guts to call marshmallows. I call them 30 year old Halloween candy. But the cereal itself not that bad. As a matter of fact, I prefer the chocolate Lucky Charms to the original ones for some particular reason. Anyway, that’s all I can say about Lucky Charms. I was kinda odd seeing Warwick Davis wolf some of the cereal down in the horror film, Leprechaun.

5. Cinnamon Toast Crunch



What the heck happened to the other chefs? This question has been looming in the midst for decades. Did the one chef kill them? I really don’t know, but this is a cereal I couldn’t get enough of as a child. I begged my mom ignorantly for the cereal when we went to the store, and through a tantrum when I didn’t get it, but I have grown up, and have gotten out of that “crybaby” stage. I guess there is some sort of magical fairy dust they put in the cereal that makes kids want to eat it over and over again. But however the wall comes down, Cinnamon Toast Crunch is very good, and very sugary. Give your kid a bowl of it and he will be jumping all over the walls like a Phidippus audax.

4. Frosted Flake



Frosted Flakes is one of the greatest cereals of all time. One of Kellogg’s first cereals, Frosted Flakes became very successful, and is still beloved by many people today. Now, would you believe at a time they had made Chocolate Frosted Flakes? I am not joking! And they were pretty darn good too. I guess the cereal still has a great touch after many years, even thought it’s advertised by an tiger who keeps shouting “their great”.

3. Corn Flakes



Now it’s time to scrape the sugary coating off the flakes, and we have corn flakes. Distributed by many cereal companies all over the world, Corn Flakes is a great cereal, and taste a lot better than tasteless Puff Rice. Just call them Cardboard Chippings and I’ll be happy. Anyway, Kellogg’s Corn Flakes are advertised by a green chicken who doesn’t really do anything, he just stands, and is my favorite brand of the cereal. And if you are not satisfyed with the bland and vacant taste, just sprinkle a little sugar on them and they’ll be fine. I have been mentioning a lot about sugar, haven’t I? SUGAR, SUGAR SUGAR!

2. Cheerios



After all of this lollygagging on Cheerios, you’d think we’d never get to original pot that started it all. No matter how you put it, this is one of the greatest cereals of all time. Not only does it taste good, by it helps prevent heart disease and helps lower cholesterol. I mean, how can you not help loving it. All children and adults love this cereal, and I someday hope to pass it down to my children, and they will pass it to their children and so on and so on. Cheerios rock, and lie at my number 2 spot.

And the number one cereal is…..

1. Rice Crispies



This cereal is legendary, how could you not like this cereal. I mean, sure some people think it’s bad, but when you chop it down, it’s one of the greatest foods to hit the market. And that legendary trio, Snap, Crackle, and Pop, always packing in laughs that we can enjoy. I love this cereal, and no matter where you live, or where you go, it will always be there. So folks, bring back Snap, Crackle and Pop, and get rid of all those passionate commercials that belong in a Hallmark store. Now we have started and ended with crispies, no pun intended.

So, there you have it, the long awaited Top 20 Cereals List. My next entry will be the surprise that I all hope you will enjoy, and then some interesting things after that. Take care.

A Review of Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 2 From 2010

It seems like Star Wars: The Clone Wars Season 2 has been going on for an eternity. I mean, it’s been nearly 8 months since it’s debut and ever since then, we have had plenty of kick ass episodes, filled with killer spider droids, shapeshifting aliens, Jon Favreau, killer bounty hunters, and not to mention a Godzilla like creature causing havoc on Coruscant. But this upcoming Friday, all the Clone Wars craze will come to a close in an epic two-part season finale, featuring the deadly bounty hunter in adolescence, Boba Fett.


Even though the Star Wars story has rapped up many years earlier, and we know what is to come of most of the characters in the Clone Wars, there is still a feeling of hard core suspense and action within the Clone Wars TV show, and I find it to be one of the most cultural and photo realistic TV shows I have ever seen, on par with other classic shows like Batman: The Animated Series as well as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Transformers, shows that popularized the media in the late 80s.

I feel like Star Wars will never die, as long as a show like this comes along to further bring it to a hype. The Clone Wars has such a good story and such good character development, it’s even better than the prequel films. Sure, the prequels are still remarkable in my book and they surely did make Star Wars what it is today. but The Clone Wars has the edge, and I feel bad for any hard core Star Wars fan not watching it. Surely the film that started the show was met with mixed reviews, but the show that followed brought it to the hype it deserved.And with season 2, it brings the story to an even darker premise. I feel like season 1 was like A New Hope, establishing many things that will come to importance in later seasons. I feel like season 2 is like The Empire Strikes Back, taking what made the first good and surpassing the story even further. They also have brought in many other interesting characters into season 2, bringing in a lot of hard core suspense and drama with them. When you bring in new characters, there must be good story and character development to go along with them, and the Clone Wars covered that. I was shocked to see what some of the characters did in this season.

I was expecting more General Grievous in this season rather than just two episodes. Heck, Count Dooku had 1 episode and Asajj Ventress had none. But hey, in order to bring in more interesting characters, I guess they have to limit the amount of appearances of others. Overall, season 2 of Star Wars: The Clone Wars was spectacular, and I found it to be a milestone in television. All I can say is that I can’t wait for season 3, and I can wait to see how this will all tie in with the first Clone Wars series, as well as Revenge of the Sith.

Iron Man 2 Speculations From 2010

I have to admit, I’m not an expert on the Iron Man comics, but I do got it where it counts. I’m quite fascinated by the whimsical technology that is present in the comics, such as Tony Stark’s computer butler, Jarvis. Iron Man’s many different suits are also a treat. My favorite is the Stealth Operations suit because it can use the power of invisibility. I don’t know why the action figure of the SO suit that came out with the first movie looks like War Machine. But Tony Stark has a crap load of money, and keeps getting new suits in just about every comic, even one called the Hulkbuster suit.Now you probably wonder why I would bring this up. Well the other day, I was looking across the internet and came across a new Iron Man 2 trailer. For what I saw, it looks to be one kick ass film, especially that War Machine is making his film debut, but at the very end of the trailer, Tony Stark slips on an odd suit of armor that forms from a suitcase. When I first saw it, I was blown away. It’s awesome that they are digging into the comics’ archives and taking out such iconic elements.



The film is also having a new villain, Whiplash, played by Mickey Rourke. From what I can understand, he is to be a combination of two villains from the comics, Blacklash and the Crimson Dynamo. But I can help but wonder, why couldn’t they just make him the Crimson Dynamo. I mean, he looks to be a badass villain, but I was really craving the Crimson Dynamo or Titanium Man from the comics. Whiplash is pretty cool though, and looks to be a villain similar to the Joker. I’m also very excited to see Samuel L. Jackson as Nicky Fury, after all, he is one of my personal favorites from the comics. It will definitely be cool to see all the different armors that Iron Man uses in the film, and I hope that they can incorporate as many elements from the comics into the film, and make it one of the best superhero films of all time.

All I can say is I’m very excited. Iron Man 2 is sure to be a pleasure, and will definitely be one of the highlights of the summer.

The Superman Story I Plan on Making in the Future

Just a few months ago, I become interesting in making my own version of the Last Son of Krypton, Superman. As I mentioned many times before, I am not the biggest buff when it comes to The Man of Steel, but I do like the character a lot and I am certainly looking forward to The Man of Steel movie by Zach Snyder in 2013. But I have always invisioned a version of Superman far different than any other. This Superman is darker, edgier, and much more contemporary compared to the other versions of Superman out there, which were a bit dark and moody to their own extent. My version of Kal-El from Krypton does not bare the classic, oversized red cape with the yellow S on the back of it, instead wearing a red coat that is much more modern and sophisticated in my opinion. However, the jacket does carry the yellow S on the back of it just as the original cape did, and the red, blue and yellow costume that makes Superman Superman is also intact, although I have given it a more technological appeal. This new suit is like a mini suit of armor, although we all know Superman really doesn't need armor, unless he is bombarded by an incoming kryptonite shower, and Superman has no more bare hands, a thick pair of red gloves covering them up like the gloves of both Batman and Spider-Man.

And the most unique thing I have done to my version of Superman is that he sports red eyes, obviously due to his laser vision. I envision Superman's eyes bursting into flames as he shoots laserbeams from his eyes, giving the character a much more menacing and supernatural look. It's also very different and makes this version of Superman stick out from all the rest. The city of Metropolis and the planet Krypton before it's destruction I also envision being a lot shadier, a lot more gray and somber looking, similar to what Gotham City looked like in Tim Burton's Batman films. But I am really looking forward to working on this story in the near future, and as I increase production of my upcoming film, Star Trek: Quest For Krypton, I will definately be looking into this and making a version of Superman's tale like no other. I envision it as somewhat of a Close Encounters of the Third Kind like story, with Superman nearly loosing his mind over the thoughts of the aliens, the kryptonians, and once he finds out who he really is, it is a groundbreaking moment, and you can really feel the shock and wonder within the character, something clearly displayed in Richard Donner's 1978 film.

I am not exactly sure what I will call this Superman story, maybe Ape Crazy Supes or something like that, but whatever it is, it will entitle a great story, a story that I have always wanted to do. After all, I have been writing stories all my life and it will be interesting how I tackle such a powerful icon like the guy in the blue spandex.

Check Out ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.Com

For quite a few years now, I have been observing a website that is perhaps one of the greatest, if not the funniest websites I have ever seen. ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com is a pleasure to watch each week as new videos arrive from just about every user of the site, and the website is the home base for the most iconic of these users, the Nostalgia Critic. Along with AVGN, Doug Walker is a genius when it comes to humor and ridiculously funny sequences, always knowing how to make even the serious scenes in the movies he reviews hilarious as heck. I think it's amazing what exactly Walker can pull off in his reviews of some of the best worst movies, whether making references to other films and also coming up with something new and creative of his own. He also is gifted in voice acting, always lampooning some of the cheesy characters in the films he reviews and pointing out things that are either completely random or uncalled for. And in just about everyone of Walker's reviews, even his early reviews where he wasn't quite at the status he is today, I always find something to chuckle over, for some of the bits in his reviews are some of the funniest I have ever seen or heard of. Talk about a person with real talent and humor, for no other web celebrity is like him, and he has that style only he can bring before the audience.



And the Nostalgia Critic isn't the only bit he does at ThatGuyWithTheGlasses. He is also known for portraying That Guy With The Glasses, the character that the site obviously got it's name from. That Guy gives advice to people who ask him questions, and he always has some sort of corny, yet hostile response, always looking so casual and confident in the process. And Walker's Chester A. Bum often gives positive, yet incredibly funny movie reviews, ingeniusly named Bum Reviews With Chester A. Bum. And don't worry, the Bum always thinks the movie he sees is the greatest movie he has ever seen in his life, always interpreting the film himself and ridiculating on some of the things other critics might have found wrong with the film. And I think it's great that Doug Walker has recently decided to start making side reviews for the films he reviews as the bum, giving his straight up perspective of what he thought of the film and talking about the things he thought were either great or could have been done better. Some of my favorite Nostalgia Critic episodes are the Super Mario Bros movie review, the TMNT Trilogy review, The Top 11 Greast Batman TAS Episodes (Because he likes to go one step beyond), he even does reviews of old nostalgia commercials. I don't know about you, but I think that his Nostalgia Commercials Part 2 video is one of the best videos I have ever seen on the web, and clearly shows how the Nostalgia Critic's reviews can not only be laughable, but fun and innovative as well.

And the Nostalgia Critic isn't the only reviewer/film maker at ThatGuyWithTheGlasses. There are tons of other web users that dominate the website, and they are all equally as good in my opinion. Another reviewer I hold most dear is Lewis Lovhaug, also known as Linkara, who is one of the very few Internet reviewers I have come across that reviews comic books. Unlike the Nostalgia Critic, his reviews actually have a story to them and the comic crusader always finds himself fighting against Intergalactic cyborgs or getting sucked into another dimension. He is also a big fan of Mystery Science Theater 3000, which is one of my all time favorite shows. And he certainly is someone who knows a lot about comic books, everything from DC to Marvel, even Dark Horse and Image Comics and all their interpretations of classic heroes. He also has had a video where he has a look at some old advertisments in comic books and it was pretty cool for what it was, for it went deeper into what campy, outlandish commercial products were advertised within the pages of the comics. And since he is such a devoted Comic Guru, he often points out a lot of random factors and things that make you laugh as he flips through the pages of those horrid comics, usually ending each episode with "THIS COMIC SUCKS". In short, Linkara is up there with the critic when it comes to hard core analysis on the many elements of popular culture. After all, he is a huge Star Trek and Power Rangers fan. Did you see his History of Power Rangers videos? If you didn't and you are a die hard Power Rangers fan, you might want to check them out. You won't be disappointed.

So if you are in the mood for some plain out "funnies", head over to ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.Com for some high quality entertainment and fun reviews that movie goers will surely come to cherish. You can really see the hard work put into these videos and you can see that the reviewers have quite a passion for what they do, especially Doug Walker, the man that started it all. By the way, he is the guy that invented The Movie In 5 Seconds. That alone makes ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.Com completely worth wild and worth giving a go!

What I Think Of The Star Wars Blue-Ray Changes

I never cared that much that the Star Wars films suffered tremendous changes throughout the years. I never cared that Greedo shot first, or that Han Solo stepped on Jabba the Hutt's tail, or that Boba Fett's voice in The Empire Strikes Back was dubbed by Temuera Morrison. Those things never really took away the essence of the story George Lucas was trying to tell for me, and like the newly added effects in the original films or not, that is how George Lucas would have made the films from the start if he had the technology and the money back in the 70s. Sure, it was a bit funny to hear a gungan yell WESE FREE at the end of the restored Return of the Jedi or that Han Solo quickly moves his head to dodge Greedo's blast, but I love Star Wars so much, I can look past this and accept it in all it's glory. I think George Lucas is trying to distinquish each re-release of Star Wars from one another. I think he is just trying to make changes to the films so he can have a variety of Star Wars films for the fans to choose from, each with the definative special effects of the time they were made. But as Lucas continuously tampers with the material the fans hold dear, the fans attack him like raviting wolves and bash his hard work and dedication for all it's worth. It's quite sad that just about all the people I have discovered on the web despise the prequel trilogy and that they continuously nit pick about how George Lucas changed the original films to tie in with those films. Seriously, if I had a dollar bill for all the people who hated the prequel films and the special editions, I'd be up there ranking with Bill Gates. But I certaintly don't hate the newer trilogy nor do I hate all the special editions George Lucas has put out throughout the years. It's just George Lucas' way of making the Star Wars universe diverse and unique and the changes made to the original films show how each film compliments the other, makes the stories seem more whole.



There is no prequel trilogy or original trilogy, there is only Star Wars, a prominent concoction of elements spanning mythology, religion, folklore, theology, and just about every movie of every movie genre you could think of. It's a blend of all the things we love about movies, all the things we love about life, and we can relate to the characters of Star Wars, for their stories can be somewhat heroic and also tragic at the same time. Who cares if Lucas inserts a CGI Jawa into the Hoth battle in The Empire Strikes Back? Who cares if he has Luke Skywalker team up with a dancing rubber chicken in A New Hope? I don't, and that's not going to take away the Star Wars feel for me, because Star Wars is the very thing that got me into films and making films and Star Wars gives me the confidence, the pride, and strength to go out and do things despite the risks. Star Wars teaches us, well, many things in general, but if I was to pick one thing that it taught me, it was to never give up. When something terrible occurs, keep moving forward, look on the bright side of things, and eventually, it will pay off. Star Wars taught me to believe in myself, taught me to use the force to get the power to do just about anything. And most importantly, Star Wars taught me about redemption, how we can become angry, tyrannical beings out for power and blood, but we could still have that one spark of good within out souls that ultimately makes use do the right thing in the end. It's a story for one man's redemption, one man's quest to return to normal life. That man's name is Anakin Skywalker, and in my opinion, he is one of the most tragic figures ever to walk the silver screen, Vader or not.

Who cares if the force ghost at the end of Return of the Jedi is the "whiny" Hayden Christensen instead of Sebastian Shaw? It's still Star Wars. It's still the same epic story I have known years beforehand. And people can rant all they want about how Anakin's turn to the dark side was "anti-climatic" or how Jar Jar Binks made them throw up into their laps, but it's doesn't really bother me one bit, nor does the changes Lucas makes to Star Wars, because it's still the Star Wars I know and love, just presented in a different shell, a different form. Star Wars is Star Wars, and the saga shouldn't be discriminated for what it's supposed to be, it should be appreciated for what it is. The prequels had flaws, I will admit that, but so did the originals, and in it's own weird way, that's what makes Star Wars great. There shouldn't be no entitlement of the two saga halves, the Star Wars saga should be treated like one film, one epic telling of a character's rise and fall. And because Star Wars has changed my life in so many ways, I can't help but compare it to some of my other favorite films like King Kong, The Day The Earth Stood Still, and the series that is considered to many to be Star Wars' mortal nemesis, Star Trek. Am I the only one that sees Chewbacca in Lt. Worf's character?

So, yeh, I don't care that Vader shouts NOOOO just as he throws the Emperor to his doom, or that the krayt dragon noise sounds like someone taking a dump the size of New Hampshire, or that the Ewoks blink (hey, all creatures blink!), it's still Star Wars in all it's glory, and no matter how much these films get crapped upon by the media, they will still be golden for many years to come, the ENTIRE saga and it's mixture of all the things the world has to offer. Why else would people be drooling over the release of the next film in the series! And to be honest, I will not be purchasing The Complete Saga on Blu-Ray because of one key element. I DON'T HAVE A BLU-RAY PLAYER nor do I intend to buy one anytime soon. I don't think seeing the films in HIGH RESOLUTION is going to change my overall view of the films and I don't think I will see anything I didn't see before. I'm just going to stick to my DVDs and VHS tapes for like Star Wars, they have a sedimental value to me.