The big set piece scenes where the Death Star's being assembled and the star destroyers crashing into each other are instances that appeal to the child in me
Pretty sure I've posted this here once before. OTOH Star Wars is on repeat...
“Professional disagreement over how photos of galaxies are interpreted escalates into bullying & harassment”
We just watched a great documentary "Nightmares in Red, White and Blue" http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1337117/ about the history of horror films in America. I was expecting nothing more than a bunch of strung-together clips and it was certainly that, but there was a partly successful attempt to link trends in audience taste to larger socio-political phenomena (e.g., the sexual revolution, vietnam war, nixon, reagan etc), skillfully narrated by Lance Henrikson.
“Professional disagreement over how photos of galaxies are interpreted escalates into bullying & harassment”
Oh, and schlockmeister Roger Corman gets special mention in the documentary.
I once worked briefly as a contract animator for someone who used to be an assistant producer to R.C. The mofo tried to stiff me, so I withheld source files until payment.
“Professional disagreement over how photos of galaxies are interpreted escalates into bullying & harassment”
Most lego bricks are sturdy and really hard wearing in and of themselves, they are easy to take apart unless bolstered by other bricks/linkages in such a way to increase strength (crossmembers attached with pins etc). However, if you really wanted to you could snap some of the thinner plates and the axles.