Nick Manteris,

emergent Internet marketer

Offering a bounty for an answer is, much like humorous answers, outside of the current scope of Quora. If Quora really wanted people to do it, there would be a "offer a bounty" option when you ask your question.

That said, much like humorous answers, I believe that some users will find it useful for their purposes and it will continue.

Several songs by Weird Al fit into this category.

Also, does this count?

I don't mean to belittle the Quora admins in any way, but Quora - inherently and by design - was constructed in such a way to to promote quality questions and answers. Their fantastic audience is a byproduct of having a fantastic website that combines so many never-before-combined elements.

Everything that I shared on my answer to "How did Quora manage to do what Mahalo and Yahoo! Answers couldn't in getting such high-quality questions and answers on their site?" applies in this case.

Since February 2011.

...and this is my 501st answer.

Anon User is completely right: If you haven't already, watch Red Letter's prequel reviews and you'll see that there are huge, glaring problems with every aspect of the three prequel films.
Better actors might have helped a little, but "not much," as Ian McCullough says in his answer.
Adam Mordecai makes another excellent point: The end result would have been much the same, terrible.

(Sorry that I don't have much to add that isn't already here.)


EDIT:
The "What if Star Wars: Episode I was good?" video in Cameron McDermott's is amazing. I wish that Lucas had encountered someone with ideas like that before filming started.

I don't know about other people, but whenever I don't respond to a text it's because:

• I read the message and intended to respond, but then got distracted
• I was doing something that doesn't allow me to respond (driving, working, etc.)
• Some combination of the above

My main choices are already taken, but here are a few that were good:

• X-Men 2 (X2)

• Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

• Addams Family Values

Here are a few sodas that I like:

• China Cola

• Bawls

I liked this as a child, haven't had it in years:

• Guarana Brazilia

Also: +1 for:

• Henry Weinhard's Root Beer
• Ramune

• Fight Club (David Durham actually beat me to this one. If you want to vote for this film, please vote on his answer.)

Also:

• The Dreamers
• Purple Noon
• Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
• The Truman Show
• Life is Beautiful
  
• The Wrestler
• The Sixth Sense
• Unbreakable
• Y Tu Mamá También