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I feel like I should mention that I took that idea from a YouTube video. I’m reasonably sure I gave credit to the original creator in my credits.
Although the Inception build up was all me. 😃
Just awhile ago my lady n’ me watched Frink’s Yaketty Sax Gungan battle. We laughed ourselves silly of course, but then she asked “Did he add silly moments in, or is it the real movie with the music playing over it?” I told her it’s just sped-up footage and added music. Then that caused us to laugh ourselves silly all over again!
I feel like I should mention that I took that idea from a YouTube video. I’m reasonably sure I gave credit to the original creator in my credits.
Although the Inception build up was all me. 😃
Frink’s edits are close to overwriting the originals in my mind if they haven’t already. When I see snippets of the prequels on tv it’s almost jarring now.
Where were you in '77?
Rey should get an orange or yellow one, that would be good. Like Yun in Dark Forces II. The whole toy line thing is weird and amusing though, like they kept getting it wrong in new ways. I think RetroBlasting did a bit on them.
Or maybe even a rainbow-colored one. Seriously though the colors of the lightsabers should be limited.
Seriously though the colors of the lightsabers should be limited.
Meh.
All the sabers should be green because green is the best color (especially when in lightsabers).
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All the sabers should be red because red is the best colour (especially when in lightsabers).
FTFM
They all are supposed to be Air Superiority Blue.
You should make Air Superiority Blue your avatar since you love it so much.
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SAY THAT TO MY FAKE FACE
So yesterday I began my pre-TLJ saga watch-through with Hal’s TPM edit, and something jumped out at me that I’d never noticed before. This group of presumably wealthy politicians, aristocrats and clerics pluck Anakin from obscurity and bring him to the galactic equivalent of New York City, and no one deems it worthwhile to buy the kid some new clothes. He seriously spends the rest of the movie in his greasy slave burlap while the Queen has three or four complete costume changes. What the hell, space adults?
Interesting observation! And had Ani even had a bath since the Pod Race?
The Jedi are probably really horrible with child care. If Palpatine had tipped off the authorities he could have taken over much more easily!
Where were you in '77?
How do we call us, fans of the theatrical OT ? GOUTers ?
Han: Hey Lando! You kept your promise, right? Not a scratch?
Lando: Well, what’s left of her isn’t scratched. All the scratched parts got knocked off along the way.
Han (exasperated): Knocked off?!
How do we call us, fans of the theatrical OT ? GOUTers ?
Star Wars fans? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
TRUEFANS™
Late for dinner.
I’d call them purists, but then there’s the ambiguity inherent in the term “purist”.
At some point (especially in the hanger right before they escaped), sure. But I seriously doubt it [troops missing on purpose as to track them to the rebel base] was happening from the second they landed on the Death Star. That strains credibility by quite a bit.
No, not right away. But as soon as they bust the Princess out, I’d say the plan was made and orders given. The only scuffle before that is when Luke n’ Han are dressed as troops and take em by surprise.
Maybe I’m wrong and they are supposed to be terrible with aim and the whole thing is supposed to be silly, that’s just not how I see it.
At some point (especially in the hanger right before they escaped), sure. But I seriously doubt it [troops missing on purpose as to track them to the rebel base] was happening from the second they landed on the Death Star. That strains credibility by quite a bit.
No, not right away. But as soon as they bust the Princess out, I’d say the plan was made and orders given. The only scuffle before that is when Luke n’ Han are dressed as troops and take em by surprise.
Surprise that somehow lasted 10 minutes while a bunch of em apparently ran around the room doing nothing but looking for their guns or something, but ok.
This also ignores ESB where they can’t hit anything because of “tight corners” as you put it, never mind that the heroes had no problem with that.
The answer, as in most movies, is that the faceless enemy can be shot while the heroes can’t otherwise the movie would just come to a screeching halt. It’s nothing more than the mechanics of making a movie like this.
At some point (especially in the hanger right before they escaped), sure. But I seriously doubt it [troops missing on purpose as to track them to the rebel base] was happening from the second they landed on the Death Star. That strains credibility by quite a bit.
No, not right away. But as soon as they bust the Princess out, I’d say the plan was made and orders given. The only scuffle before that is when Luke n’ Han are dressed as troops and take em by surprise.
Surprise that somehow lasted 10 minutes
That scene last 15 seconds.
The answer, as in most movies, is that the faceless enemy can be shot while the heroes can’t otherwise the movie would just come to a screeching halt. It’s nothing more than the mechanics of making a movie like this.
Sure, but, like in most good movies, there are reasons given even if they are a bit of a stretch.
At some point (especially in the hanger right before they escaped), sure. But I seriously doubt it [troops missing on purpose as to track them to the rebel base] was happening from the second they landed on the Death Star. That strains credibility by quite a bit.
No, not right away. But as soon as they bust the Princess out, I’d say the plan was made and orders given. The only scuffle before that is when Luke n’ Han are dressed as troops and take em by surprise.
Surprise that somehow lasted 10 minutes
That scene last 15 seconds.
Obvious exaggeration, was obvious. Regardless, it’s an awfully long sequence for no one to get any good shots off.
Sure, but, like in most good movies, there are reasons given even if they are a bit of a stretch.
Or maybe we should stop picking on the PT because ALL the Star Wars movies are dumb. 😉
[as not to clutter Frinks ARH thread]
SilverWook said:
Kind of sad he [Red Leader] probably only dented the DS a little.
If his missed torpedoes caused the inside damage we see, I’m sure his entire X-Wing did more than leave a burn on the surface.
At some point (especially in the hanger right before they escaped), sure. But I seriously doubt it [troops missing on purpose as to track them to the rebel base] was happening from the second they landed on the Death Star. That strains credibility by quite a bit.
No, not right away. But as soon as they bust the Princess out, I’d say the plan was made and orders given. The only scuffle before that is when Luke n’ Han are dressed as troops and take em by surprise.
Maybe I’m wrong and they are supposed to be terrible with aim and the whole thing is supposed to be silly, that’s just not how I see it.
First thing Vader says after they board the Death Star is “They must be trying to return the stolen plans to the princess. She may yet be of some use to us.” After they’ve freed her, I agree that they are letting them go. It is maybe not supposed to make you think about it when watching it as a movie, but if the main two guys in charge on the station have made a plan and installed a tracking device to lead them to rebel base to destroy the whole rebellion, it would be the most stupid thing to have some bumbling troops to ruin the whole plan.
And in the time of greatest despair, there shall come a savior, and he shall be known as the Son of the Suns.
this droid is named Buford.
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