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Hyde: Fezzy, man, it's Star Wars.
Why didn't Darth Vader hit Luke's ship?
Hyde: Fezzy, man, it's Star Wars.
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ADigitalMan said:
Luke's midichlorians put a "Force" field around the ship. Yuk yuk yuk.
Luke's midichlorians put a "Force" field around the ship. Yuk yuk yuk.
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ADigitalMan said:
Luke's midichlorians put a "Force" field around the ship. Yuk yuk yuk.
Luke's midichlorians put a "Force" field around the ship. Yuk yuk yuk.
Dammit, I was trying to stay spoiler-free for the Special-Special-Special Edition next year!
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It seems to take a while for a TIE's lasers to home in on the locked target.
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Oh, and ADM, if you mention Luke and midichlorians again... SO HELP ME!!!!!
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Lan Hikari said:
I noticed in the film that whenever Vader fired at someone, it took a couple to a few seconds before one of his bolts actually hit his target. When he fired at Luke Han got him before he could fire a shot that could hit him.
I noticed in the film that whenever Vader fired at someone, it took a couple to a few seconds before one of his bolts actually hit his target. When he fired at Luke Han got him before he could fire a shot that could hit him.
totsugeki said:
When Vader shot down Tiree (Y-Wing) and Red 12 (X-Wing in Red Leader's trio), he missed the first six shots. Vader manages only five shots at Luke before his wingman explodes.
It seems to take a while for a TIE's lasers to home in on the locked target.
When Vader shot down Tiree (Y-Wing) and Red 12 (X-Wing in Red Leader's trio), he missed the first six shots. Vader manages only five shots at Luke before his wingman explodes.
It seems to take a while for a TIE's lasers to home in on the locked target.
Yes, you are right. I forgot about that.
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because like flash gordon which these movies were based on the hero never dies.
even the villains don't stay permanently dead. as ming rose from the dead in flash gordon so did the emperor palpatine in dark empire.
i think people try to make the movies look serious when they were made for ages 5-9 and are kiddie fare.
like the transformer cartoons unless looked at through rose colored glasses of nostalgia don't hold up to the mind of people in their 20s or 30's, hell even some teens find the films laughable or contemptible. still they are worlds better than the prequels, just like buster crabbes flash gordon is better than the new sci fi version.
the new jedi order was the first star wars series to try to add some adult and real world things to star wars like death, and non black and white characters i.e. ambiguity. the prequels did this also but rather poorly, similar to how poorly the legacy novels are being handled.
as to whether the oot is relevent to the time in which we live, post 911, in comparison to say the new battlestar galactica is a discussion for another time.
“Always loved Vader’s wordless self sacrifice. Another shitty, clueless, revision like Greedo and young Anakin’s ghost. What a fucking shame.” -Simon Pegg.
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Sluggo said:
It makes you wonder why they have targeting computers at all.
It makes you wonder why they have targeting computers at all.
Most sources indicate the Death Star utilized powerful sensor jammers, probably concomitantly with the field generators that reduced the actual maneuverability of starfighters inside the trench. Imperial targeting computers are probably much more accurate when dealing with targets outside DS-scale jamming fields. (Assuming the target isn't using their own effective ECM.)
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skyjedi2005 said:
i think people try to make the movies look serious when they were made for ages 5-9 and are kiddie fare.
i think people try to make the movies look serious when they were made for ages 5-9 and are kiddie fare.
I don't think the first Star Wars was aimed at 5-9 yo's