"Gunray. Carl Gunray. At your service. You killed my brother. Prepare to die."
Now THAT is funny!
Very good idea. But the ultimate authority on that would have to be Trooperman. It's probably time to start looking at this as a piece of a six-part saga, instead of an isolated thing. Because, as it has happened with other edits (like Darth Editous' ANH) as soon as everyone has SOTDS, they'll be clamouring for more. And you don't want to paint yourself into a corner, do you, TM?
TM: "I’ve concluded that this could possibly have a lot to do with the actual framing of the shots in the prequels. Very rarely do we get many good close-ups at all; it’s usually from the chest up, with some space above the head as well. In a very real sense, everything feels far away because the actual camera never gets close."
Now THAT is funny!
Originally posted by: TheDemonHunter
Just as a thought, if this is going to become a complete trilogy redo, someone might want to start taking notes to put together a "bible" of sorts for the new universe that's being created so good ideas don't become impossible because of other changes. A basic timeline of events and possible shots used to represent them perhaps.
Just as a thought, if this is going to become a complete trilogy redo, someone might want to start taking notes to put together a "bible" of sorts for the new universe that's being created so good ideas don't become impossible because of other changes. A basic timeline of events and possible shots used to represent them perhaps.
Very good idea. But the ultimate authority on that would have to be Trooperman. It's probably time to start looking at this as a piece of a six-part saga, instead of an isolated thing. Because, as it has happened with other edits (like Darth Editous' ANH) as soon as everyone has SOTDS, they'll be clamouring for more. And you don't want to paint yourself into a corner, do you, TM?
TM: "I’ve concluded that this could possibly have a lot to do with the actual framing of the shots in the prequels. Very rarely do we get many good close-ups at all; it’s usually from the chest up, with some space above the head as well. In a very real sense, everything feels far away because the actual camera never gets close."
That's because they needed room to add 45,000 digital vehicles speeding by in the background.
I agree. Most of the cinematography was horrible. Nothing like the OT.