Originally posted by: zombie84
Good catch--its a digital foreground cross to hide a time-cut. Original Rebel pilot remembers Luke's father as a great pilot that he knew as a boy. Thats why Rebel leader's attitude changes rather abruptly. The original scene scene had Biggs say "Sir, Luke is the best bush pilot in the outer rim territories," to which Rebel Leader says "Skywalker? I knew your father when I was a boy. He was a great pilot. If your half the man he was you'll do okay." The middle part was cut out and hidden with a digital foreground cross of an extra.
Good catch--its a digital foreground cross to hide a time-cut. Original Rebel pilot remembers Luke's father as a great pilot that he knew as a boy. Thats why Rebel leader's attitude changes rather abruptly. The original scene scene had Biggs say "Sir, Luke is the best bush pilot in the outer rim territories," to which Rebel Leader says "Skywalker? I knew your father when I was a boy. He was a great pilot. If your half the man he was you'll do okay." The middle part was cut out and hidden with a digital foreground cross of an extra.
Yeah, I heard about that story, but it really baffles me how amateurish this scene has been put together. It's really embarassing once you notice it.
There is another goof. During this scene switch, a person in the background is attempting to exit the frame to the left side. Once the CGI foreground person has passed him, he is suddenly gone.
Every person defending the theory that Vader has always been Luke's father & the main focus of the saga should ask him/herself: why have the deleted scenes of "Star Wars" never been released?
