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Bingowings said:
There are the various Infinities time lines.
None of those really qualify as an "evil" version of the SW Universe, though.
Another thing that irks me is how so many people view Lando as some sort of traitor who needs to "redeem" himself somehow. He saved Leia, Chewie, and AN ENTIRE CITY FULL OF PEOPLE while risking the life of only one man, who he lead a team on a mission to save. It's not like he could have sacrificed himself to save the others. Vader knew Luke was coming and he knew Lukes friends were already there. Lando refusing to help would have only gotten more people killed and possibly a city destroyed. Even if Han died in the carbonite I don't see anything Lando could have done better and I see no need for any kind of redemption.
Bingowings said:
There are the various Infinities time lines.
None of those really qualify as an "evil" version of the SW Universe, though.
ray_afraid said:
Another thing that irks me is how so many people view Lando as some sort of traitor who needs to "redeem" himself somehow. He saved Leia, Chewie, and AN ENTIRE CITY FULL OF PEOPLE while risking the life of only one man, who he lead a team on a mission to save. It's not like he could have sacrificed himself to save the others. Vader knew Luke was coming and he knew Lukes friends were already there. Lando refusing to help would have only gotten more people killed and possibly a city destroyed. Even if Han died in the carbonite I don't see anything Lando could have done better and I see no need for any kind of redemption.
Yeah, I wasn't even aware anybody thought that until I saw this.
I didn't have an issue with understanding Lando's motives in 1980.
Thankfully, George was too busy making sure we knew we Vader was going in the SE to "clarify" things. Otherwise, we might have had to suffer a new shot of Lando visiting Cloud City daycare center or something. Won't somebody think of the baby Ugnaughts!
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I still think Han should have held some resentment/distrust towards Lando in ROTJ for what transpired in TESB.
There was a moment between them in the deleted sandstorm sequence which addressed that, if only in passing.
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If your best bud comes to rescue you but ends up nearly dying by slipping into the Sarlacc pit and you hang upside down held by a Wookie to rescue him. Words aren't needed after sh*t like that, it doesn't matter what went before, you're both cool ;-)
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DuracellEnergizer said:
I still think Han should have held some resentment/distrust towards Lando in ROTJ for what transpired in TESB.
By "for what transpired in TESB" I guess you mean when Lando saved the lives of and entire population as well as our heroes from what would other wise been a bloodbath?
I think the writers understood that after Han heard the whole story, he'd understand Lando's situation and motivations and even be thankful that he did what he did.
I'd like to see that scene, but not one where Han acts like a dick to an old friend who saved everyone's life including his own.
Plus the first time we meet Lando, Han makes a reference to some incident where Han betrayed(?) Lando in the past...
"That was a long time ago. I'm sure he's forgotten all about that."
Lando forgives Han without a word (Just a gentle joshing) so I expect Han would forgive Lando too. It's that kind of friendship.
More importantly, we the audience had forgiven Lando before the credits rolled on ESB. So bringing it up again during the opening act of ROTJ a couple of yers later would be dramatically pointless.
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The sarlacc still looks fake.
Of all the changes to the OT why didn't George take a digital comb and fix General Madine's hair? It looked ridiculous a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, in 1983, and today in 2014.
pablumatic said:
Of all the changes to the OT why didn't George take a digital comb and fix General Madine's hair? It looked ridiculous a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, in 1983, and today in 2014.
Ha yeah, & the stick-on beard
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Well aren't you a real pair of xenophobes. He's clearly the same species as Krelman!
Krelman Kappa in disguise!Tobar said:
Well aren't you a real pair of xenophobes. He's clearly the same species as Krelman!
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Ryan McAvoy said:
Plus the first time we meet Lando, Han makes a reference to some incident where Han betrayed(?) Lando in the past...
"That was a long time ago. I'm sure he's forgotten all about that."
Lando forgives Han without a word (Just a gentle joshing) so I expect Han would forgive Lando too. It's that kind of friendship.
More importantly, we the audience had forgiven Lando before the credits rolled on ESB. So bringing it up again during the opening act of ROTJ a couple of yers later would be dramatically pointless.
That was ambiguous enough that it could have been anything from a romantic rivalry, to leaving Lando with a hefty bar tab. ;)
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As luck would have it, Harrison Ford himself answered this very question earlier today.
LANDO :You got a lot of guts coming here, after what you pulled.
Bingowings said:
The sarlacc still looks fake.
Where were you in '77?
So recently it was revealed that a Darth Maul game was in the works before the Disney merger would see it cancelled. Game Informer did an article about it. I thought I should share this excerpt:
The next day, Red Fly finally met with George Lucas, but not before being told how to talk to him. Our source says they were told to never say "No" to him, or to say, "Yeah, that will be easy." They were also told not to mention Force Unleashed's protagonist, Starkiller. If he's referred to by George, it will be "that guy." The most important rule, much like not feeding a Mogwai after midnight, was "Don't tell George how the Force works."
Red Fly's representatives arrived at the meeting point early the next day, only to find Lucasarts employees rushing Force Unleashed artwork out of the conference room, and replacing it with other Star Wars artworks, including the placement of the Sideshow Collectibles statues of Darth Maul and Darth Talon to the table.
A friendly George Lucas entered the room and was eager to hear the pitch from Red Fly's creatives, "Before they could finish their spiel, Lucas cut them off, stood up, walked over to the statues, rotated them to be facing the same direction, pushed them together, and said 'They're friends!'"
"He wanted these characters to be friends, and to play off each other. He talked about the show Burn Notice as a reference point. He likened Darth Maul to Sonny from The Godfather and he likened Darth Talon to Lauren Bacall. He actually did an impersonation of her. It was supposedly the weirdest impersonation of a '40s actress going, 'Don't you know how to whistle? Put your lips together and blow.'"
(Special thanks to Tyrphanax for bringing the article to my attention!)
I'm beginning to suspect George fell off his rocker around the time of the Special Editions.
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Padme looks like she's having some trouble doing the deed.
Keep Circulating the Tapes.
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I'm still wondering what Obi-Wan is doing with Mace's lightsaber.
More changes for the 3D version of course! ;)
I love the old school Topps bubblegum card look.
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