I don't have much to add, other than to say nice job all around. The colars are fixed, the subtitles look phenomenal, and the frame replication is completely believable and seamless. I'm very impressed with the ground that's been gained. :)
And Frink's great-great-great grandchildren!
From the ROTJ screenplay:
Obi-Wan Kenobi said:
When your father left, he didn't know your mother was pregnant. Your mother and I knew he would find out eventually, but we wanted to keep you both as safe as possible, for as long as possible. So I took you to live with my brother Owen on Tatooine... and your mother took Leia to live as the daughter of Senator Ogana, on Alderaan.
Of course, how a faneditor would go about communicating all that to the viewer is another matter entirely...
You_Too said:
Akwat Kbrana said:
Harmy said:
Maybe I'll add some smoke to hide the GOUT part of the added frames ;-)
Better yet, you could cover up those frames with the close-up butt of a Ronto that happens to be strolling through the cantina!
Perfect! George Lucas would be proud! (No one else, though.)
That is a very personal question, you cad.
Harmy said:
Maybe I'll add some smoke to hide the GOUT part of the added frames ;-)
Better yet, you could cover up those frames with the close-up butt of a Ronto that happens to be strolling through the cantina!
When you're watching his mouth, don't move. Don't even blink. Blink, and you're dead.
New sabers look really great, Harmy. 'Preciate all your hard work on this project.
Agreed on all points. Personally, I think Matt Smith makes a fantastic Doctor #11. His first season is without a doubt my favorite season of New-Who.
My feelings on Doctor #10 are mixed. On the one hand, David Tennant was born to play the Doctor and excels at it. Also, there were some serious high-points for this doctor and he's usually very likable, engaging, and entertaining. On the other hand, as his tenure progressed, I began to grow more and more exasperated with how the character was written. I suppose I'm more a fan of David Tennant than I am of Doctor #10, if that makes sense.
Incidentally, if you ever get a chance to catch "Planet of the Dead," I'd go for it. Although the Tenant Specials weren't too good, "Planet of the Dead" was the best of the batch IMO and is really rather entertaining.
I would submit that the HD TV broadcasts of the '04 versions constitute better sources than the official DVDs, for obvious reasons.
TV's Frink said:
*pops beams in*
Oh, we're still talking about Star Trek?
:-/
*pops beams out*
Fixed that for ya.
Furthermore, Wrath of Khan and Undiscovered Country are the only two of the bunch that are really watchable... ;)
LEVEL FIVE!
^This. Also, it set the precedent for RTD season finales being overblown, ridiculous, and stupid. In my opinion, Season 1's finale was excellent, Season 2's was decent, but from there they just go downhill fast, culminating in the ultimate crapfest that is "The End of Time."
Oh, it is!
It has been...in SW:Revisited. ;)
TV's Frink said:
Incidentally, if this hasn't been made quite clear yet, there's no way this could ever be approved on FE.org due to the problems with the narrative.
Pffft, as if he'd even want it there. This masterpiece is way too good for that lemming site, doncha know?
*especially audible, single exhalation of air out of the mouth or nose, that humans use to communicate emotion*
SilverWook said:
According to Weird Al, Anakin was nine and Padme was 15.
Fourteen, dude. "Do you see him hitting on the queen, though he's just nine and she's fourteen? Yeah, he's probably gonna marry her someday..."
TheBoost said:
The main problem is that they use
UUUUUUNNNNLIMITEEEEDD POOOOOOOOOOOOWEEEEEEEEEEER!!!!!!
POTD
Not really. Lucasfilm's releases have typically been shoddy, half-baked, and lazily slapped together ever since the mid-90's.
Mr Ghostface said:
Yeah you've got to wonder either what kind of people they have doing this work, or what pressure they must be under if they're missing stuff like this. It's staggering at times.
Staggering? Gee, and here I thought the minute little details were "irrelevant."
^Ditto.
georgec said:
You have to give Lucas credit for sticking to his guns amidst all the demand from SW fans, critics, and even the NFR/LoC. That man has conviction.
Except that in this case, there's no clear line between "conviction" and "megalomania." And personally, I've never found megalomania particularly creditworthy.
"Enemy fighters straight ahead!"
"The shield generator's been hit!"
"You catch on pretty quick!"
