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As for Tatooine, people in the real world pronounce things differently all the time.  Like how some people call New Orleans "Nawlins" and somehow Missouri becomes "Missour-uh."

The whatever it is at the end of ESB looks pretty and to me fits perfectly with the ending from a visual standpoint. I'm not too worried about what exactly it is, but the kind folks at http://www.astronomycast.com/  do Q&A podcasts occasionally and seem to love sci-fi movies so maybe someone should ask their opinion if it'll help clear anything up.

I just thought it was funny that the green lasers debate pops up again when you least expect it.

Hmmm, giving the AT-ATs green lasers?

What do you guys think? ;)

Actually, it is correct.

The word has refers to the singular word group rather than the plural fighters.

Of freedom fighters is simply a prepositional phrase describing the group.

In order to use have, it would need to refer to multiple groups.

(I paid attention in English class, even though it was my least favourite subject)

I think ESB has been dissected to the point where everything I can think of has been done already.

But as far as special features, I definitely think there should be a short documentary with an opening crawl about the "small band of rebels" struggling to bring dignity back to Star Wars.

If we were to run a race and I crossed the finish line, then turned back to see you trip and fall, then get up and run away without ever finishing, I wonder if I could accurately say I finished the race first?

JoblessPunk

Get a job, ya punk.

Destroy Unicron! Kill the Grand Pubah! Eliminate even the toughest stains!

The way everything moves in that DS laser mockup, it gives me the feeling that the Death Star has gained sentience and might just decide to declare itself emperor

Ripplin said:

 

You can mention the site, but no links to the actual material.

A post of mine was edited for even mentioning the site, without the slightest hint of a posted link, so I'd stay away from even typing the site name outside of a PM.

Sluggo said:

The main issue is putting up with TV's Fink.

Stay away from Adywan, Fink!  You are dangerous.

fink
–noun
1.a strikebreaker.
2.a labor spy.
3.an informer; stool pigeon.
4.a contemptible or thoroughly unattractive person.

Freudian slip?

I kinda thought that's where they were heading, since Episode I and II both inform us that Anakin is great at building/fixing mechanical objects.

The Ewoks still don't bother me :P

But they could definitely be improved. There's that shot of one of them holding a blaster and cheering, but we never see him use it.

I'd want to see a lot more Ewoks get blown up at first (Operation: Pincushion!) but then once they start capturing some blasters and Imperial tech I want to see them using it!

Lum the Insatiable said:

Maybe the lightsabers could constantly colorshift!

 

Like, Vader's could fade from red to pink and back again.  Maybe Luke's could switch between green and blue occasionally, just to keep things interesting.

Ooh! And maybe during the duel with Vader, Obi-Wan's saber could look purplish in a few shots!

Nicholas J. Michalak said:

Based on nostalgia alone, the original trilogy are the only films I'm willing to watch in pan-and-scan, but I've been a full embracer of widescreen from the first moment I knew of it.

Hmm... that sounds familiar. I think my own brain has said that to me once or twice. The Trilogy are the only movies that I'd want to see in pan & scan ever again, simply because that's how I watched them up until 1997.

As to what the normal use of a magnetic tow cable on a snow speeder is, I have no idea. Bitchin’ fast sled rides?

The mental image created by this made me LOL.

I seem to remember him saying something about having 2 backups. I could be wrong (but I know he mentioned at least one)

And in my experience, there's no such thing as luck :P

The flying didn't actually bother me and the acting I thought was great, but things like milking cats and insect juice boxes I thought were a little too wierd.

Now a flying Jabba in the context of that scene would be hilarious but a low level floating platform like in ROTJ but only mobile would be best I think. I don't imagine Hutts like to get much excercise from the look of things.

Let's all just thank our lucky stars they didn't have Jabba flying around on suspensors like the Baron Harkonnen in David Lynch's Dune.

Now that I see you can do that, I demand that you redo everything in 3D. And have it done by my birthday please. Or else I'll remove you from my Facebook friends. And not having a Facebook account means this is even more of an idle threat than it would be normally.

:)

These clips continually amaze me.

Looks incredible.

I distinctly remember Luke using his saber to trip Vader in ROTJ.

doubleofive said:

He said he couldn't see anything for almost an hour. He's better now. Still scary.

Despite the quotes that flood into my mind involving big dark blurs, big light blurs and hibernation sickness, that sounds quite scary indeed.

Hope you're feeling better, and please(!) don't do anything foolish like pushing your health to get this done sooner.

I always thought that Daniels got so bent out of shape over having to work with Kenny Baker that he literally bent himself out of shape. Rather than call for medical attention, Kershner saw it and said "That's perfect! Let's use it in the film!"