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Han Sole versus Kylo Rental Bowling Shoes… Who wins?

LuckyGungan2001 said:

Bobba’s feet are bigger.

But, b- But, Boba’s a clone

I LOVE ATTACK OF THE CLONES! BEST SW MOVIE EVER!

Padme versus leia: who wins?

I’m going to bed before I lose any more brain cells.

Something Something said:

CHEWBAKAspelledwrong said:

Something Something said:

I though the worst pick up line was “I love you”, “I know”.

You don’t know what pick up line is, do you?

I didn’t say worst worst just not the best.

Confirmed

Something Something said:

I though the worst pick up line was “I love you”, “I know”.

You don’t know what pick up line is, do you?

moviefreakedmind said:

Or original '97 Special Edition prints.

What I meant is it could mean something, or alternatively nothing. Made no claims as to what said something is

http://www.syracuse.com/entertainment/index.ssf/2016/03/syracuse_star_wars_film_festival_to_debut_at_palace_theater.html

I wonder what this means:

This all-day “Star Wars” extravaganza features a showing of the original film trilogy (“A New Hope,” “Empire Strikes Back” and “Return Of The Jedi”) on original 35mm prints, a special digital presentation of “The Force Awakens” (Episode VII) along with special features “Spaceballs” at noon and a midnight showing of the space horror classic “Alien” (both on original 35mm print).

Of course, it could just be lazy journalism and/or word count filler.

huh. that would make sense. How else would they have really good prints and/or a digital scan that meets modern cinema standards? Good point.

EDIT: perhaps the removal from Alamo’s website has something to do with Alamo letting the cat out of the bag before Lucasfilm wanted them to? Could this have something to do with Peter Mayhew’s “announcement” that he’s been teasing on Twitter? That should be coming out in a few days if he keeps up his posting.

You’re surprised Lucas’ change didn’t make intuitive sense?

It’s amazing all the stories coming out in nerd sites about "Mayhew reveals original fate of Kenobi. " click bait, or do fans really not know this?

You mean the Jedi council dude with the ponytail on top of his head?

SilverWook said:

Please say you’re joking.

Jay should include a comic sans option for sarcasm.

Ideally, there should just have been no episode number in the crawl. Star Wars logo, followed by TESB / ROTJ / TFA. I love those tall letters used to spell out the episode title.

Don’t tell George. He might try to “fix” it.

Lord Haseo said:

U wot m8 ?

He liked it. It had him on the edge of his seat.

Perhaps we’ll never know (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alec_Guinness):

However, Guinness soon became unhappy with being identified with the part, and expressed dismay at the fan following that the Star Wars trilogy attracted. In the DVD commentary of the original Star Wars, Lucas says that Guinness was not happy with the script rewrite in which Obi-Wan is killed. However, Guinness said in a 1999 interview that it was actually his idea to kill off Obi-Wan, persuading Lucas that it would make him a stronger character, and that Lucas agreed to the idea. Guinness stated in the interview, “What I didn’t tell Lucas was that I just couldn’t go on speaking those bloody awful, banal lines. I’d had enough of the mumbo jumbo.” He went on to say that he “shrivelled up” every time Star Wars was mentioned to him.

SilverWook said:

Yoda pretty much came about because Lucas needed a new Jedi master. If he ever considered ghost Ben training Luke, I’ve not read anything about it. Sir Alec was having health issues during production on ESB that put shooting his brief scenes in doubt for a while though.

Well didn’t Ben’s death come about because Alec Guiness didn’t want a big role and commitment to the rest of the franchise? In that case force ghost Ben as teacher would have defeated that purpose.

doubleofive said:

mapet318 said:

doubleofive said:

SilverWook said:

I guess no one here went to the marathon leading up to TFA last December to see which versions were being run?

My friend (who’s a projectionist) did. He says the DCP’s are sourced from the 2011 Blu’s, except for TPM, which was a 2D folddown of the 3D version.

What differences exist in the 3D release?

Beats me, this is what he insists on saying when I ask him.

I’ve not actually seen it, but I think they changed the Fox logo to the new, late 2000s version. Other than that, not a clue.

On my first viewing, I actually found the Jakku sequence to be too slow. Now that I’ve seen it a few times and am aware of where everything is going I quite enjoy it.

And I felt like we had very well developed characters, especially when you consider this is part one of a trilogy.

Not sure prowse has the build to play Vader anymore.

Would be great to see more of him officially though.

Ben Kenobi survives his duel versus Vader.

https://mobile.twitter.com/TheWookieeRoars/status/720117645673119744

As for Die Harder, I think that started as a tag line and by popular demand morphed into a subtitle. Again, look at the poster fine print, and it’s just Die Hard 2

Compare the first line of the fine print on each poster

What the hell are those chapter numbers?