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- Using Star Wars quotes only...
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Ten thousand. All in advance.
Ten thousand. All in advance.
Well that’s the real trick, isn’t it? And it’s gonna cost you extra.
Cliegg Lars dying from broken hearts.
What?
Except most moviegoers don’t read the books. Killing a major character in print between film instalments would be jarring for most viewers.
The best way to deal with this is of course putting out some comic or novel that has her dying in it.
Uh, of course, it’s not.
And I think if a recast was ever going to work it would had to have been for TFA forward.
Somehow PT ships had glass cockpits, and everyone decided to revert back to good old buttons and switches by the time the OT came around. Makes no sense.
Already accidentally read this somewhere else, but this might be better fit for an Ep VIII spoiler thread.
The fact it’s a big surprise means it isn’t a book.
I would love to see Lucas come on stage and Kennedy tell him off for calling them white slavers, announce an OOT release, push him off the stage and end it with “Kennedy shot first- bitch!”
I wouldn’t.
yotsuya said:
That the Falcon zooms away at sublight means it would be easy to track.Do you have anything to substantiate this or just your own musings?
ANH and TESB. If the hyperdrive is working the Falcon can escape. If it isn’t or isn’t used, the Falcon is easy to track and catch. The Empire did it several times. And the First Order can’t do it once? They loose them because they fly away from the planet? Bad writing. And the Falcon just happens to then break down, and Han and Chewy stumble on it (and ask where they got it when if they were that close to Jakku it would be kind of obvious). There is just no tension there after you see the Star Destroyer just sitting in orbit. If the hyperdrive had worked for a few seconds and then quit, the rest of the story would make sense. Without something else, it just stretches things too far. Unless Inspector Clouseau was in charge of finding BB-8. It is that level of bumbling.
They were looking for the Falcon in ESB and SW. In TFA, they were aboard a stolen freighter. Could’ve looked like normal traffic out of Jakuu.
Is it possible they took certain shots from the bd and others from the RMW restoration?
Of course it’s ‘possible,’ but why would you?
Was that MSW article about the OUT ever debunked? That’s still the most compelling evidence for me. Their track record is superb.
Bill Hunt claims to have. His argument wasn’t compelling, IMO.
It’s entirely possible that using video posters uses less resources than it takes to manufacture and ship a poster from scratch.
I think what duracell is saying is that it’s a shame Disney doesn’t do traditional animation anymore, not that every one of their films should be so animated.
Armed =/= armoured
It could fire its big gun. It was armed and operational.
No CGI though…please.
You think there’s a chance for a traditionally animated SW show in this day and age?
They’re developing a show set between the OT and ST, presumably to run after season 4 of Rebels.
That Jyn/TIE fighter shot looks terrible and ridiculous. I agree with Edwards and the others who decided to cut it from the movie. Good choice.
I have a feeling that shot was created for the trailer.
Right now it’s available only from third party sellers in the US.
Amazon still doesn’t have RO stock. This is really weird.
Ew, buying movies digitally 😛
+5
+69
May I ask how old you are?
How do you know they didn’t choose that number randomly, and you’re the one with the dirty mind? 😉
Jedit: whoops, seems this was already touched on in the 4k thread. Sorry for being redundant.
Don’t say I didn’t warn y’all.
Ew, buying movies digitally 😛
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Plus there’s the will Disney releade the OOT thread in the comparison sub forum.
No but really. This was unnecessary. We’re going to have two disjointed conversions on the same topic now. Like Frink already said, the 4K thread hasn’t been about the technical details of the hypothetical scan for a long time.