This user has been banned.
I read further into that story. Yeah – I’m quitting. Fifty pages of insipid dialogue, boring inner monologing, the worst reference to midi-chlorians I’ve ever come across, and callbacks to better EU stories than this one are more than enough for me.
No research is worth this.
Research. I’d avoid it otherwise.
I’ve started reading this:
I haven’t gotten very far into it, but I’m already frustrated with it. Pena seems to think weighing the narrative down with references to obscure EU persons, places, and things makes for good storytelling; it doesn’t. I’m none too taken with the dialogue, either.
Pena should probably stick to articles and reference books and leave the prose up to people who are more than elevated fan-fic writers.
I want to see a Gladiator–class Star Destroyer in a SW film.
I got a bottle of Southern Comfort.
I opened this present a day early.
RTFY
I…what?
MySpleen invite.
Nice, this is the thread where we don’t ask for invites. You looking for literally any other thread.
If you don’t need an invite I assume you already have one, thus making it the perfect place to ask.
I hate to give in to the superstitious “screw 2016!” thing, but screw 2016!
With a chainsaw.
And 2016 laughs its putrescent head off.
Well, I have misplaced my pencil shapener. . . .
“The Imperial Suite” – Michael Ciacchino
This piece makes me want to see Rogue One even more than before.
Avoidance of question dully noted.
PM sent to the Invisible Thread.
Your standards may be too low.
I need to kiss a girl … a beautiful Irish girl with auburn hair and blue eyes … whose breath tastes of strawberries.
You may not need an invite, but do you WANT an invite?
Google Docs’ refusal to allow me to download my documents as pdfs nonplusses me to no end.
I have finished revising the screenplay. Among the fixes I mentioned above and some of Wannabe Scholar’s suggestions, I have made these changes to the screenplay:
I have modified the entries here to reflect this new draft. Sections of the script which WEREN’T noticeably/significantly modified were placed in quote blocks; portions which WERE modified lie outside the quote blocks.
The link to the pdf of the revised screenplay can be found in my signature below.
+1,000,000,000
Yep, that’s all of them.
Unless Bingo is right and she’s really Snoke.
TV’s Frink said:
Sounds reasonable.Luke force-throws a newer most dangerous ever Death Star into a supernova and saves the galaxy. The movie makes $500 million. Fans wonder why Kenobi or Luke didn’t do that to the other Death Stars or Starkiller. Some moderator on TFN proclaims that their force powers weren’t strong enough, but Luke trained for 30 years until he could do it. He found some ancient training method from some obscure world in some EU or Legends novel. Then someone asks why The Emperor didn’t force-throw the entire Rebel Fleet to the other side of the galaxy. Then a few people cry out “it’s just a movie, who cares!”
I fully expect these things to happen in the next movie. This is the direction the franchise has been going for almost 20 years.
Sounds extra reasonable.
Santa’s a fundamental force of nature. I don’t think he has a birthday.
