DuracellEnergizer

It’s like poetry.

Oy gevalt. . . .

Just make Sheev & Snoke jilted ex-lovers.

ray_afraid said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

ray_afraid said:

CatBus said:

Stotchy said:

CatBus said:

three of which I can handle like my existing official Blu-rays: glue them all together, put a string through the middle, and suspend them inside one of the cavities in the walls of my house, so nobody accidentally watches them or stumbles across them and thinks that I like those films enough to buy them

This is really funny.

That is seriously what I did with the 2011SE’s. You glue the shiny sides together so it’s really clear what’s on the disks. Star Wars and Empire on the sides, Jedi in the middle, a little offcenter so that you can see some of its cover too. They’re currently hanging inside the wall cavity of my youngest child’s bedroom closet.

Love it.
But be careful… Some may not think that’s valid.
I got heavily berated for announcing that I only own the paper receipt from my purchase of the BD boxset. “THAT’S NOT GOOD ENOUGH! HE SHOULD BE BANNED!” even though it proves, irrevocably, that I paid my hard earned cash for the set (you can even trace it to my bank account). Simply possessing the set says nothing. Ya coulda’ stole it, bought it second hand, ect.

And what would be wrong with the latter? Or do you need to actually pay the megacorporations for a brand spankin’ new copy to “legitimately” download fan-edits/preservations/etc.?

Oh, nothing at all!
It’s just silly to say that I have less right to own fan edits when I actually have proof that my money went to LFL.

Alright, I see what you mean. And you’re right, it is silly.

The novelization says Fett wore a suit of Mandalorian armour. That’s not the same thing as saying he’s a Mandalorian himself. Fett being a Mandalorian was a later EU invention, and even that was undone by Lucas in TCW.

ray_afraid said:

CatBus said:

Stotchy said:

CatBus said:

three of which I can handle like my existing official Blu-rays: glue them all together, put a string through the middle, and suspend them inside one of the cavities in the walls of my house, so nobody accidentally watches them or stumbles across them and thinks that I like those films enough to buy them

This is really funny.

That is seriously what I did with the 2011SE’s. You glue the shiny sides together so it’s really clear what’s on the disks. Star Wars and Empire on the sides, Jedi in the middle, a little offcenter so that you can see some of its cover too. They’re currently hanging inside the wall cavity of my youngest child’s bedroom closet.

Love it.
But be careful… Some may not think that’s valid.
I got heavily berated for announcing that I only own the paper receipt from my purchase of the BD boxset. “THAT’S NOT GOOD ENOUGH! HE SHOULD BE BANNED!” even though it proves, irrevocably, that I paid my hard earned cash for the set (you can even trace it to my bank account). Simply possessing the set says nothing. Ya coulda’ stole it, bought it second hand, ect.

And what would be wrong with the latter? Or do you need to actually pay the megacorporations for a brand spankin’ new copy to “legitimately” download fan-edits/preservations/etc.?

"Let’s fuck! I’ll fuck anything that moves!"

ATMachine said:

I think Padme’s ships are good designs, but I don’t see why they had to be constantly reinvented every movie.

Perhaps it’s an extension of Padme’s need to wear a different outfit every other scene.

The PT-era Jedi in the Reconstructed Saga wear all-black uniforms.

JEDI INITIATE/SERVICE CORPSMAN

Jedi initiates and Jedi Service Corpsmen (initiates who fail to be chosen as apprentices) wear simple black tunics like the kid at top.

JEDI APPRENTICE

JEDI KNIGHT

JEDI MASTER

Jedi masters wear all-black versions of the outfit above.

Sith, on the other hand, wear white. Anakin, after joining the Sith but before becoming Vader, wore an all-white version of his later Vader armour sans helmet.

Marjorie Eaton with chimp eyes looks like “a guy in a cheap mask”, whilst Ian McDiarmid in cheap ROTS makeup looks “remastered”.

I don’t share that opinion, either.

I have hated winter since 1996. I will die hating it.

I love film grain. That’s the main reason I don’t like digital.

Buzz Lightyear said:

If you’re not interested in an edit with the scene, no one is holding you down and forcing you to watch one.

How can you say that with certainty? You don’t know my home situation.

"We mustn’t hate. Mustn’t hate."

"At least so overtly."

"Exactly right. Must disguise our hate just a little."

RogueLeader said:

But John Williams probably finished scoring by the time they changed that in reshoots!

Reason #5206 why I never want to be a Hollywood filmmaker.

I think I watched this movie once as a kid, but I’m not sure. Is there a scene where a cop gets killed by a butt-ugly alien?

I don’t think I like any of the alien races introduced in ROTJ. Except for this one:

These guys are too strange-looking not to like.

[JEDIT]

Oh, yeah, the Mon Calamari, too. They’re so ubiquitious throughout SW, I forgot they first appeared in ROTJ.

Mocata said:

What matters is what you feel when the old and new (R2 and BB8) fit together with two map pieces.

Touched. By the greatest SW love story ever told.

❤️ BBD2 ❤️

Not a fan of CPY, but I like that the designers gave him sideburns. Don’t know why they took 'em away when they switched to CG.

It’s probably for the best that Lynch didn’t do ROTJ. I can’t imagine Lucas would’ve give him any more creative freedom than he gave Marquand. Lynch’s ROTJ would’ve likely been as tepid a film as the ROTJ we got, only with some minor casting/aesthetic differences.

screams in the void said:

^ wow man , I never knew Chewbacca’s wife was so kinky !

She inherited it from Itchy, and we all know from the Holiday Special how deviated a prevert he is.

He’s co-fused. Don’t expect a non-diagonal answer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRBFyob112c&t=3m22s

Vader at his calm, cool, and collected best. And the score — John Williams is a sliver of God.

ZkinandBonez said:

theprequelsrule said:

NeverarGreat said:

He looks genuinely creepy in this. Definitely up there with ROTJ but in a more undead way.

Well, that’s one positive at least. How about Ian’s performance? In ROTJ it was a nice balance of real creepiness with schlock villain. Again, in ROTS in was too over the top into schlock.

More on the serious side, but without being dull. He has a few evil cackling moments, but overall he’s quite grim and dramatic. Again, he’s kinda ghostly and creepy, don’t know how else to describe it.

An embodiment of Das Nichtige?

Perhaps that’s too Barthian, though.

GlastoEls said:

crissrudd4554 said:

Anakin Starkiller said:

I think they’re both improvements. Leaving Ghost Shaw in there would be a plot hole, IMO, as unscarred Shaw never existed.

Doesn’t matter. He’s part of the Force and thus can take on any form of his choice.

What if he wanted to come back as a goose?

Then a goose he would be.