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- #480478
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- The Soundtrack Thread
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I love the score from Stargate (the movie, not the TV show). I get a thrill every time I listen to it.
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I love the score from Stargate (the movie, not the TV show). I get a thrill every time I listen to it.
This page
http://www.sebastianshaw.com/html/jedi_scandal_pt_2.html
is full of win.
SW 50/50
ANH +1,0000,00000
ANH SE 97 -1,0000,00000
ANH SE 04 -1,0000,00000
HS (Holiday Special) 60/40
TESB +1,0000,00002
TESB SE 97 -1,0000,00002
TESB SE 05 -1,0000,00002½
ROTJ +9999
ROTJ SE 97 -9999
ROTJ SE 04 -666
COC:AEA (Caravan of Courage: An Ewok Adventure) 05/05
SB (Spaceballs) 40/30
MS:TDOJ-S (Metalstorm: The Destruction of Jared-Syn) -949
SH:AITFZ (Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone) -848
SG (Stargate) +1,000,000
TPM +0
AOTC -6,00000,00000000,1
ROTS ------94,7493237563,36582362,56483894,683863 (with interest)
I answer "A" to every question, and will now write up a Daliesque fanfic inspired by the results.
It's down in a parallel universe.
I'm pretty indifferent to Blade Runner, so if they go through with this - well - it wouldn't really bother me.
That being said, Hollywood is a creativity-draining, art-killing black hole in the fabric of the movie industry, and somebody's got to empty some proton torpedoes into it.
Some rap song someone on YouTube sent me. I think most rap sucks - and this song was no exception - but when a YouTuber sends me a video, I have to listen to it.
Got-dang sense of obligation!
That fills me with fear ...
My favourite Star Wars childhood memory revolves around this delightful commercial.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxafIhYFOr0
It made me an instant fan of Darth Vader and Star Wars - years before I ever got to see the films.
Demolition Man.
It's not as stupid as I thought it would be - it's stupider.
haljordan28 said:
Darth Maul was indeed a very cool character. He didn't talk much, his costume was cool and kick ass, he looked evil as hell, and he fought well.
His costume was really kind of "meh" to me. Rather drab and generic.
It'd be a different story altogether, though, if the costume had looked like this ...
Anchorhead said:
Maul & Grievous - that's just lazy.
If it's any consolation, their "pre-evil" names were Khameir Sarin and Qymaen jai Sheelal, respectively.
I know it isn't for me =D
red5-626 said:
So reading has never been that much fun for me I love Stories but reading no I even gave a text to speech program on my computer to read long documents. I can read when I have to but as for reading novels I am still so slow they suck. The words get in my way.
An audio book you turn it on close your eyes and watch the movie on the inside of your eyelids. A Book you have to look at words all the time.
It's weird how someone can come to such different conclusions on some things.
I myself loathe audiobooks - I can't immerse myself into the world being described, and my mind just wanders, the reading becoming background noise to me. I've only been able to "read" two audiobooks, and that was by forcing myself to pay attention - to close my eyes as tightly as possible and turn the volume up as much as was necessary to drown out any outside sounds.
Good ol' fashioned books are far less daunting for me. I can get into them with a minimum of fuss and read them at my own pace.
A war involving the Republic/Jedi fighting against evil clones - who all dress like snowtroopers, only with open-faced helmets - and Mandalorians.
TV's Frink said:
An explanation would only ruin the magic.
Which is why I must do this ...
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/YVH_1
http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20080711205415/starwars/images/f/f6/Star_by_Star_Predaror.jpg
"Magic" - Olivia Newton-John
WhatsMyName said:
But, when you see Red, u know that its a Sith. Blue or Green you know its a good guy. Purple, you know its Samuel L. Jackson
Only the PT established that as a firm rule, and I firmly rule the PT out =P
Having listened to the clip, I don't find anything majorly wrong with it. There is this weird sound in the beginning that sounds like a thunderclap, though, and some creaking sounds at the end - were those intentional?
hairy_hen said:
I always liked Leia with a red lightsaber too--it helps go against that whole 'every bad guy has red and every good guy has blue or green' thing.
Yes indeed. I've always found that to be one of the (old) EU's strong points - moving beyond the films' rather simplistic colour symbology. Blue & green can symbolize darkness and evil just as much as red can, and red can symbolize the complete opposite.
Many people hate the Dark Empire miniseries, and I fully understand the reason why, but when I see Palpatine go up a red saber-weilding Luke with a blue blade I can't help but smile.
doubleofive said:
How could you not have a camera, Battery Man? I can't find a device around me that DOESN'T have at least one camera built into it!
I don't happen to have a decent, recent photo of myself on hand.
Hopefully the seven-year-old self portrait represents me better =D
I think Leia is da bomb with a red lightsaber :p
I used to call Darth Vader Dark Vader when I was a kid before I was corrected - by the movies or my school classmates, I'm not sure which.
Well, I changed my avatar ...
I told you I wouldn't be beautiful to behold ...
Some direct-to-video or TV POS "horror" film called Behind the Wall.
The Bantam books are far from perfect, but I'll agree they're better than the books Del Rey puts out; the lack of the PT's existence during Bantam's run has something to do with that =D
The PT fanboys and their zealous obsession with forcing prequelisms into each and every era is one reason the Del Rey books suck - for me, at least. I can understand it if the story takes place during the PT timeframe, but anything beyond that is bullshit (the comics suffer from that too, though; it's not just a fault of the newer novels).
I will say, however, as one of many who loathes the New Jedi Order series, I did like the Yuuzhan Vong and their organic technology; a good idea that was realized very poorly.