Platitude said:
Don't know if anyone else has posted this, but I just saw this article on Vox about the despecialized edition:
http://www.vox.com/2015/1/30/7952859/despecialized-edition-download
Interesting. Most of this we've seen before, but I was unaware of just how perverse copyright law has become.
Handman said:
stretch009 said:
Anybody else a fan of Robert Zemeckis?
Yes. YES. YES. Yes. YES. YES. Yes.
Yes. YES. YES. YES.
yes. YES. Yes. YES. YES.
YES. YES. YES.
yes YES. Yes. YES. YES. Yes.
Fix'd.
Warbler said:
luckydube56 said:
Warbler said:
Another Indian Jones movie?!? Without Harrison Ford?!?!?!?
No! No That's Not True!! That's Impossible!!!!!
Search your feelings. You know this to be true!!
No!!!!! No!!!!!
*Falls off weird obelisk thing into oblivion*
Darth Id said:
Handman said:
"So what is the best course of action to erase the prequels from our minds and replace them with something better?"
Simple. Don't bother thinking about them. But it's hard when they keep being brought up in normal conversation.
I don't think you're doing the whole "normal conversation"-thing right...
Probably true enough.
stretch009 said:
Anybody else a fan of Robert Zemeckis?
Yes. YES. YES. Yes. YES. YES. Yes.
Yes. YES. YES. YES.
yes. YES. Yes. YES. YES.
YES. YES. YES.
yes YES. Yes. YES. YES. Yes.
Hmm... My favorite directors:
Alfred Hitchcock
Christopher Nolan
Wes Anderson
Stanley Kubrick
Nick Meyer
Tim Burton occasionally
Alejandro González Iñárritu
And plenty of others.
"So what is the best course of action to erase the prequels from our minds and replace them with something better?"
Simple. Don't bother thinking about them. But it's hard when they keep being brought up in normal conversation.
"Face it, the new generation of Star Wars fans consider people like us grumpy old men who aren’t open to anything new."
Hey, I'm a part of this new generation of Star Wars fans! Sure, I might sometimes be called a grumpy old man, but physically, I'm far from it.
That can't be real. Nooo... What-why-who? HOW?
This would have probably been a more appropriate place to put this: http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Star-Wars-DVD-Covers/topic/741/
Brace yourself for heavy sarcasm.
Hey guys, you should really work on improving Vader's eyebrows. Excellent work, that's the one part that reminds me I'm watching a fan preservation. So, remember, eyebrows. ;)
But... Red Tales. He's trying to talk about the racism of the Academy by bringing up Red Tales.... STILL.
Was there ever a release of the disc's content as was discussed in the previous pages?
Much improved. Thank you.
Looks like they'll make their goal soon. Can't wait, I'm anticipating their next episode more than the new movie!
-- Wait! The arm has malfunctioned
OOPS. It's gone now. What
Smithers said:
TV's Frink said:
Padme said:
I agree with bourbon.
Cheers.
*clink*
I can't tell if you're agreeing with him or not XD
He just needed an excuse to get the bourbon out.
Danfun128 said:
Here's your local Doppler radar:
I don't see anything.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Sport
Anything there should work.
towne32 said:
DominicCobb said:
I'm taking a class on American films of the 1970s, and was pleased to see this on the syllabus, under films we'll be studying from 1977:
Recommend the Team Blu version ;)
Interesting that the Close Encounters version being used, however, is the special edition.
What makes you sure it's the SE of Close Encounters?
but Daleks do not exist
Hal 9000 said:
Its.
Read title.
-alth nut. However, I heard
DuracellEnergizer said:
^Reading this in Leonard Nimoy's voice is all sorts of funny.
I'm pleased to hear that my comments have caused some form of enjoyment.
Hal 9000 said:
Handman, please stop posting unless you have a contribution of substance.
I'm trying my best here, and I've learned so much about film since I've been here. I'm fascinated by it all, and hope to learn more. Hopefully substance will follow.
