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corellian77 said:

doubleofive said:

True. While Matt Wood says his voice is in all 6 movies, no one has found him in any of them so far, as far as I know.

I thought I read somewhere that Matt Wood and another person helped voice Obi-Wan's new scream in ANH.  Anyone else remember this?

People may not want to hear it, but I believe the "other person" is Ben Burtt.

Anyone able to helpe me with the missing SWB_FINAL.part065 for the PAL version?

I see it got resolved for some. PMs, smoke signals, good vibes etc welcome.

greedo said:

Jacen said:

You have NO IDEA WHATSOEVER if or how Ady is making progress with the bantha creature.

he's making a bantha as well now! bold indeed.

How much is elephant rental in the English midlands anyway?

steamboy said:

Ghostbusters said:

Good point Chainsaw

 

 

Ghostbusters said:

I agree with you totally sketchrob

 

Jesus. If you dont have the integrity to stand by your suggestions, you shouldn't post them in the first place.

First rule of the internet - never change your mind, allow someone to convince you of something, concede a point or otherwise accept human fallibility. That will be a sign that you are WEAK. ;)

Wait six months, the same story of a "secret new trilogy" will be wheeled out again, and it'll be just as horse-crap as this story always patently was.

If you're going to do this, might I suggest using a female Shepard? She's a much better voice actress than the male one is an actor.

Bingowings said:

Or maybe Scotland like Ian McDiarmid...

Ian may have been born and raised in Scotland, but he has no hint of a Scottish accent.

Doctor M said:

Maybe it'll be like Star Trek except the odd number Indy films are good.

It's all down to taste... Temple has always been my favourite.

What?

Zak said:

You are jocking right? TFU had a terrible story!! It made Vader look like a complete and total idiot!!

Much as I love the character, Vader/Anakin ain't the smartest cookie. His entire story is pretty much one horrific miscalculation after another. The only films in which he doesn't screw up royally in one way or another are Phantom and Empire.

I also thought the story for TFU was the strongest aspect of an otherwise flawed game.

Excellent work, although, like Bingowings, I'm also a little unsure about the faux carribbean accent.

oh_riginal said:

doubleofive said:

fishmanlee said:

oh_riginal said:

It's been tough to find things that bother me about ESB, knowing the majority of them are being fixed. I've made many suggestions in this thread (some rejected, some supported), and after all this time, my idea well is running more and more dry!

But... here is one thing I've been meaning to mention for a while, and just kept forgetting to do for some reason... toward the end of the asteroid chase, just before Han finds the asteroid cave, he says "there, that looks pretty good." While he says this line, he points out the cockpit with his finger, implying he VISUALLY spotted it with nothing but the eyes he was born with...

... yet in the next shot, while Leia is asking "what looks pretty good?", the view outside of the cockpit is very clearly NOT showing a cave yet! As they continue flying, only then does the cave appear. How could Han have known there was a cave there? For all he knew, it could have just been another valley!

A fix could be just replacing the footage outside the front of the cockpit to show what Han is talking about, maybe making the cave appear a lot sooner, or making the valley bigger so that they are already flying into it when Leia says the line. Otherwise, it is just illogical to see how Han spotted a cave that he couldn't possibly have seen yet, as he kept the Falcon flying low the entire time.

"What looks pretty good?" Indeed.

 um he was saying it about the "ASTEROID" it self

Why would he randomly point out the asteroid they've been flying over for a minute or so already (they lose the TIEs in a canyon on the same asteroid where he points out the cave no one can see yet)?

 

 

To be fair I point out sidewalks that I've been walking on for over a minute and say "that looks pretty good" all the time. Then when I reach the edge of the curb I notice a pothole before I see it. It's awesome!

All kidding aside, this is one error in the movie I'd love to see fixed. A mock-up for this may be too difficult for me to pull off, so I don't think I'll be taking a stab at it, unfortunately.

 

I'd always assumed that the Falcon's sensors (which Han was looking at and Leia wasn't) had picked up the 'cave' before it it could be seen from the cockpit.

TMBTM said:

adywan said:

An interesting idea, but one i probably won't be doing. The clone wars is after all part of the EU.

I wish it was true but I think Lucas said that the CG Clone Wars movie and the CG TV series (series that I find myself enjoying for the most part, unlike the "movie") are Star Wars canons (?)

But of course on this matter it all depends of our personal state of mind!

Lucas did indeed say that. The idea is that the films, CG series and forthcoming TV series will be official cannon, and everything else EU (and so fair-game for contradiction - see Karen Travis's hissyfit and subsequent quitting writing for SW for details).

Of course, that doesn't mean (as you suggest) they have to be a part of adywan's personal canon, but they are not considered EU by lucasfilm.

I had no problem with the aliens thing in Crystal Skull - it's certainly no sillier than the wrath of god in a box melting the Nazis faces. The movie has several major flaws (too many protagonists to develop properly, unnecessary CGI animals), but the aliens didn't bother me at all. The films have always been about thoroughly implausible maguffins.

As a fanedit, I think it needs a "light touch" - tightening here and there, sorting the colours and removing the odd redudant CGI critter or lame 'nut shot' joke, rather than the radical changes proposed.

But it's all about personal taste, I guess.

I can confirm the confirming. Works like a charm. :)

Chewtobacca said:

If Adywan gives his permission, I might consider uploading it to rapidshare if people are interested.

That would be a very useful thing right there. :)

BOBA FETT'S WIFE said:

Adywan did explain how to fix this but it all went straight over my head

Not just me then?

Chewtobacca said: I swear Darth Maul's body wasn't seen falling down in two halves though, when I saw the film, but maybe that is my faulty memory. 

Your memory is perfectly intact. A small quantity of reels of Phantom Menace where Maul isn't cut in half went out in some areas of the USA (which is where I assume you are). It was an early cut of the film, made incase Maul's bisection garnered a higher rating (which in the end it didn't).

RoccondilRinon said:

Meh. McGregor didn't do a perfect job either — compare his "hello there" to Guinness'.

True, but at least (with the exception of his slips into Scottish with his "You were the chosen one" speech) he nailed an English accent, which is more than James Arnold Taylor does in Clone Wars.

EyeShotFirst said:

The guy who plays Obi Wan does a perfect Ewan McGregor so if anybody needs extra lines The Clone Wars series has a plethora of lines.

Murry Sparkles said:

I have a Sony BDPS-350 and the exact same thing happens at the same points in the movie . Is there any players that this doesnt happen with ?. Adywans Empire plays perfectly though .  

I also have a Sony BSPS350 and have exactly the same problem in exactly the same place. It only takes pausing it, nudging it a few frames, and pressing play again to get it back in sync, but it is an odd one that.

It's on the fanedit forum.

Loved the music change. Really nice seedy nightclub feel.

The redubbed voice is - well - it's not very good at all, sorry.

Davnes007 said:

Darth Chronus said:

oh_riginal said:

The Golden Idol said:

How do you know this?

He knows the ways of the force. He's been trained to use the dark side.

Are you sure?

Absolutely.

Then our worst fears have been realised.

EyeShotFirst said:

Adywan, Sorry to ask this way too early, But what do you plan to do with the rest of the saga Mainly the prequels to make Darth Vaders line in ESB about being Luke's father more of a suprise? I hate the fact that George Lucas completely forgot about the OT when making the PT. Why did he have to spoon feed us?

It's always been a given, IMO, that the films are still intended to be watched 4,5,6,1,2,3. Therefore the fact that the prequels make the connection obvious is of little consequence. It's a 'backstory' trilogy, not a 'beginning of the story' trilogy.

Some Rapidshare uploading would indeed be a very welcome thing, if someone was feeling generous with their time.

I've made a little space for the cheese slices.