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Kaal-Jhyy

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#195804
Topic
EU Movies
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Well, I think EU stories could be cool on the "little" screen, as TV series, not movies. It would be too difficult, and surely too long IMO.

I've already said it, but I think that all the "Rogue Squadron" series (novels, comics, games...) could be a really good material for a TV show.
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#194303
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Any Star Wars TV stuff coming up?
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A TF.N article about the show:

"First up, the Stars Wars TV series that we’ve been hearing about since Sith came out. “That’s not going to happen probably for another year and a half while we develop scripts and everything else. But it’s fantastic; we’ve got some incredible writers. It’s going to be much darker, much more character-based, and I think it’s going to be everything the fans always wanted the prequels to be . They’ll be one-hour episode. It takes place between Episodes III and IV. It’s going to be all-new characters, maybe a few bounty hunters in there to start the series off."

-> You've read that line: "I think it’s going to be everything the fans always wanted the prequels to be" ?
The "so devoted" Rick McCallum revealing (in a way) that the prequels were not what the fans were waiting for... Incredible!
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#193884
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Star Wars Expanded Universe and Official Fan-Made Stuff question.
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Originally posted by: Invader Jenny
I don't understand the EU, let alone the alternate universe EU.

I was in the bookstore a few months ago and found a graphic novel of Return of the Jedi, except that...it wasn't ROTJ. It was some sort of weird Twilight Zone of the movie where there were two Luke Skywalkers, and a whole bunch of other shit that didn't make sense.

The story was the same, mostly, but the plot was all different. Leia and a couple of other people blew up Jabba's place (not just the sail barge), Luke battled Vader, but Leia was on the Death Star as well, then later Luke and Leia hook up or something. It was a whole bunch of messed up shit and I was looking at it going, "WTF is this?!"

How the hell does this crap get published? And even worse, who buys it?


Well, a SW movie adaptation (as a book, comics, videogame,...) is not really considered as part of the EU...
Sorry, but it's a bad example...
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#193664
Topic
Star Wars Expanded Universe and Official Fan-Made Stuff question.
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Originally posted by: Lord Phillock
Just like the über-seriousness of a scene in CLONE WARS (vol.1) where those
female Jedi are in that Lightsaber-o-matic™ Crystal-Temple-Cave-Thing and
are crouched and using the force and being terribly serious as if this was some
kind of a super-sacred ritual by adding the crystal into the handle.
Compare that to Episode IV, V, VI, I, II, heck even III... the whole Jedi mannerism
and atmosphere of the universe isn't that serious..


On that, I don't agree, just cause the whole Clone Wars series isn't "that serious". All in it is exaggerated, it's the style of the series... too bad you've missed it (I mean no offence)...

After that, I think the EU has some really good moments. All is not great, but I personaly see all those elements as small parts of the Star Wars universe, the movies being the centre of all.
And if you don't want to read infos about the EU, I have only one advice for you: don't buy SW reference books.
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#192869
Topic
Funny STAR WARS dubbs!
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Originally posted by: Lord Phillock
well it's just excerpts from the movie just dubbed for fun... I see it's not very humorous to you...


Hey, yes it's very funny!
That's typically what I've done for years with my brother, it's such a fun thing to do.

I really love the sounds of the lightsabers in "ESB I'm not your father". Good job!
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#192863
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Star Wars Kid
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Originally posted by: TheCassidy
Who's the bigger geek? Him, who was probably just screwing around on his lunch break, or the guy that shows up at the theatre 8 months before a goddamed movie startes, wearing full on Jedi robes and a $300 laser sword? Come on!


You're absolutely right. And more when we know that Ghyslain (aka "Star Wars Kid") has done this little "movie" just for him, at school, and unfortunately forgot to take the tape with him...
And the hardcore fans in costumes, awaiting for the movie are definitely uber-geeks! The funniest video I've seen about that was that show with a "dog puppet" (I don't remember the name), mocking again and again of those guys. A BIG laugh, for sure!
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#192510
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Star Wars Kid
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Originally posted by: theredbaron
I love the edit where he appears in R2's projection in place of Princess Leia. Obi-wan and Luke sit there, looking disturbed and puzzled by what they see.


Oh, I've seen it also, and I've found it really cool! It's incredible how it totally changes the scene, and the meaning of Luke and Obi's face expressions. Just great!
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#192151
Topic
Star Wars Kid
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I've laugh a lot, while watching the original video many many times!
I've seen some of the others (edits, or parodies of famous movies trailers) and well, sometimes I've laugh, sometimes not...

The original SWK is definitely the best! Really, the first time I've seen it, I was laughing so much... I though I'd have a heart attack!
And after that (a very long time after that), I was thinking: "Oooh... poor kid..."
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#191904
Topic
Help me with abbreviations PLZ
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Originally posted by: theredbaron
I think the most important ones to know are:

GL - George Lucas
HC - Hayden Christensen
RM - Rick McCallum
ILM - Industrial Light and Magic
LFL - Lucasfilm
PT - Prequel Trilogy
OT - Original Trilogy
SE - Special Edition
OOT - Original Original Trilogy
ANH - A New Hope
ESB/TESB - The Empire Strikes Back
ROTJ - Return of the Jedi
TPM - The Phantom Menace
AOTC - Attack of the Clones
ROTS - Revenge of the Sith
SW - Star Wars
IMO/IMHO - In my opinion/In my humble opinion

And a new one I figured out last week: 'ITA' means 'I totally agree'.

The Urban Dictionary is also really good when you get stuck.


Don't forget WTF....
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#191902
Topic
dave dorman art wanted
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Here is a good link, with more than 40 illustrations by Dave Dorman in big size.

Just an advice: try to search "dave dorman wallpapers " in Google, you'll find many big illustrations, cause Dorman is a very famous Star Wars artist.

I've also scanned all the illustrations he has made for the graphic novel "Dark Forces: Jedi Knight" in 300dpi, if you're interested.