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KilroyMcFadden

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#705973
Topic
Spot the errors: ROTJ!
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Is Han gaining 20 pounds in carbon freeze an error?

I would like to see the arc of Luke's saber cutting through the speeder bike match the subsequent pieces or vice versa .  

The speeder that was trying to get away would have run into the log even had he not been blasted.  I would be good to see that fixed.

The infamous Luke kick that totally missed the guy who then reacts (late) as if Luke connected, (as Fett flies by in the back ground)

The non-matching Boba Fett rocket exhaust.

The size of the bunker explosion doesn't match the reaction to the explosion of Han and the strike team just a few yards away.

The nearly cartoonish matte painting behind Han and Lando while they discuss Lando using the falcon as a point vehicle in the upcoming offensive.

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#705777
Topic
General Star Wars <strong>Random Thoughts</strong> Thread
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LexX said:

TV's Frink said:

LexX said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

TV's Frink said:

LexX said:

:P

 I assume you're sticking your tongue out at yourself for your image fail.

 ALLOL

 Assume makes an ass out of you and... well, period.

 The funny thing about this is that you're the only one who thinks you did it right.  No one else can see your image because you did it wrong.

What's funny about you using a bad browser/wrong settings? Well, actually, it kinda is, so fail indeed.

#FacePalm.

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#705691
Topic
What Went Wrong/What Can Be Avoided Thread
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I'm in the Wato is anti-semitism camp.

From wikipedia

Allegations of antisemitismIt has been suggested that this character is offensive because he resembles a stereotypical Jewish caricature. He has a large nose, beady eyes, and speaks in a gravelly voice and is portrayed as greedy and covetous, another common stereotype of Jews. J. Hoberman of The Village Voice called him a blatant ethnic stereotype due to his hooked nose.  Bruce Gottlieb of Slate magazine criticized him as well, comparing his character to the anti-Semitic notion that the Jewish race is "behind the slave trade."Patricia J. Williams of The Nation stated that Watto was also described as a stereotype of Arabs, but that he was "more comprehensively anti-Semitic -- both anti-Arab and anti-Jew."  She added that Watto reminded her of an "anti-Semitic caricature published in Vienna at the turn of the 20th century."Jane Prettyman of the American Review noted that after leaving the theater, she heard two young boys describe him as "that weird little Jewish guy with wings". Prettyman described his depiction as "not at all subtle", and said that "it can be counted on to flush out already-formed Jew-haters among young audiences and give them permission to continue their hatred out loud."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watto

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#705573
Topic
The Changes That Nobody Talks About
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Easterhay said:

It surprises me, though, that on a forum such as this, where fans will pick up on anything and everything (from colour coding to the different fonts used for the subtitles), no-one appears to have noticed the dialogue change that I mentioned. Or has it become de rigeur to just post endlessly about the changes that we don't like? Perhaps that's why the audio cock up with the music during the Death Star battle on the DVD of A New Hope drew so much stick and yet, when Matthew Woods changed it back to how it was originally, there was barely a murmour.

He is lucky to have not been fired in the first place.  Fixing it is a bare minimum expectation.  He is lucky if he got paid to fix it, since it was his mistake.  Why does that even need mention much less praise?