Lord Haseo

ZkinandBonez said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

Here’s the rest of John Alvin’s unused SW poster designs;

And here’s some misc. unused poster designs which I find interesting and cool-looking;

Unused Ralph McQuarrie designs;

(I know most people know of this one, but it’s still awesome.)

Unused poster design by John Solie from 1976;

Some unused marketing posters for ANH;

Some early Tom Jung designs;

Misc unknown artists;

I love you

I wish we had a choice as to whether Luke joins Vader or not. I have wanted that for the entirety of my life.

As it pertains to your alternative it matters not really. Switching one or the other doesn’t effect the plot in any way.

TV’s Frink said:
8yo: (when movie cuts away to Sam Jackson discussing Palpatine with the Conehead Jedi) Hey, I want to see what is happening with Obi Wan! He’s the only one doing interesting stuff.

You might as well end the thread here.

I’ll say this…your kids are ahead of me because when I saw this in theaters when I was 10 I was enthralled.

mfastx said:

SilverWook said:

What did we know about Alderaan, except it was Leia’s home planet and they didn’t have any weapons before KABOOM!

Alderaan was at least involved in the plot as it was a main character’s home planet and Luke and Ben were on a mission to go there.

Also it being a peaceful planet with no weapons made the deed seem more abhorrent.

DuracellEnergizer said:

So, I’m not the only one who finds Rebels supremely underwhelming after all.

I’m just waiting until The Old Master turns up. Hopefully part of the origins of The Knights of Ren and/or Supreme Leader Snoke are shown. If not at least we’ll get Ahsoka vs Vader.

But where did you think Leia sent Ben if you didn’t think he trained with Luke?

I mean ROTS is more entertaining on the surface than the other two. I can watch it without smoking weed being a prerequisite.

Leia says in both film and novelization

“That’s why I wanted him to train with Luke,” Leia said. “I just never should have sent him away. That’s when I lost him. When I lost you both.”

This quote is a bit confusing at first but I think I understand it. Leia initially wanted to send Ben to train with Luke because she sensed him having trouble with the Dark Side. But actually sending him away only exacerbated the problem due to reasons we don’t know.

Pretty sure the film and it’s novelization are the only sources you can cite to say that Ben Solo trained with Luke.

DuracellEnergizer said:

Density said:

And keep in mind this is still the best of the prequels.

I and a few others disagree with you on that point.

It’s certainly the most watchable.

ZkinandBonez said:

moviefreakedmind said:

Yoda Is Your Father said:

“I think i’ll call you… hmmm… Vaaader. Yes, Vader”

I forgot about that. That was so terrible

Did that actually happen? I remember some pretty terrible dialogue from ROTS, but I don’t recall that specific exchange happening.

It’s more like “Henceforth you shall be known as Darth…heavy ass breathing…Vadah”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOlbhVjmo5w

Thoughts?

LexX said:
ultimate editions

Can you tell me what these are sir?

ESB
ROTJ
ANH
TPM
ROTS
AOTC
TFA

I didn’t think Ady would be able to recreate the HIC so perfectly.

DominicCobb said:
Yoda comparisons are pretty far off-base and just people stretching to paint everything in the film as an OT rip-off.

Yes because in a galaxy with trillions of sentients ONLY the Jedi/Sith are able to use/understand The Force…

I just wish they would have made her taller as to completely nullify any comparison between the two. It’s already bad enough people think the scene in Maz’s castle is a rip off of the cantina scene in ANH even though they have absolutely no similarities plot wise.

Dek Rollins said:

Though, I didn’t like their characters very much anyway.

You can’t feel any sort of way about Snoke just like you can’t feel any sort of way about Palpatine in ESB. Had he had more lines like

[Snoke said:]
“It is where you are from. What you are made of. The Dark Side—and the Light. The finest sculptor cannot fashion a masterpiece from poor materials. He must have something pure, something strong, something unbreakable, with which to work.” - Supreme Leader Snoke

I would feel better about him but we didn’t get any of that in the film. Him projecting himself as 30 feet tall is an interesting tid bit though.

TV’s Frink said:

Lord Haseo said:

Dek Rollins said:

I’m certain Swagma… loves how Maz and Snoke look.

You gotta give the man more credit than that. Even people like myself who enjoyed TFA didn’t like the look of those two…well Snoke would have been fine if they went for something practical.

I liked Maz.

I think they should have gone with practical effects with her too although I would probably feel the same way due to some reason I would never be able to explain.

Dek Rollins said:

I’m certain Swagma… loves how Maz and Snoke look.

You gotta give the man more credit than that. Even people like myself who enjoyed TFA didn’t like the look of those two…well Snoke would have been fine if they went for something practical.

Dek Rollins said:

The problem is that while the posters should look digital, the rest of the shot also looks digital.

And having an actual person thrown in there only exacerbates the problem.

swagmasta69 said:

Lord Haseo said:

swagmasta69 said:
Hey I can cherrypick too.

Ironically enough I was going to pick that image initially.

But that image looks good?

I mean…the posters look cool. Psychedelic and whathaveyou.

swagmasta69 said:
Hey I can cherrypick too.

Ironically enough I was going to pick that image initially.

swagmasta69 said:

are you guys for real?

A question I have asked myself about you.

In general yes I’m being serious. All 3 images dinosaurs seem more tangible to me. But to be fair anything looks better than this.

I can make better special effects with my fecal matter.

Dek Rollins said:

More examples of computer generated beauty.
(kind of getting off topic, but I’m not starting a new thread for these)

As someone who has never seen JP those look more real than 90 percent of the CGI that was in the PT. In my opinion at least.