Mocata

ray_afraid said:

IsanRido said:

Chlorine said:

Are the people here of the opinion that George was never talented, or do you guys think it’s more of a Francis Ford Coppola situation where he just lost his touch?

The second. Star Wars is a fine film. It is often said that it was saved in editing, and that the first cut was terrible, but I simply can’t picture the editors turning a really bad film into the one we know today. If anything, post-production enhanced material that was already in place.

You should take a look at what was chopped out of the original. There aren’t many deleted scenes to view right now, but just reading about what was cut… I’d say the film was saved by Marcia Lucas during editing.

Agreed. Any time you see the original film scenes that are outtakes or just longer than what is in the movie… people start saying George Lucas dialogue. It’s cut for a good reason, they knew what was up.

Yes echoing what has been said, history is what it is. It got a bunch of awards, it got a bunch of terrible alterations. These things are part of how it all went down. I just want them to stop pretending the Blu Rays are the version that always existed. Just stop messing with people, some of us still remember when we were at war with Eurasia.

ray_afraid said:
It looks like they’re having imagination for dinner to me…

Yes. Perhaps this scene is a miniature homage to Hook.

Perhaps they were going to put in CGI food and just forgot about it…

I don’t think that’s the problem here

joefavs said:

Still 20 years ago.

Still sucks

JawsTDS said:

SilverWook said:

We don’t bemoan the Special Edition’s existence. It simply isn’t the version of the trilogy we fell in love with.

Emotional appeal is never wise, it comes off in a negative manner. I would highly recommend not using this sentence.

History is the important thing. LFL themselves are waving the whole anniversary banner. Awards don’t mean anything, but they are a cultural thing, and so are a part of the history. Would George have been able to spend so much money on this crap without all those statues? Who can say. But coming off like a small group of middle aged nostalgia fans is the wrong approach.

NeverarGreat said:

GOTG 2 is such a funny movie, helped by the fact that it has arguably the best villain in an MCU movie to date.

Agreed on both. It has heart which goes along way. Plus one writer, and scenes that have setup and payoffs. It’s sort of messy and bloated at times though, I guess because they were afforded this after the risk factor was removed.

Oh my god someone actually did it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dXlao2KNYjQ

The one from 1997 is still there, which doesn’t count for much. The one where we used to go as kids the very start of the 90s was sold to the city university so it sort physically of exists I guess.

It might be worth updating your front page to show that the letter isn’t from a “dead” site. The old news from 2006 is also pretty disheartening at this stage.

SilverWook said:

Sorry I was alive back then.

Apology accepted.

SilverWook said:

Mocata said:

Maybe. Have they ever replied to past attempts?

I mean feedback from you guys. No idea if anyone has tried this via twitter before or got a response.

Oh yeah. I just mean do they ever give any kind of a sign they read these things.

Removing the “alternative methods” is a good change. I would include something that mentions cultural importance and cinema history, to make it clear that not only audiences (old and new) should be able to see this - but those involved in the 70s deserve to have their work preserved.

Maybe. Have they ever replied to past attempts?

Tobar said:

This in-universe cooking show should give you an idea of the food diversity in the Star Wars galaxy.

I knew it was this and I clicked anyway, aw jeez.

It’s time to take the stance of HelloGreedo and stop getting all worked up until they actually provide real news. This rumour mill has been turning for a laughably long time at this point.

Meanwhile eBay bootleggers have updated their page to say it’s had such a high demand that the discs are top item on the site and will now take longer to delivery. Sigh.

doubleofive said:

I’m pretty sure Leia just hands Wicket a rice cake.

Hah yeah I always think that.

All the stuff looks like terrible dry health foods. The ESB lunchbox is like a bunch of Ryvitas.

ray_afraid said:

A “groov 4th-a”?
What’s a groov? Did they mean to say “Groovy” or is this a Binks thing that I don’t remember?

I do hope you’re all having a groovy Star Wars Day. Me n’ the lady will be flipping a coin to see if we watch Star Wars or Empire tonight.

Username - it’s from a movie
Avatar - it’s from a novelization of a movie
Title - it would probably be from a movie
Signature - maybe something related to real life for a shocking twist. Maybe a videogame…

Scandroid - The Force Theme cover

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

oojason said:

Raekwon said:

It’s just a very loud minority, who must let their opinion be known be everyone.

Repeatedly so for some of them - whilst also trying to pass off their opinion as fact too.

Those jokers! A laugh a minute.

The 1997 editions however are not available either

Oh there’s no doubt, it’s just not labelled with the right year. The poster art is 1997 though of course.

You’re a funny guy imperialscum

Well they have the years 1980 and 1983 listed for Empire and Jedi respectively, but I don’t see it here now at least. Interestingly the first movie is not included which feeds back into whatever ownership Fox has I guess.

https://www.disneymoviesanywhere.com/movies/star-wars