Did anybody check out the mono edition of Pink Floyd's "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" that came out for its 30th anniversary a while back? That one was strikingly different from the stereo as well (Interstellar Overdrive in particular. There was a lot missing from the stereo version!)
I've found a page containing almost every single voice clip from Star Fox 64. Imagine what one could do with those and any Star Wars space battle!
Monroville said:doubleofive said:TV's Frink said:oh_riginal said:Dub in Steve Carrel's voice from The Office saying "that's what she said" via comlink during the Death Star raid in ANH, as if he is an unseen off-screen X-Wing pilot, or maybe he is at the rebel base or something.
Best...idea...ever.
Agreed.
Only if after the third or forth annoying time he does it he gets blown up in mid sentence. You could have Red Leader constantly telling him: "Cut the chatter Red whatever number you want to give him", even modify the audio of Red Leader to make him sound angrier every time he says it (each word is louder and more pointed: CUT. THE. CHATTER. Red 6" "I Said: CUT THE CHATTER, RED 6).
For that matter, have some scenes (just some) where the radio chatter is insanely complicated, with audio conversations from other war movies playing overtop each other, making it near impossible to tell what anyone is saying. Take things like the PEE WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE back-and-forth ("I know you are, but what am I?) and put it in the background chatter, among other conversations. Remember, there are 33 fighters up there with 33 pilots.
What about maybe taking the Pink 5 audio and put some of it in the background radio chatter during the last battle sequence?
I say also include voice-clips of Macho Man Randy Savage:
-"We've picked up a new group of signals. Enemy fighters coming your way."
-"BONESAW IS READY!!!!!!!" or "YEAH YEAH YEAH! SNAP INTO A SLIM JIM!"
Butterfree seemed to be the best way to beat Brock, as having Pikachu as your first Pokemon in Yellow, with Brock as the first trainer, is a rather cruel joke.
Yeah man, if that's the deal then so am I :P
I think my final team was Pikachu, Blastoise, Charizard, Venusaur, Kabutops, and Aerodactyl, although I think Mewtwo had taken the place of one of them, but I can't remember which. Also, Butterfree is not to be underestimated; in my re-playthrough (which I've put on hold), I've been absolutely slaughtering with him.
I may have asked this before, but why do people like "Fight Club" so much? I watched it for the first time fairly recently and I thought it was some of the most pretentious tripe I've ever seen (middle-class white boy angst taken to the extreme, really).
So I've lately been playing some old school PC FPS's from around 2000, and damn, I really missed out on a lot! "Deus Ex" and "No One Lives Forever" have become my new obsessions.
I'm actually going to talk to a friend of mine, who does film work and would probably have the proper equipment, if he would be interested in helping me write a George Lucas commentary for ANH. I might also try and stick Rick McCallum in there as well from time to time, just to say how amazing all of Lucas's ideas are.
If we do decide to go for it, expect a thread soliciting suggestions in the near future. :P
I think zombie84 is our resident bogus-Lucas-quotes scholar, so maybe he's the guy to ask for those.
I'm seeing it in Tuscaloosa AL. My problem is getting other people to go, because there aren't any MST3K fans to be found here!
doubleofive said:Nanner Split said:Idea: Someone could record a commentary of ANH as George Lucas. The potential for comic gold is massive. He could talk about how much he hated the movie the whole time or something.
That would be great. He could also change his facts so that he's telling different stories about the same event multiple times through the movie.
STAR WARS
EPISODE IV
Originally this didn't have the episode number, but I added it because I felt this was the somewhere in the middle of a 12 movie saga...
(While Obi-wan is telling Luke about his father)
I always wanted to do nine movies, and felt that this movie was the first part of the middle section and Obi-Wan is basically giving an overview of the prequel trilogy.
(The Death Star Battle)
This was always going to be the biggest battle of the six movie saga until I got to the prequels.
(The closing credits)
What a great ending to a perfect stand-alone movie. The Empire is defeated, our heroes win!
Something like that, but better.
It would be best to use the 2004 editions then, for maximum LOL factor. :P
Bagpuss the Hutt? Bahaha!
Idea: Someone could record a commentary of ANH as George Lucas. The potential for comic gold is massive. He could talk about how much he hated the movie the whole time or something.
This thread reminded me of a dub I saw a while back called Geordie Star Wars. Thought you all might get a kick out of it:
I actually got Mew via Gameshark many years ago, and used him until I got Pokemon Stadium. I used him in the game with the Transfer Pak until a glitch turned him into a Weedle. Same level, same abilities, but....a fucking Weedle.
My roommate and I actually reignited our Pokemon nostalgia over this past winter holiday. I had a bunch of Game Boy carts lying out on my desk in my dorm, and as he was walking by he said "Wait a minute....is that Pokemon Yellow?!" We then began a challenge: we would both start playing when we got home for winter break, play as far as we could, and then when we got back we would battle.
When we got back, I was the only one that had played it. Oh, and I had played it. A lot.
BLAST FROM THE PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAST!!!!
I don't mind color tints when they're done well and for artistic purposes. "The Godfather" and "The Matrix" come to mind.
SWEET BERRY WINE
Wine was invented by the romans. for orgies. And orgies are no fuin if no one wants to do it withyou
Also, if you want to rid yourself of poison ivy rash on your hands, fill your sink with water, then dump some isopropyl rubbing alcohol and Purple Power de-greaser in there, and let your hands soak for a little while.
More when I'm sober.
purely by smell, that ethyl alchohol is a primary ingredient in Sharpie markers.
For your health.
-Patton
-The Dirty Dozen
-The Great Escape
I thought the fact that it was the same actor sort of gave it away. I mean, I was around 9 years old at the time and I thought it was pretty obvious. He has the same chin, ffs!