Octorox

Leonardo said:

vote_for_palpatine said:

Some random feedback:

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-Ainett Stephens? Leonardo, who is that? Pics, my friend, pics! This thread is worthless without pics! (Of course, the thread is about who doesn't do it for you, but I'll take anything at this point)

*in Vader's voice* "As you wish."

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

click on thumbnail to enlarge

there would be lots and lots of other pictures, mostly NSFW, but I'm too lazy to add them all (also because it is off topic). but they will all show up in a Google Images search (turn off safesearch for the best ones of course)

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also, to add to latest comments, I'll agree on Sarah Jessica Parker... uuuuugleeeee!

hot. but I've never heard of her so I wouldn't call her famous...

C3PX said:

With our current TV market saturated with the most worthless sitcoms (serious, name ONE genuinely good and funny one)

Modern Family, The Office, 30 Rock, USUALLY Community. Your welcome

I feel like it would be way to late for me to get into this now, but I'm intrigued by all the hubub

vote_for_palpatine said:

How old is the fictional Ms. Possible?

according the Wikipedia, 15-17, figured it was younger but she's still not legal...

but wait, the show ended in 07 and the magazine says 08, would that make her 18? But wait...she only aged two years in the show over 5 actual years hmmm.....I must contemplate this.

lol at this conversation

My Facebook friend/RL acquaintance signed the petition.

TV's Frink said:

She's too yellow for my taste.

lol at Kim Possible. apparently pedophilia is accepted in the cartoon world...

Sorry. doesn't do it for me, and I'm as nerdy as they come

Also, I don't see how you guys don't find Angelina Jolie attractive, I find her very much so. Megan Fox is attractive but not THAT attractive

Kirsten Bell and Taylor Swift I agree with. Both too thin and angular

1.) Citizen Kane

2.) Hollywood and American Film Class (Yes, I have never seen it before don't make fun of me)

3.) Welle's Cinematography, Editing, Sound Design and Storytelling techniques were all incredibly bold for Hollywood at the time, where movies were put out by studios in an often cookie cutter style and the director didn't have too much artistic control. The film is overall excellent and absolutely stands the test of time. Greatest film of all time? I'm not sure I'd give it that. It was certainly like nothing I've ever seen before but the plot didn't resonate with me emotionally as much as other film's Iv'e seen in the past.

4.) Verdict: 9/10, but who am I to judge Citizen Kane?

TV's Frink said:

skyjedi2005 said:

The two are vastly different directors this is like comparing apples and oranges.

No no no.  We're not comparing them as directors.  We're comparing facial hair.  Did you read the OP?

Wait a minute...are you saying the beards hold the secret to directorial skills?  I'm intrigued.  Please explain further!

So THATS why there are so few great female directors.

And Lucas has the better beard.

btw SkyJedi ever heard of Jaws? There's a reason we watched that in Film Aesthetics and Analysis class and not Star Wars. Jaws was arguably more influential in shaping hollywood marketing practices, and the summer blockbuster

bkev said:

That's a very interesting idea in the PT, but I don't know if it would fit in the OT.

Well I suppose it depends. I see how it could work in the "saga" edits Farlander is making but as standalone films or OT only the changes wouldn't make sense.

Loving the latest mockups Angel. You really have an eye for visually striking design.

OzoneSherrif said:

vaderios said:

One more bug for your consideration.

When the clones are executing the order 66 in the scene that the bike scout troopers recieving the transmission, notice the belt of the front trooper. the back box/clip does an awkward animation ;)

-Angel

 

Commander Gree's belt boxes move when he kneels down to Yoda on Kashyyk too. if you watch AOTC in HD you'll notice that when Clones run or are sitting their thighs go right through their bulky belt boxes because it's just CG. when you don't design actual costumes for humans you get problems like that. 

I never understood why the Clone Troopers were cg. They're supposed to be people...in costumes.

Wow, very cool and ambitious stuff. I like the different approach you're coming from. I started on TPM too.

eerr...I am your Father?

ThiefCobbler4ever said:

Well, only in my room. My home has 3 HDTVs,1 Plasma, and 7 SDTVs. I'm not a fan of watching films anamorphically enhanced, I like to watch films with the bars.

Anamorphically enhanced does not mean they crop the picture, it just means it's smartly encoded to display properly on widescreen TVs.

TV's Frink said:

ThiefCobbler4ever said:

I think the 2006 OOT DVD releases are satisfying. Yes, they're taken from the Laserdiscs and are non-anamorphic, but I don't watch my films anamorphically enhanced anyway so it's fine for me.

Could you explain this please?

I think he means he only has a 4:3 SDTV, which can't display all the resolution of an anamorphic widescreen DVD.

Johnny Ringo said:

The men who stare at goats [i think that's right].

It was crap.

Yes. Yes it was.

Saw Up in the Air yesterday. It was great.

I kinda like yellow because it's not quite Jedi and not quite Sith. It's ambiguous

My condolences to you and your family Ady. Sorry to hear of your loss.

Sorry to hear about it Ady. My thoughts are with your family

I'll side with Conan just because everything I've seen of him I thought was funny and everything I've seen of Leno I thought wasn't. Loved his recent interview with Ricky Gervais.

cap said:

Octorox said:

cap said:

Octorox said:

I always saw the Jedi as religious figures, like Priests or Monks, that lead a very specific lifestyle not everyone is cut out for.

And, of course, kids are locked into this lifestyle when they are far too young to make such decisions for themselves.  Anakin, at nine years old, was considered “too old” to enter the lifestyle.

The more I think about it, the more Anakin’s “From my point of view, the Jedi are evil!” makes sense.

wow, never thought about that. But I can see how it might be easier if it's all you've ever known

I wonder if Vader talked to the younglings before killing them.

“If you become Jedi, you will live your whole lives without ever falling in love, without having children, without getting laid[*], and without any personal possessions other than your lightsaber.  Trust me, this is better for you.”

 

[*] Note: Reportedly, Jedi are allowed to have sex, but not to conceive children.  It is established that accidental pregnancies can happen, even to Jedi, so if Jedi are forbidden to conceive children then they clearly must not be told to rely on fallible birth control.  Therefore we can only conclude that the sex that Jedi are permitted to have consists of pedophilia, necrophilia, bestiality, and homosexuality.  (And no, I'm not drawing a moral equivalence between homosexuality and the others.)

How do you even define bestiality in a universe with multiple sentient species? Is getting it on with a Twilek bestiality or just getting it on with a Ronto?

cap said:

Octorox said:

I always saw the Jedi as religious figures, like Priests or Monks, that lead a very specific lifestyle not everyone is cut out for.

And, of course, kids are locked into this lifestyle when they are far too young to make such decisions for themselves.  Anakin, at nine years old, was considered “too old” to enter the lifestyle.

The more I think about it, the more Anakin’s “From my point of view, the Jedi are evil!” makes sense.

wow, never thought about that. But I can see how it might be easier if it's all you've ever known

You can't really kill of any of the major characters because the new emotional arcs and endings required for the other characters aren't there. You'd need to shoot a whole new movie. The again, I'm surprised Leia wasn't an emotional wreck for all of ANH after her entire family and planet was wiped away....seriously one minute her life is turned upside down, the next she's making witty banter...

I hope he listened very carefully to Scorsese's fantastic speech.