SilverWook

I like Ewoks.

All this fuss over boobs, when she's sitting on an ashtray! Kids might want to light up after watching it! ;)

Han and Luke wore their regular clothes under the armor you know.

Notice who's in the background?

That would jive with the rumor her character lives in a wrecked Imperial Walker.

IIRC, in the novel, they are found unconscious somewhere (on the Falcon?) and carted off to the medical bay.

If Han and Chewie shot them fatally, there would be telltale blaster damage that would ruin the whole prisoner charade later.

Must be embarrassing to have rebel scum get the drop on you, and steal your armor.

Dead Imperials give me indigestion. ;)

Perhaps some off screen moments are best left to the imagination?

Would have loved to ask him about The Legend of Hell House, one of the best haunted house flicks ever made. If I didn't get tongue tied of course. :)

Why are you responding to a post from a year ago, from someone who left in a huff over five months ago?

And even though I know what movie that image is from, it's a tad unexpected and gruesome.

Tobar said:

Just make sure to stop after the ROTJ adaptation. You wouldn't want to go there, tis a silly place.

 I don't think the post Jedi run was entirely Marvel's fault. They were probably more hamstrung by Lucasfilm than they were between films. Why else would Boba Fett escape the Sarlacc, only to end up right back in the damn thing only a dozen pages later?

Yeah, maybe there's a CDI emulator out there that can play those "digital video" titles? Can't be as hard as making something to play DIVX discs. ;)

Tobar said:

Which brings me to my next question....

 Regular Show answered that one. ;)

Bingowings said:

Particularly when video CD came out :-D

 I don't know if Video CD was as widely marketed here. Never saw a standalone player in the U.S., you needed a CDI player, plus an extra gizmo called the digital video cartridge to play them and some full motion games.

It probably didn't help that some early CDI movies weren't authored to the VCD specs, and wouldn't play on anything else.

That new VCD's still come out in Asia boggles my mind.

It's a French Laserdisc. There was an ill conceived attempt at changing the format name to CD Video to compliment the music video/CD combo discs of the same name in the 1990's.

The name change never really caught on, (I don't think everyone was on board with it) and probably only confused people.

Damn! I thought it had been shown theatrically before 2003. Sorry to get your hopes up. :(

The MCA DiscoVision site says all the later LD pressings were actually the PG version in spite of an R rating on the back cover.

http://www.blamld.com/DiscoVision/Paramount_Pictures/P10-521.htm

There's a 16mm on Ebay the seller says is the PG version...

http://www.ebay.com/itm/16mm-Sound-Color-Feature-Saturday-Night-Fever-Travolta-Disco-Classic-1977-/111653064851

Might this be the original version?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/35mm-Film-Trailer-Walt-Disney-Pixar-KNICK-KNACK-Cartoon-3-31-Flat-/121614892628

LOL! That was great.

Had Jaxxon been there, it might have gotten ugly though. ;)

A bit late for April Fool's.

And I still dare someone to use this in their edit. ;)

Impressive!

Did you dare ask him any questions?

If the rumor about Han and Chewie in control of an OT era Star Destroyer is true, then they either took smuggling to a whole new level, (ala Crimson Jack in the old Marvel run) or they're part of some post rebellion fleet.

Aside from some of the top military leaders, the rebel alliance never had much of a dress code anyway. (They're rebels!) And even Indiana Jones doesn't wear the jacket and the whip all the time. ;)

Good catch, Ady! :)

There are probably plenty of insults between The Simpsons and Futurama Frink could use.

The hecklers ought to be silenced by a blaster shot of course. ;)

Yeah, I think this has run it's course already. There are enough troublemakers around without dredging up ancient history.