Sluggo

SilverWook said:

Thank the Maker!

Also, I think this might work for the opera house scene. ;)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GV-HkQanNqo

That would be epic!!

It has been months since I've been here.  Glad to see it is still filled with entertaining squabbling.  

It seem to me that Ady's edits are more of making the Special Editions the way they should have been done in the first place.  Adding the name Boba Fett to ESB may work better in a different fan edit, imo.

Alas, poor Ric.  I knew him well.

The Redskins are totally offensive.  And not defensive.  They need a more balanced game.

*lurk*

A friend of mine and I did this with back in the mid-nineties on VHS.  It only had the Behind the Magic deleted scenes and the Holiday Special cut footage, but it was pretty cool to see it incorporated.

I saw The Butler.  It was pretty good.  

DuracellEnergizer said:

Is it just me, or do most people who call Superman a bland/overpowered/dick/etc. superhero happen to be people who


1. have read few to any of the comics?

2. have read only the Silver & Bronze Age comics?

3. have read only The Dark Knight Returns?

4. only know the character from the Chris Reeve movies and/or silly Saturday morning cartoons from the 60's & 70's?

Why the rant, DE?

Ryan McAvoy said:

I'm having another go at this project. I'm coming up to the half/third mark and have just done the scene in Obi Wan's home. I've recut the sequence in the original aka Adywan's order. I've cut it slightly differently to Adywan's version in a few shots and added a small deleted shot of Luke at the end...



(^ Click image to watch video)

^ Bare in mind that although the video is finished, the audio is just temporary and I will be replacing all the music (e.g. the new music won't step all over Luke's new final line).

What happened to the earlier crawl?  

Also, the early scripts had the title card read "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away an incredible adventure took place..."

And if I may ask, how much are you relying on the 4th and revised 4th draft for your work with regards to this?  I know both Deleted Magic and Star Wars Begins relied heavily on them.

Great project, btw.  I can't wait to see your finished version.

TV's Frink said:

Sluggo is back up!

And you know how painful that can be.

Is originaltrilogy.com still down?

Here Comes the Boom

I wasn't expecting much, but me and the girlfriend had a good time.  It was a nice little film.  I was worried that since it was produced by Adam Sandler that it would be stupid, but it was funny when it needed to be funny and sweet when it needed to be sweet. 

7/10

Warbler said:

*sigh*

I've missed this. 

It's a bit late, but Merry Christmas (or if you are of another belief or no belief at all.. Happy Holidays!  I hope it was a good one.

I haven't read it yet.  Is it any good?

Any new progress on these?  

Ah, good times.

I've always thought of Sean as a kid brother.  A brother who isn't anything like me really but who has been around so much, it has been hard not to take a liking to the guy.    

This tread is relevant to my interests.

Simon Baker?

I like the  Victory Celebration song better than the Yub Nub song.  As songs.  As the final musical theme of the trilogy?  No like either.

Sorry I didn't include any of my Aussie friends in this thread.  Anyone want to tell me about dingoes?

I never had the chance to buy Texas-Grill Fritos.

Warb is right.

More attention needs to be placed on making the equipment better than changing the rules.

I'm a 40 year old man.  No ponies for Sluggo.

SilverWook said:

If they could make Jeff Bridges younger for Tron Legacy, aging Ewan to Alec Guinness' age in Episode IV ought not to be a problem. It might even be possible to resurrect Alec the way Marlon Brando was brought back for Superman Returns.

...

The young Jeff Bridges looked weird in Tron Legacy.  Not bad, just not quite right. 

However, after watching the work that was done with Chris Evans in Captain America, I think they could make anything work.

Episode 7: Invasion of the Wash-bot

Episode 8: Death Cab for Cutie

Episode 9: The Backstroke of the West