Superweapon VII

Kit Fisto is a pansexual hedonist into extremely kinky shit.

JadedSkywalker said:

I think fans were very unfair to the actress that is all i will say.

Par for the course these days.

Always hated this moment in the film. The robe’s obviously empty; what’s he expect to learn stepping on it?

Been meaning to check the comics out at some point, but there are loads of other unread comics which have greater priority, so who knows if I’ll ever get around to doing so.

Probably Bill Murray’s best movie with him as the lead (Ghostbusters is slightly better, but it’s more of an ensemble film).

Hal 9000 said:

The protagonist is the most annoying character in each trilogy.

“Yippie!”

“But I was going into Tosche Station to pick up some power converters!”

I’ll leave it to someone who bothered to finish the ST to supply an appropriate Rey line.

Vader88 said:

I like Christopher Lee but the fight scenes with Count Dooku are comical. Christopher Lee was too old and the fight had to be zoomed in.

I’d say all the fight scenes in the PT are comical.

GOUT. And it’s still the way I “prefer”* to watch SW.

*Not really, but there’s a large ethical gulf between myself and the fanediting community which makes it tremendously difficult for me to watch fan edits/restorations. Won’t go into a long spiel here, but suffice to say, I’m anti-copyright.

Ahhh, Forrest Gump. A saccharine film tailor-made to wring an emotional response out of the viewer instead of letting said emotion arise organically, much like E.T. The only reason I don’t dislike that movie is because Forrest is a genuinely likeable character.

“Producer, director. They’re interchangeable, right? Just like ‘year’ and ‘generation’.”

Maul was only interesting when he was a piece of Iain McCaig concept art, IMO. I fuckin’ hate the character otherwise.

I wish Qui-Gon and Dooku had been a single character and he had been the main villain for the prequels (and genuinely opposed to Palpatine rather than being his penultimate patsy).

I lowkey hate A Quiet Place.

STRWRSFREAK77 said:

I’m debating a star wars man

JF_Sanderson said:

What’s this Snake-Man image from?

https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/N'Kata_Del_Gormo#Behind_the_scenes

AdmiralWasabi10191 said:

Superweapon VII said:

AdmiralWasabi10191 said:

Tales of the Jedi looking too much Original Trilogy, in a way, and not ancient.

I don’t think we read the same comic. The aesthetic of TOTJ is completely dissimilar to the OT aesthetic.

But perhaps you meant to say KOTOR and just got the two confused?

Sort of KOTOR too but that’d be for the other thread since I love both games, on PC you see.

I was talking about the KOTOR comic series. I’m not a gamer, so I have no personal experience with the games.

of_Kaiburr_and_Whills said:

I got the first Jurassic Park movie on DVD on my 5th birthday

Ahhh, the “I feel old” sensation I’ve heard so much about. So that’s what it feels like.

AdmiralWasabi10191 said:

Tales of the Jedi looking too much Original Trilogy, in a way, and not ancient.

I don’t think we read the same comic. The aesthetic of TOTJ is completely dissimilar to the OT aesthetic.

But perhaps you meant to say KOTOR and just got the two confused?

Stewart Copeland

SophieSopho said:

I don’t support “Birdemic: Shock and Terror” (2010). How can anybody like its poor special effects, wooden acting, and nonsensical plot.

Ironically?

Luke: His black Jedi duds early in ROTJ, tunic, cloak, and all. I’d go with the ceremony outfit at the end of SW, but I’m not a fan of the jacket.
Leia: My head says ceremony dress, my other head says metal bikini. I’ll let my superego trump my id this one time.
Han: Any/or.

I used to think the Marvel supervillain Hate-Monger was over the top.

Then I remembered the Black Legion was a thing IRL.

Servii said:

For me, the issue is less the lightsaber and more the fact that Luke expressed his wish to become a Jedi like his father, and the only mentor (supposedly) who could make that happen is dead by the end of the movie. That, along with the survival of Vader and the Emperor, are the two biggest reasons why the movie needed a sequel, in my opinion.

The emperor is inconsequential in the original movie. And with the novelization taken into account, he’s only the latest in a line of impotent figureheads, anyway.

Gonna have to say Mystery Science Theater 3000. It’s mostly a '90s show, but it’s still the only show that began in the '80s I really consider a favourite. Garfield and Friends is perhaps a distant second.

Guns have been known to jam. From time-to-time.