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We Don’t Need Another Hero (Variant 1)
I was going to say how the color person ruined excellent pencils/inking with that “esoteric” color scheme in Dark Empire.
Cam Kennedy coloured his own art, and the main reason he went with that colour scheme was due to failing vision from glaucoma.
I personally like Dark Empire’s colours, except where the lightsabers are concerned. Luke’s red vs. Palpatine’s blue was a nice inverse of the norm, but every other instance is boring blue monotony.
Anti-Life Begins at Conception
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*yawn*
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Impressive collage.
Heh. I always enjoy a good discussion on early Christianity (emphasis on “good”).
For a long time, I’ve been keen on the notion that Luke learned basic swordplay between SW & TESB. He wouldn’t even need a Force-sensitive teacher for that.
The BBY/ABY calendar existing in-universe.
Why do you hate it? I do not mind it.
Why would the New Republic establish a new year 0? Isn’t that something totalitarian regimes do? Why not use whatever year 0 the Valorum-era Republic used?
My problem is that the Battle of Endor makes a more logical start for a Year 0 than the Battle of Yavin.
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Problems though I have with Batman Forever, Val Kilmer isn’t one of them. Truth be told, he’s my favourite live action Batman/Bruce Wayne.
But i have the same problem with them i do with the DIsney trilogy they don’t look used universe. They look too new and shiny.
I’ve never understood this complaint about the prequels. Now, I think the art direction for the PT is definitely off in many regards; there should’ve been a more retro-futuristic/fantasy aesthetic than what was presented. But being set before the dark times, things should look new and shiny.
Yeah, sorry, no. This movie’s not for me.
I’m a big Superman fan, but with this caveat: My favourite versions of the character are the original Siegel-&-Shuster Superman and the “Triangle Era” Superman from the comics; the further away any other version of the character are from that baseline, the less I like them. And I have a particular dislike of the pre-Crisis Earth-One Superman and Donnerverse Superman, which is what this movie’s clearly cribbing the most from. The moment I saw Krypto, my eyes glazed over. And don’t get me started on the shared universe noise they continue to shove down our collective throat.
Clearly, there’s an unbridgeable gulf between what I want in a Superman movie and what Hollywood’s willing to dish out.
I agree the Jedi should use lightsabers more sparingly. Although, the “defense only” thing is hard to salvage even with the OT alone, given that Kenobi was supposed to be a war-time General. Even in A New Hope, Kenobi violently murders those two alien thugs in the Cantina. It was self-defense, obviously, but Kenobi could have handled them in some non-lethal manner, presumably. I mean, he could have tried to “mind trick” them into leaving Luke alone, for example.
To play devil’s advocate, we don’t know from screen evidence alone that Ben killed either of them. We only see a severed limb. It’s only the screenplay and novelization which have them mortally wounded, IIRC.
Warriors that can put down rebellions and can end conflicts but don’t seek them out because they are peacekeepers. And negotiators. Their entire bodies and minds are sharp and honed like a weapon, but they only use a lightsaber in defense, never for violence as its own end. The Sith use violence and intimidation to rule.
One thing I would’ve like to have seen in the prequels is the Jedi relying on martial arts to non-lethally dispatch their foes, utilizing their lightsabers only in kill-or-be-killed situations.
“This is pure Kafka.”
“Who’s Kafka‽ Tell me!”
“Come in, Booji Boy. You’re late. Have you got the papers the Chinaman gave you?”
“Here it is, Dad. Is it a surprise?”
“Yes, Booji. In the past, this information has been suppressed, but now it can be told. Every man, woman, and mutant on this planet shall know the truth about de-evolution.”
“Oh, Dad, we’re all DEVO!”
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I’ve heard several stories about how the reason for the Death Star II in ROTJ is because Lucas originally wanted to save the Death Star for last, but didn’t think he’d be able to make more then one movie.
That just leaves me to wonder: what would it even be like if he had stuck with that plan, saving the Death Star for the 3rd film in the trilogy, and thus ANH was without the Death Star? A huge chunk of the plot revolves around it. It almost seems impossible to imagine the film without it. In that case, what was he thinking the movie would be about?
Some possibilities:
Presumably the events of TESB could’ve happened sooner, days or weeks after SW, with Vader remaining subordinate to Tarkin, who would’ve survived to the end of the trilogy.
Kinda neat but also AI garbage, so there it is. If someone actually used their imagination and talent to design these I’d show some appreciation.
Indeed. At least these two examples avoid the male-gazeiness which saturate the majority of these slop trailers.
“I wanna shoot you so bad, my dick’s hard.”
My username is explained elsewhere in the thread. My current avatar isn’t one. It’s me in a Zombie movie.
I figured you were just channelling the mad monk Rasputin.
The memes.
