TheBoost

Its been a while since I watched this flick, but if I remember right:

After first using electric guitar mines a few times, then chasing Obi Wan's spaceship blasting a repeating laser gun for 30 seconds from about 10 feet away, Jango finally hits Obi ONCE! Then Boba laughs, and instead of trying to hit him again, Jango says

"Time to finish him off!"

and fires the extremely ineffective heat seaking missiles he'd been saving for some reason.

none said:

 

Sebastian Shaw has a Posse.

 I like this the best.

Star Wars: A New Hope Matthew Wood, sound mixer on the project from Skywalker Sound had to go back to the original ADR voice recordings to recapture the dialogue. In doing so, he got to hear the conversations between Sir Alec Guinness and George Lucas that took place between takes, on matters including the philosophy of the Force. This is not on the Blu-ray.

Dear god I hope this isn't true.

Pro wrestling douche bag Matt Hardy was recently arrested for DWI.

(baseline Matt Hardy for comparison)

Mugshot

Is it me or... ...?

L8wrtr said:

As of today, Digital Fanedits Forum stats:

Total Topics: 146

Total Posts: 1420

Total Members 177 

 

I dont get it. This is such a small hobby, with a relatively small group of enthusiasts. Why draw the little turf-war lines?

I understand that for antimatter it was some kind of ego/tantrum thing. But the 177 members over there... do THEY have some kind of "us/them" mentality as well? I don't know, but it would be sad.

First, screw you guys! I never get listed in these threads :( That's why none of y'all get Christmas cards from me.

Secondly, my wife always says that these two celebrities remind her of me. Sadly, neither is Brad Pitt, and oddly, they don't seem to look like eachother.

James Purefoy

and WWE Superstar Christian

Now Purefoy plays almost entirely scumbags, and looks like a seedy Hugh Jackman, and Christian is known is wrestling as "the Creepy Little Bastard."

Should I be pissed at my wife? Or just glad that neither of them is fat?

Scotch Tape
Q-Tip
Jacuzzi

I know several barisstas, and they often complain that a blended iced mocha drink is commonly called a 'frappucino' by customers.

Then I remind them they're lowly barristas, and need to shut up and make me an Ameircano.

skyjedi2005 said:

When the symphonic score soundtrack was replaced with crap, that would be the worst decade.

Star Wars started the modern Renaissance of symphonic film music and brought it back from pop song tie ins to films.

?

I'm not sure that's entirely accurate. While Star Wars had its imitators, a quick glance at the films of the decade before "Star Wars" shows mostly classic orchestral scores.

A quick glance at some of the best:

Dirty Dozen-67, 2001- 68, Planet of the Apes-68, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid-68, True Grit-68, Patton-70, Airport-70, Godfather- 72, The Exorsist- 73, Young Frankenstein, Murder on the Orient Express 74, Jaws- 75, Rocky- 76, King Kong 76,

Except "The Graduate" and maybe "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" I don't know what pop songs might have given you that impression.

Baronlando said:

This guy's gag about the poster isn't bad.

http://www.chud.com/64493/new-postertrailer-for-red-tails-still-promises-lucasfilm-cheesefest/

If it was a painting no one would have batted an eye, but it's CG and the guys says "look CG!" and acts like he's made some kind of wry observation.

EDIT: On second glace, seriously, IS that a painting?

Sharpie, Magic Marker, and White-Out are pretty universal, but then again those products also have a pretty solid lock on their office-supply niche.

Instead of 'photocopying' I Xerox papers.

DuracellEnergizer said:

And then there is this little exchange.

"Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your father"

"He told me enough! He told me you killed him".

Not bad dialogue, really, but what's with the emphasis on "you"?

• "He told me enough. He told me you killed him."
• "He told me enough. He told me you killed him."
• "He told me enough. He told me you killed him."

Nope. I think Hamill's was the right choice.

You know how a lot of slasher movies use a killers POV shot?

What is the killer was a cameraman?!?!

Bingowings said:

"Changeling" was another dumb in universe word but it belongs on another thread.

I still wonder what that was all about. The fact she was a 'changeling' had zero bearing on anything. I wonder if the idea had more to it in earlier drafts or something.

Warbler said:

what decade would Sinatra belong to?

The ages.

TV's Frink said:

You forgot this one.

F**k you. No one disses Snow with me around.

Shoot me a PM of where you live and your schedule, so I can come over and dish up an ass whoopin.

EDIT: I'm in California. If you're too far East, would you mind if we wait till the Christmas Holiday?

DuracellEnergizer said:

This decade is shaping up to be the worst I've ever seen in regards to music. 100.99% of the music is the shitty pop, rap, R&B, etc., the few "artists" out there that actually can sing can't write shit, and hypersexualized superficial Hollywood bullshit is the core of the shit they do write.

Makes me long for the good ol' days, like the 1990s. REAL artists like the Spice Girls, O-Town, Ace of Bass, Too-Short, Silk, Hanson, Gerardo. THOSE were the days.

100.99% of the music is the shitty pop, rap, R&B, etc.,

Perhaps I'm confused (not by your math). You're mad that most music is part of a genre?

I love the 1960s!

The Monkees! The Archies! Petula Clarke! The Ballad of the Green Berets! My Way! These Boots are Made for Walking!

Bingowings said:

Practically all of Yoda's last minutes.

Obviously I paraphrase here to illustrate the problem.

YODA : So you came back, oh yes I look a bit different *cough*, I guess I won't be around much longer, needn't have bothered as you learned everything you need the last time I saw you. Yep Vader's your dad, I would have told you but you hadn't finished your training but as I just said you sort of had. Luke, remember that first lesson I taught you about the dark side? Well I'm dying now, there... is... another... hold that thought, it's my last breath... Bye! 

I disagree. I always have figured that Yoda is dying precisely as he means to. He waited for Luke, tells him what he wants, then joins the Force. I think he said exactly what he wanted to say, and for a little drama queen like Yoda, he probably liked the rapt attention when your audience thinks you'll die any second.

Pennsylvania Jones said:

TV's Frink said:

Hmmm...I think I'm starting to lose interest in this like everyone else.  If I declare this a tie, and declare the competition over, I guess Spielberg wins 2 to 1.  Anyone have any ideas for Round 5?  I'm stuck.

Who's better with their fans?

I know Lucas hate is the order of the day, but when it comes to letting his fans more or less do anything they want (notably fanedits, fan films, costume organizations, radio drama) Lucas is pretty chill.

At this point it's unclear how this will relate - will it be a sequel, a prequel or something more akin to a tangential project ala "Prometheus" - set on the same futuristic Earth filled with Replicants and Blade Runners but revolving around entirely different characters.

This might be neat.

Christ this is stupid, but sign me up. (although I'm way ahead of the curve)

Imagine you have a big nasty boil on your face. It hurts. So you throw a bandage on it and try to ignore it until it goes away.

Now imagine that everyone you meet, despite also hating boils, feels the need to talk about your boil, and poke it.

2/4's a big shmuck. We get it. He gets his kicks being a brat, then telling everyone how much smarter he is than them when they're annoyed at him. I'm sure this makes him very popular at his middle school. He's probably proud of how many threads there are discussing his antics.

BUT LET IT GO. I can't ignore him with you dudes constantly quoting him, discussing him, and poking the boil.

If we all ignore him, he fades away like an obnoxious Freddy Kruger at the end of "Nightmare" 1.