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xhonzi said:

Or a deceiver, as the case may be.  :)

 

Proper vowell order is the first thing out the window when you embrace the darkside. 

I wrote extensively on this on the previous thread.

But I've also thought this. It would be cool if when the Emperor arrives on the Death Star, that first scene, he's in a white robe with dark crimson lining. Because as evil as he is, he's primarily a deciever.

And to add:

Scarlett from GI Joe

CP3S said:

 

Hehehe @Little Mermaid I know every nerd I've ever known has always been nuts about those two.

 Ew. How much is wrong with that?

1. She's a cartoon.
2. She's a fish.
3. She's underage.

Red Sonja

Hazel D'Ark (Simon R. Green's "Deathstalker" series)

New "Batwoman"

There's a cooking show called "Annie and Sally's Grocery Bag" (or something) where two women who aren't good cooks and don't know how to use fancy cooking stuff try out cookbooks and are then judged by some famous cook.

I dig it because I can relate to the hosts. My wife and I have had it on in the background for our morning routine for a few days now.

Bingowings said:

It would make more sense to edit it along the lines of the Liz Taylor Cleopatra film.

You could have an intermission at the death of Caesar and then do a second half ending with the defeat of Anthony and Cleo and the formation of the Imperial family.

 Perhaps. But I hate that movie. :-P

Darth Id said:

Too long can't read.  Can someone give me the gist of this gobbledygook?

 "The new EU (specifically The Clone Wars) doesn't seem to mesh to well with older EU continuity. We'll continue to lap up the product, but would like if you'd try a little harder on that count. Thanks."

I think the Star Wars Special Editions are totally cool provided

• The best copy of the original is available, preserved as close to it's original version as possible allowing for changes in media. This is obviously grounds for some discussion on details (matte lines for ex) but the general rule of "no intentional artistic or aesthetic change" should be followed.
• The SE is clearly labeled "A New Hope: 2011 Altered Edition" so as not to confuse the consumer. Otherwise, the film is Lucas's property and anything he wants to do is fine with me.

none said:

 

 

 

I own that album. And it's worse than you think it is.

The only thing I own that's almost worse is this:

"Due Date."

Didn't care for it. Downey acted like he was in a serio-comedy, Galafriankis was in a goofy R-rated farce, and it was shot like a drama. Nothing seemed to click.

A modern telling of Dracula, set in the world of post 9/11 TV news. It's got some scary writing, some weird/creepy concepts mixing vampirism, memetic spread, and computer viruses in a trippy kinda way. I'm digging it so far, about 2/3 in.

xhonzi said:

Gaffer Tape said:

I hate Disney World...

And they have fully grown men wearing their knickerbockers- buttoned above the knee.

 Well, at least they don't have trouble.

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ator said:

I liked the early 90's Classic Star Wars comics, which reprinted and edited the 1981 -1983 Goodwin / Williamson comic strips. ... ... ...

 it was very entertaining and imaginative.

 THAT is all I'm looking for in my EU.

adywan said:

PT box cover art now revealed:

 Is that a gag? Because it's HORRIBLE on every level.

And just goes to show the PT must be viewed after the OT... because Yoda is unimportant and unlikeable in the PT, and the films are clearly counting on you already loving him from how wonderful a character he was in ESB.

This summer vacation, I might partake to transform episodes of HBOs awesome “Rome” into a 2hr movie roughly following the plot of Shakespeare’s “Julius Caesar”

This roughly covers episodes 9-18, meaning near nine hours of programing. But right off the bat I’ll be cutting almost all of the soldier character’s storylines, as well as the intrigue between the women (except where absolutly necessary), so that should cut it to a manageable length.

The main problem I see is there’s no really good ending scene, but the play ends rather abruptly as well, so maybe that’s for the best.

DuracellEnergizer said:

 

I think they went too far with actually killing Chewie off, though. They could have done anything short of killing him or any other major character from the films and still acheived their goal.

I gave up the EU for years after the death of Chewie (but the reason was the book was awful).

But I understand why Chewie died. How exciting is a series of books where you know for a fact no matter where the story goes and what happens, the status quo for the core dozen characters will never ever change?

By the New Jedi Order series there were the film characters in their 50s who after 30 years of fighting had never suffered anything ever.

Now Chewie's dead, a couple of Han's kids are dead, Luke's wife is dead. While I don't think these have improve the EU much I can at least read a book and no longer know exactly how it's going to end.

"Planet Earth" "Blue Planet" "Life" on nonstop loops.

Can't wait for season 2.

Me and some pals are all making "House Hot Pie" t-shirts to show our allegiance.

That's only awesome if you've read the books.

Darth Bizarro said:

Palpatine - Timothy Dalton/Kevin Spacey/Alan Rickman

 Those are three wildly different actors.

Young Anakin - Joel Courtney

 

I'm curious why you'd cast an actor with one credit in a film that's not even out yet. Have you seen him do community theater?

For Tarkin I'm torn between Hugh Laurie and Christopher Eccleston

RedFive said:

For Warb:

She forgot the first "lion", but you get the point.....

 No. She probably just wants to put Africans in cages.