The audiences where I live behave themselves pretty well. Every once in a blue moon I might have to kick the seat of the occasional phone glancer though.
It'd be nice if my local theater chain adopted the policies of the Drafthouse as I don't think they'll ever be able to get a foothold in my state. Harkins owns this territory.
SilverWook said:
I don't think "robot" has ever been uttered on screen in a SW film?
Luke Skywalker said:
If they traced the robots here, they may have learned who they sold them to. And that would lead them home!
Well that made me a whole lot more excited for the PT:R than I already was.
Ryan McAvoy said:
xhonzi said:
Ryan and anybody else who cares:
Portable Deus Ex Game: The Fall on sale for $1 on Android and Apple.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.squareenix.dxm
Thanks for the tip (It's £4.99 for UK Deus Ex fans btw). It looks almost as good as the full game. I might wait a bit and see if it gets ported to the PS3 (Like they did for one of the MGS titles) because it looks like it will suck to play on a touch screen.
Dunno if it's coming to consoles. There's a PC release coming to Steam for $9.99(£7.99) that's available for pre-order. I figure if they were going to port it to consoles as well they would have announced them at the same time.
They're beautiful....
I had some more time to kill:
There have been a number of Sith Ghosts in the EU. The first one I ever encountered was Marka Ragnos in DFIV:JKIII:JOII:JA.
I'm kind of lost on the whole Team Blu thing. What happened and why are they abandoning their Terminator project?
Carthage said:
The only plus was Tim Curry's performance as Darth Sidious was amazing
This really leads me to believe your entire post was troll bait. Curry is the WORST. I have no idea how they ended up casting him to follow up the spectacular performance of the late Ian Ambercrombie.
Fresh from the grocery store.
I had a lot of time this morning....so I made something:
Well technically there've been two for over a decade now. All of the stories deemed non-canon fall under "Infinities."
I just hope they wipe everything NJO and up.
bkev said:
I have to know what this gif is from.
You...you've never seen the '80s Flash Gordon? You've been missing out man.
skyjedi2005 said:
He had turned down voicing the character in several Lucasarts games as far as i can remember.
Actually, I was in a panel he did once. Someone asked him if he'd ever be up for reprising Luke in a video game. He said sure but they've never called.
NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! NO. NO. NO. NO. NO.
YOU CAN'T DO THIS TO ME. I just finished Twin Peaks.
No, those images have hotlink protection. You'll have to rehost them elsewhere. I'd suggest imgur.
It gets too mean spirited and crosses the line at times but he has George's laugh down pat.
Shifting focus away from being prequel-centric to the classic era does not equate to retconning them away. The main villain of Rebels being a species introduced in ROTS attests to that.
I seriously wonder where your collective heads are at sometimes. You hear, "plays a character like Darth Vader" and automatically assume they're sizing him for breathing gear.
Did you stop to think that they might have simply meant he's going to be the film/trilogy's main villain?
Frankly I'm extremely skeptical about any kind of news at the moment. It would be far too easy for people to mix up casting news for VII with Rebels.
silverwheel said:
So the Clone troopers in Ep 3 are amazingly accurate shooters even with tank weaponry, but by the time of Ep 4 they can barely aim. I guess once Jango died they had to start cloning off of clones, and eventually they all became retarded.
Yeah...if you can't trust Phil Tippett, who can you trust? He was more directly impacted by the SE's than any of us. Let us not forget, when asked about them he said:
Tippett: ...you know it was about re-releasing something to get more money to feed the beast and all that kind of stuff. So...
Interviewer: So you don't like it?
Tippett: No, it sucks. No, I mean the whole thing with the whole uh, what was the name of the town, Mos Eisley...I mean the way that he shot it like Sergio Leone was just great and a breath of fresh air and so true to the material. And then when he went back in, put in all that stupid stuff.
This is quickly turning into NSFL.
Interview with the voice of Hera, Vanessa Marshall
excerpt:
Marshall: I will say, I adore the tone of the original trilogy films: the witty banter, the biting comments back and forth, as well as the unconditional love beneath all that bickering. I would say Star Wars Rebels has that exact same pacing, energy, and endearing quality. As I said, Hera has assembled this motely crew – they’re slightly dysfunctional and brutally honest with each other. This chosen family, whose bond is almost stronger than blood, they face impossible odds, they learn to trust each other, take action in the face of injustice and oppression… and all the while, it’s wisecracks galore! So at once the stakes are incredibly high, the bickering is crazy intense, but the underlying love itself is there. That adds up to a whole experience that’s both fun and funny! I really think people are going to care about these characters and the fate of their mission. I know that every episode delivers on a spectacular adventure!
