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His eyes are the most important element to me.

Homecoming costume brings warm feelings to my heart:

Anchorhead said:

Rogue One brings back that seriousness. The last thirty minutes or so with Jyn on the tower, while the battle for the shield rages on above, is pure Star Wars. It’s the gantry scene in Empire coupled with the space battle from Return. I felt like I was home again.

^ This.

New podcast interview with a camera man that worked on the Special:
http://www.earwolf.com/episode/the-star-wars-holiday-special-with-larry-heider/

Included are some very rare behind the scenes photos.

I wish they would have posted a screencap of the Ghost parked at Yavin. You get a real nice look at the front of the ship.

Awesome! Though I wonder if they’ll be reprinting all of the Sunday strips in color. When Dark Horse put out Classic Star Wars they weren’t able to locate any of Manning’s color strips. So they ended up doing their own revisionist color job. Would be fantastic to see them as they were meant to be.

DuracellEnergizer said:

Of course he didn’t have sex with her. He’s a self-fertilizing hermaphrodite with no external genitalia; he literally couldn’t have sex with her.

Foreplay, on the other hand. . . .

Actually…

They literally advocated for the removal of “that space battle $#@%.”

Can review shows jump the shark? =P

Tyrphanax said:

dahmage said:

I thought Vader was fine, apart from the fact that he wasn’t able to get aboard the Tantive IV. he was able to do that in the OT…

I think it’s important to note that Vader also doesn’t care about the Death Star as has been established in Star Wars and was re-established in Rogue One. Maybe it was less that he couldn’t get to the Rebel and more that he wasn’t too bothered about it.

I think Dahmage believes there’s a continuity error between the two films.

I’d recommend he rewatch the opening of Star Wars.

Twin Peaks | David Lynch Returns as Gordon Cole | SHOWTIME Series (2017)

suspiciouscoffee said:

One of these days, just as a neat little experiment, I’ll make pan and scan Force Awakens and Rogue One tapes, and then marathon them with my Faces OT set.

WE NEED THIS.

Yeah but the point is the big stink they made about him. He was the Constable Zuvio of Rogue One.

Tyrphanax said:

It is funny how big a deal they made about the character and then it was in the movie for maybe five seconds?

Don’t forget the whoopty-doo about C2-B5. He’s in the background of one shot for about two seconds. And yet got his own Sideshow and Funko Pop releases:

Where there’s a will, there’s a way.

I’m hoping for a Guardians of the Whills spin-off film, personally.

The unseen Star Wars archive footage used in Rogue One

“We went to Skywalker ranch, and there’s the archives there,” Edwards told RadioTimes.com.
“And as we’re walking around, and doing all the cool things and looking at the Millennium Falcon and trying on Han Solo’s jacket and things like that, in the back at the bottom was all these cans of film. And we said ‘what are they?’ and they said ‘Oh, it’s Star Wars.’

“And you go… ‘has someone gone through all this? And it’s like ‘not really, they’re not fully like digitised at all.’”
Sensing an opportunity, Edwards got his hands on the film negatives, and realised he had the perfect chance for a subtle homage in his hands.

“We got the neg documents and found the clips from A New Hope that hadn’t been used,” he recalled.

The unseen Star Wars archive footage used in Rogue One

“We went to Skywalker ranch, and there’s the archives there,” Edwards told RadioTimes.com.
“And as we’re walking around, and doing all the cool things and looking at the Millennium Falcon and trying on Han Solo’s jacket and things like that, in the back at the bottom was all these cans of film. And we said ‘what are they?’ and they said ‘Oh, it’s Star Wars.’

“And you go… ‘has someone gone through all this? And it’s like ‘not really, they’re not fully like digitised at all.’”
Sensing an opportunity, Edwards got his hands on the film negatives, and realised he had the perfect chance for a subtle homage in his hands.

“We got the neg documents and found the clips from A New Hope that hadn’t been used,” he recalled. “And there’s pilot photography and lines that were never featured in A New Hope."

‘Rogue One’: What Peter Cushing’s Digital Resurrection Means for the Industry

So what did everyone think of Slingshot? I thought it was pretty great. Helped to bridge that huge gap between the last two seasons and expand on the director a little as well. It also allowed Yo-Yo to spread her wings a bit. Hopefully she’ll be featured in the show more often if not become a series regular.

pittrek said:

So, can anybody tell me what was the point of Forest Whitaker’s character? I mean if you would cut him out of the movie it wouldn’t affect the story at all. The same goes for the subplot with the tentacle monster - why was it there?

Saw Gerrera serves a number of purposes.

Firstly, he’s there to explain why this daughter of a scientist is so well combat trained. He raised Jyn to be a soldier for a good portion of her life. Its his influence that prepares her to fulfill her destiny. Second, its his extreme resistance activities that cause Jedha to be targeted by the Death Star. Which is needed to demonstrate to the Alliance the very real threat they’re facing.

As for the tentacle monster. It’s there as the obligatory creature(Dianoga,Wampa,Rancor/Sarlaac) that feature in every Star Wars movie. Not a particularly effective one I’ll grant you but at least it keeps the tradition going.

DominicCobb said:

Why would anyone want to do a four dot ellipsis. . . .

mapet318 said:

• Loved all of the ties to the Prequel trilogy/Rebels - Bail, the Clone Turbo Tank

The Juggernaut was originally conceived for The Empire Strikes Back.