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captainsolo said:

Worse than any of the worst EU.

That’s just silly.

Raiders of the Lost Ark

Having to deal with his nephew Clifford for eternity was his punishment for murdering his family.

Frink, if you ever post like that I’ll disown you.

Yeah, I don’t recall the Beethoven soundtrack being all that memorable in the film itself either.

The ones I was most interested in were never finished. Namely:
How The Sith Stole Christmas
TYDERIUM

Here are some good ones though:
The Battle of Hoth
Snub Fighter
Grocery Store Wars
BLACKSTAR WARRIOR
George Lucas Strikes Back

They need to update that video with his appearance in Turbo Kid.

I love that RLM covered Star Trek as well.

You forget how the Clone Wars took multiple seasons to improve graphically, in design and animation. Compare season 1 of the Clone Wars to an episode from the later seasons and it’s a vast improvement.

Similarly, Rebels is having to do the same. Their budget per episode is a fraction of what it was for Clone Wars and yet it’s improving far more quickly than the Clone Wars did.

I had my own quibbles with Sabine’s design but there’s really no denying that the show can be beautiful:

Animation and art design aside, what’s really important is story. Rebels hasn’t suffered the same pitfalls that Clone Wars did overkiddifying everything early on. They had a clear vision from the start of where they want to take the series and its been moving forward at a great pace. The second half of season two is promising to be quite the ride.

RayRogers said:

Yeah but it’s now LEGENDS canon.

So are both of the games. Even SWTOR is non-canon and they’re still producing new story content for it.

It’s best not to worry about what is or isn’t canon. Just search out the most entertaining and enjoyable material and forget the rest.

RayRogers said:

Also hoping there’ll be another comic which takes place at least 10,000-25,000 BBY.

The Knights of the Old Republic was a great comic series.

My two cents:

1. DO NOT watch the movie. It is just plain AWFUL. The only thing you miss is the introduction of Ahsoka and that’s really not worth the rest of the hour and 36 minutes of pure sewage. And this is coming from a fan of the Holiday Special!

2. I wouldn’t recommend the chronological order for anyone as their first run through of the series. Each season has its own momentum and progressively gets better and better with each.

not just anybody…

Universal released the original Back to the Future ride as a bonus feature on their DVDs/Blu-rays. One can only hope…

New video: ‘Star Wars’: Behind the Visual Effects of ‘The Force Awakens’

Welp. I finally saw it a second time. I liked it the first time. I really liked it the second. This time I got to see it on a full three story high IMAX screen with newly upgraded dual projectors. At that size it’s almost like you’re in the movie. I saw so many little background characters and little details that I completely missed the first time.

There were of course still aspects of it that bothered me but for the most part I was able to just let it all go and enjoy the ride. Definitely deem it a worthy addition to the saga and here’s hoping VIII fills in the gaps.

It’s actually a lot more streamlined storywise. Season one had some filler but season two has been pushing the narrative forward pretty steadily.

Dek Rollins said:

EDIT: The torture scene in ROTJ doesn’t make sense anyway, since the hot-plate doesn’t ever touch the droid’s feet.

No but hot steam is funneled right into his poor sensitive feet sensors.

The explanation: Bad writing.

I hate the false stereotypes of Kirk that informed Abramstrek’s depiction of him.