- Post
- #520865
- Topic
- Are you being ignored by Jedi Temple34?
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/520865/action/topic#520865
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TV's Frink said:
An add.
Worst day ever.
TV's Frink said:
An add.
Worst day ever.
TV's Frink said:
Tyrphanax said:
Salt n' Peppa - Push It
You're doing it right.
FTFY
Bitches Ain't Shit - Snoop and Dre.
Ziggy Stardust said:
Tyrphanax said:
TwoOfFour, I hate you for very different reasons than everyone else here. I come into this thread with nothing to post because of you.
I’m just glad you don’t hate me because I already posted Olivia Wilde.
You get a pass because I like Bowie. TwoOfFour’s avatar keeps reminding me of a Nemoidian at a glance, so he’s in the doghouse.
Space Jam 2 was just hackery and an attempt to sell cheap Chinese plastic merchandise. Never speak of it again.
SilverWook said:
The Prunefaces got a little lost, and ended up being captured by the Dulocks. They eventually joined forces to battle Imperial Walkers, who were also lost, which explains their absence in defending the shield generator.
One unfortunate Pruneface was also eaten by a Gorax, who mistook him for an actual prune. ;)
DuracellEnergizer said:
Anchorhead said:
The novel had a feeling of everything must be viewed from a Prequel point of view.
This pretty much sums up the current state of the EU.
I think it's more attempting to mesh the two trilogies together by getting your OT in my PT and my PT in your OT.*
It can come off as blatant and annoying shoehorning, but sometimes it's good. I really enjoyed "The Life and Times of Obi-Wan Kenobi" because the author did a good job of connecting all the Obi-Wan stuff into one character. There was good suspense and emotion throughout. It's really a very sad book, because you know where it's going. It literally gave me chills at certain points.
theprequelsrule said:
Bingowings said:
Twirl, twirl, twirl, twirl, twirl.
^ That part was so stupid. The duel had been pretty good (not great) until this point.
Happened to have a dance-y song on as I saw this. Trippy.
INv8r_ZIM said:
No, and no amount of nerd rage is going to make this a David and Gloiath story as the media and some blinkered fanboys would love to see this. Ainsworth is a vacu-former, who made landscape pond liners. He was hired to vacuform the TK lids from the sculpture Liz Moore created (this came to light when Brian Muir came out with some info on the RPF boards after the first ruling). Ainsworth WAITED until she had DIED to try and claim that he alone sculpted the helmet. He has further claimed over the last few years that he designed around 200(!) characters in ANH; that LFL just told him to make whatever, and they threw it into the film. He claims that all he was given was a copy of 2" sketch of the whole character, but "that was enough for me(sic)." The art leads on the film do not recall ever having spoken to him. He was a tech responsible for reproducing the helmet en masse, not an artist or designer.
The judge who ruled on the case did not decide for Ainsworth. Rather, he said Ainsworth's story kept changing, was faintly absurd and overall not credible. However under UK law the judge ruled that the design fell under industrial design (which carries a 15 year max copyright) and not a work of art. The ruling was not that Ainsworth was the creator or owner, but that the copyright had expired, and anyone could produce and sell within the UK. LFL has won the right to pursue for damages on product sold in the US from the Uk court, and we'll see if they persue that option.
Ainsworth has been utterly unable to demonstrate that he can convincingly sculpt anything, producing absurdly clumsy sculpts in an attempt to give his case some credibility. It has FURTHER been pretty clearly shown that what he has, which he is passing off as his original ANH molds, is a recast of pieces of a RotJ suit, and a recast of an inaccurate fan-made helmet. His molds are so far from ANH screen accurate, let alone original, that when new details came to light very recently about the teardrop indents, he frantically requested pictures from people so he could ADD THOSE DETAILS TO HIS SUPPOSEDLY ORIGINAL MOLDS.
There's more, much more, but understand that this guy is a lying sack of crap, and a psychopath, willing to say and do anything, including taking credit from an artist who cannot respond, and above all of THAT who does not even have any better pieces than your average ebay seller, but charges vastly more. No matter what your feelings about LFL they are CLEARLY in the right in this case, not Ainsworth who is a common recaster trying to pass off his crap as something it demonstrateably cannot be, and not some heroic artist taking on "the man".
This.
Baronlando said:
greenpenguino said
OTHER DUMBASS derp-d:
there has never been a digital restoration of the O-OT released to the public, and there probably won't be. That's not because Lucas hates the fans or is stubborn or is just a jerk. It's because, and as a personal friend of GL, I have a much deeper insight than you, blah blah blah
Supershadow?
Ziggy Stardust said:
Aw, I see.
Some people have these things called "lives." Seems dangerous and irresponsible to me.
Salt n' Peppa - Push It
doubleKO said:
Bit of a run coming up - Tyrphanax 13th, Davnes 14th, me 15th!
The best things come in threes?
1. Space Jam
2. Space Jam
3. Space Jam
4. Space Jam
5. Space Jam
6. Space Jam
7. Space Jam
8. Space Jam
9. Space Jam
10. Citizen Kane
I'm not! What do I win?
The Lost World, again.
TwoOfFour, I hate you for very different reasons than everyone else here. I come into this thread with nothing to post because of you.
Misspelled name on the nomination? Embarrassing.
I nominate myself for all the other categories.
Good REM album.
Duracell: Cry me a river.
Oldie.
August 13th.
I expect gifts.
Eh it’s not that bad.