TV's Frink said:
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Duplicate-header-error-when-clicking-on-link/topic/13957/
Haha ! Excellent.
But too bad you posted before -1's reaction. I'd have been very curious to know his straight reply to Moth3r's post.
Wow ! I played it only once and never understood that game. Still it always impressed me.
^ That makes it a "best" edit idea again !
When I began to read the post I thought he was about to say:
After Count Duke Dooku gets his head chopped off in Ep3...
... The End Titles blow the screen.
Creative people certainly loved SW (OT) for all the crafts it brought together (painters, modelers, sound ....) + a certain art of story telling.
No need to remain sitting watching it for years scratching your balls with a buck of popcorn (or fish) though. Stuff like this can wake you up , or wake some skills up.
Washing your brain over an over again with the films is all the contrary of Yoda's teachings ! It fanatism (and also running away). Memory should be enough and then you move on.
Edit: of course if you watch it a thousand time to check what's wrong and restore it, that's something else.
timbox2.0, I'm afraid you won't have serious replies from this forum.
Seriously, would you cover yourself with a... "CINE's Shrink" account ?
Back on topic anyway.
Guts !
Browse the forum...
timbox2.0 said:
You guys besides me can think of/list/name any epic heroic myth from the past and/or the present.
Throughout history, we tell each other stories of all kinds and types, especially those in any form, medium, etc., and some of the earliest forms of storytelling are epic heroic myths.
Despite living in an ever-changing world, in keeping in the tradition of storytelling past and present, can you guys list/name/think of the greatest examples in the world of epic heroic myths from all around the world, and especially those in any form, medium, etc., past and present?
Or some of them, if nesscessary?
I would appreciate it.
Are you searching for books references ?
The Mahabharata.
DominicCobb said:
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon 10/10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YhCHw0Ovqf4&feature=related
... Yeah, I think he just watched a couple of episodes when he told me that. And it was just after he got the film on DVD from me. It's not the kind of stuff that you know about easily in my country.
Bingowings said:
Bless your cotton socks but leave the hypnotism to the experts.
A Bingowink ?
Not easy to wink with the left eye !
TheBoost said:
Bingowings said:
It's brilliant in places.
It's a short watch mind because it was killed before the full first series was finished which is frustrating because just as you get into it, it's finished.
Killed? Season? I don't understand.
"Firefly" is an awesome miniseries, and it sure was cool how so many people loved it that they made the last episode a theatrical film, like "High School Musical 3"
Ah. So, the film came after ! That's what I thought. (maybe I didn't understand what has been said in the previous posts).
Captain Antilles said:
Johannus said:
fishmanlee said:
Is there much a difference between 860 and 900 years old though?
Enough for Yoda to look very different in the PT than the OT.
Regarding whether Vader should be Hayden of Sebastian it comes down to whether he should look old or young, not whether the audience can tell that the unVadered actor is meant to be the guy from the suit, because if you watch 6 films then both actors are recognisable, and if you only watch the OT then only Shaw is recognisable. However, if Anakin was meant to be shown as a young version of himself why did Lucas not cast a young actor at the time. He had already cast Shaw specifically for the force ghost. This isn't something where the excuse 'the technology wasn't available' works so it seems that instead it was done purely as an afterthought to try to drag aspects of the PT into the OT. If he had included Hayden but aged him to look as old as Shaw did then fine, at least that still follows the original plan, but to make him young just because that how he looked last time he was good and we have to be able to make that link ourselves, well that seems to underestimate the audience a little bit in my opinion.
Just to play devil's advocate, I'll answer your question. =P
Lucas did not cast a young actor at the time because that young actor would not necessarily have been recognizable to audiences members. As I said earlier, Sebastian Shaw is the only actor we see play Anakin in ROTJ prior to his appearance as a force ghost. If another actor had played the ghost, some audience members might not have made the connection and realized that he was meant to be Anakin. With the prequels, however, the connection is easily made (again, assuming a "whole saga" approach with a 1-6 viewing order).
Plus, at the time, it probably made more sense to just cast one actor than to cast two! =)
More simple answer:
Enough to have an adult grand-son !
doubleofive said:
You need a new friend.XyZ said:
Never seen Firefly. Is it as good ? (One friend told me "no").
Firefly being good is a fact, and if people can't accept that, I doubt their humanity.
"No" was a quick way to sum it up. He wasn't as pleased as with the film so far.
... Fortunately, all my friends are different and have very different opinions than mine, if not totally the oposite for on a lot of things. I wouldn't be interested in having some clones of myself as friends... I'd call that "how to kill your curiosity" !
Anyway thanks for the informative post. Maybe I'll have a chance to watch those series one day.
Never seen Firefly. Is it as good ? (One friend told me "no").
I don't know what is Pandorum but that "zombie" thing reminds me a very good one I saw: Serenity. I especially enjoyed the dialogues and the retro high-tech.
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(Spoiler)
The sequence where they attract all the zombie fleet to face their main ennemies was memorable.
DominicCobb said:
Drive 10/10
Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow. I think it might have actually been one of those rare "perfect" films.
I'd rather say 09/10. The begining is too entertaining and breathtaking, too bad there weren't no more sequences like this on his driving skills.
Very good nevertheless.
Darth Mallwalker said:
Mos Eisley
Well done.
THIS MUST BE THE PLACE.
... Masterpiece (to me).
Hi, just received a PM but I'm not too much in what's happens here. I watched the questions out of curiosity though and the edit Title suggestion got me wondering: why do they stick to that "Jedi" title ?
... Just call it "Blue Harvest" ! ;)
^ Ein big joker !
darth_ender said:
XyZ said:
doubleKO said:
height
Wait ... Weight !
"...and words that sound 'A' as in neighbor and weigh."
'Weight' fits the rule, I'm afraid. 'Albeit' was a good one though :)
Ah, ok.
TV's Frink said:
Robert Heinlein.
Like my earlier post... (reason for editing: Einstein... Albeit Einstein, you know...).
Albeit.
