Which of the new cast members do you guys think will have the most prominent role?
I wonder if it will only get released on the brand new consoles, like the PS4 and X-Box One.
My friend had never seen Star Wars. Being the good guy that I am, I popped in Harmy's 2.5, and we watched it.
I restrained myself from adding commentary about the changes made throughout the years, production facts only nerds know, and how the prequels contradict the films so much.
He enjoyed the film very much, and hopes to watch Empire in the near future. There is something he said to me that really made me think.
In the "better her than me" scene, when Luke tells Han "she's rich," my friend remarked "well, not anymore," because of her planet being destroyed. I got to thinking about it, and he seems to be pretty right. Where did that money come from, if Alderaan was demolished?
Perhaps, in the aftermath, the audience could see a lot of Imperial propaganda being put out about how crucial it was for Alderaan to be blown up, by describing terrible things perpetrated by its people against other planets, that, of course, never actually happened on the planet. Maybe, this propaganda about the system was already being made, before Alderaan even met its end?
(to darklordoftech) Thank you. I was really worried that my idea wouldn't be looked kindly upon.
As unnecessary as it was to revisit the planet again, I really liked the few shots of the town that the little Anakin was living in. Mos Espa, right? I thought it looked really neat.
I haven't read the entire thread, so, I apologize if this concept was previously presented here, or in the countless EU fiction that's been written over the years.
I think it would be interesting to see something involving Alderaan. I don't mean to just show the planet in passing, but to make it a very important, prominently featured locale, in the same vain as Tatooine in SW. The main character could be a young Alderaanian (I don't know if that's the correct term), who grows up hearing about the powerful things the Empire can do, and, since the system is mostly out of their jurisdiction, he glorifies what is said about their staggering strength. Over time, we see him become a prominent Imperial figure, and truly strives to build a massive Empire. The film ends with Alderaan's destruction, as he watches those that share his ideologies obliterate his entire past. We could see the frantic panic of the citizens as this ominous space station draws nearer to their home.
If the movie ends here, it could lead to some uncertainty, or it could move onward to show him trying to create a fairer, modified, Empire, similar to the differing branches of Christianity. The Empire wouldn't take too kindly to this, and would brand him a traitor. This is NOT the Alliance that he's joined, but something totally different. Why does everything need to be the Rebels versus the Empire? Let's see the third parties.
Besides, it could really create a much more emotional reaction when the planet is demolished, which would leave a huge impact on the viewer, and, in a way, make the original film much more emotionally satisfying when you see it happen again, from Leia's perspective.
Okay.:(
I'm very bewildered right now. Why is there an additional Ric Olie, to the one that's already here?
"Welcome back?" What do you mean? What year is it?
I bought a copy of the Leni Riefenstahl film, Triumph of the Will, a couple of days ago.
I visit here every so often, see some of the idiotic things I said when I was younger, and more foolish, and I cringe. *shudders*
On another note, I've been leaving my school campus for lunch everyday for the past three weeks. I've pretty much been eating fast food for every meal. I'm also broke, because I'm spending a lot of money on gas. I feel sick from having this diet, it's hell.
My friend is always sending me them. It's getting pretty tiring.
Is "correlation" one of them?
^This is why I prefer Taco John's.
Creepypasta gets very stale, cheesy, and dumb very quickly.
This is very similar to how "lol" seldom means that the person who stated that is actually laughing out loud.
I'm still doing just fine with my Windows 95 and Nokia cellphone.
You can't update perfection.
I've never felt so honored in my life.
Thanks, Leo.
Here's on update of my facial region.
The Star Wars tag on Tumblr is home to some pretty sweet pictures, that I've never seen before.
This.
Thirteen year old Ziggy was lacking in the intelligence department, I've noticed.
My thread. Oh, my beautiful thread. You're so grown up.
Thank you! Maybe I'll stick around! ;)