Have any of you seen the shot in motion? His movement is fine. Nothing to worry about.
Thanks Ady. In case you can't tell, Vader is slightly larger. Any other changes are because it's a different frame.
I believe you will be alone in your preference of the wrong angle, helmet-missing Vader hologram. There's a modified screenshot on FB. You should be able to find it on the link in my sig.lastjedi said:
if the vadar hologram on the top is the new one then i like it.if it's the bottom one thats the new one then i don't.i think the top one looks better.
I'm pretty sure the tall guy in the screen accurate suit is proportioned correctly. Just saying.
So there's a Guild AND Office reference in there. NICE.
I don't get the reference, but I think it's funny, so I'd say it works rather well.TV's Frink said:
More progress on the opening...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72w1n7zhUZk
Feedback would be very welcome, as this was difficult to put together.
Now realize that they sold ALL of the models to heaven knows who. Because they could be anywhere in any state. That makes me very sad.SilverWook said:
Many years ago, I used to chat online with someone who worked at Foundation when they did the TMP Director's Edition. They were loaned the original movie Enterprise miniature to study for the new shots. Even though the model had been stored in a crate, it was dusty and covered in insect droppings! The photos I was allowed to see of the big E in that state were a little sad.
NO ONES GONNA BEND OR BREAK ME, I'VE GOT FAITH TO BELIEVE I CAN DO ANYTHING.
ALLOLTV's Frink said:
The cave monster that almost eats the Millennium Falcon is too obviously a puppet. Does adywan have a fierce-looking dog? He could film his dog trying to bite a toddler, and then rotoscope it into the place of the cave monster.
Oh, definately keyframing will be involved. But make it super quick and it won't be too hard.TV's Frink said:
That's what I was thinking, although it would look better in motion. I'll probably have to give keyframing a try *gulp*
You could cheat it by just making a red dot or even a period and making it transparent.TV's Frink said:
Not a bad idea. I'll have to see if the light is something I can do easily in Vegas or if I'd need help.
I was going to draw a parallel between Nemesis and WoK, but figured that might be tricky ground in a post-STID world.TV's Frink said:
I'm confused.
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DuracellEnergizer said:
Seeing as I've never seen TDKR (and have no plans to ever do so), I wouldn't have known that. Regardless, I had more problems with the way the character was written than the way he was performed.
Oh, it's an incredibly stupid movie. However, the Enterprise expending all of its weapons is kind of awesome in the battle in the Mutara-- Sorry, whatever nebula.
Oh, it's an incredibly stupid movie. However, the Enterprise expending all of its weapons is kind of awesome in the battle in the Mutara-- Sorry, whatever nebula.DuracellEnergizer said:
Seeing as I've never seen TDKR (and have no plans to ever do so), I wouldn't have known that. Regardless, I had more problems with the way the character was written than the way he was performed.
*A wild Horta appears!*
"No Forget I!", it melts into a nearby stone
I like the idea of every Xbox One coming with a Kinect, as long as every game doesn't feel they have to use it. Let us shout at it, sure, but don't fall into Nintendo's trap of "WE HAVE A NEW WAY TO CONTROL GAMES, ALL GAMES MUST BE CONTROLLED BY IT!"
Also note that mini-Picard was Bane.DuracellEnergizer said:
Star Trek: Nemesis (2002)
Mini-Picard - a man who hates Romulans so much that, when an attractive Romulan woman makes a pass at him, he tells her he'll have her killed if she ever touches him again - comes to power on the actual throne world of the Romulan empire. So, what does he do with this new-found power? Does he and his Nosferatu buddies begin brutalizing the Romulan populace? Does he take that big, ugly, planet-killing warship of his and use it to destroy Romulus? No. He instead decides to take that big, ugly, planet-killing warship and use it destroy Earth - Earth, a planet he has no reason to destroy, a planet that is part of a government he has shown no reason to hate. And for what? So Brent Spiner could find a way out of his contract or something?
What a retarded movie. At least the Nosferatu aliens were a step up from the usual TNG aliens, though.
There's no reason to have it. Veers says Vader can land now, Vader shows up. There's no reason to lead up more to it.
Because Luke's is going distract the walker while Wedge comes from behind to launch a tow cable. It makes perfect sense.
Supposabably.TV's Frink said:
Isn't there supposed to be a movie that wraps up season four?
We're afraid of it growing sour with us, as The Office did. I will take you at your word though.TV's Frink said:
Stick with it, it only gets better.
Silver Linings Playbook
I see why all the whole cast was nominated, as it was well-acted, but it didn't strike me like I was hoping something with all of its accolades would. I was much more entertained by...
Safety Not Guaranteed
...which was cute, funny, and surprising.
Mrs O'Five and I started "Parks and Recreation" the other night. So far we are very pleased by it. Very strange to have two shows taking place in Southern Indiana on TV at the same time. This one isn't as accurate to Indiana life as "The Middle", but it's much funnier.
Are you my neighbor?Trekkie313 said:
I found the exact same model/make at a Goodwill!
Stormtroopers spouting expository dialog is very PT, especially if its just because they didn't say anything before. No thank you.
It's definately just a low-cost effect to cut to the exploding dummy. It could be the light from the bolt going through the table. Who knows how cameras react to blaster bolts?