Bingowings said:BarBar Jinkx said:that is one of the more well known gaffs
I've never heard of it before, not like this one :
Nice one. So say we all. ;-)
Axia, maybe you meant the ESBR thread? Well, technically this is an ESBR thread, but not much anymore....
Doesn't help that Wicket seems to do all of the action in those movies. If we splice him into RotJ, he'll get around the battle rather fast.
HotRod said:Oh poo....Now that was a good joke.
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I believe that ThinkGeek has actually made some of the April Fool's products in the past.
He says he physically spliced in the 97SE scenes into the original print. Which, of course, is ridiculous.
An Ewoks/RotJ hybrid? It could work, at least for getting more Ewoks into scenes.
HotRod said:Ripplin said:Here's something you may want to include in your edit, Ady, especially when Rogue 2 finds Han and Luke:
A Tauntaun sleeping bag!
Dig that intestinal lining! :p
Man I love that. Got to get my son one of those!!
I know its a gag, but I want one.
I think it looks a little too computer generated, which is weird for a physical puppet. But I'm sure we'll get used to it, just like we did with the 3 different wampas we see in the original version. At least they'll all look the same this time!
ChainsawAsh said:I'm all for cutting Ben's conversation out entirely. I do, however, think Luke needs to be on Dagobah before he's on Tatooine - we need to feel like he's been training there for a long period of time since "Empire" ended. As it is, it feels like he got a couple weeks of training, left like an idiot, then decided he was a Jedi before even seeing Yoda again. It just doesn't feel like he's had enough time to become a Jedi.
And I don't have a problem with introducing Jabba on the Lapti Nek (which SHOULD be replaced with something!)/Boussh sequence. It works well as an introduction in my opinion, and sets a much more sinister tone for the film and for Jabba's lair.
It's odd that Han's line "I'm out of it for a little while and everyone gets delusions of granduer" is actually more true than it plays in the scene. It does seem that Luke is a bit crazy, going in there unarmed with only one extended session of training...
Davnes007 said:
It was mentioned before about how the Ewoks could be made to be more menacing, so I made a quick little video of the "Dead Animal On A Stick" scene, with a StormTrooper helmet inserted. I know it's crude, but I only did it to see how it would look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwOjAgaxE10
Don't hold back...be critical, and abusive...I can take it..... ;)
I'll agree that it is crude. That's some big headed stormtrooper ;-)
The music is too whimsical for the gruesome scene and would need to be changed. Also, the Dead Animal would have to be erased from inside the net.
But it just might work, honestly.
Jedi Dark Knight said:doubleofive said:We've had most of the Dagobah discussion already. And if you check out the YODA TWEAKED video on the first page, you'll see that Ady has already begun work on tweaking Yoda a bit. Very cool stuff.
Hey, thanks doubleofive, I checked the video, and I hardly noticed anything new (that could be good I guess), it looks good though....but I might be getting my impression solely on the color correction improvement. Thanks for the post
You've got to watch Yoda's mouth. He actually forms his words instead of just flapping his mouth around. Notice the W's, especially in "This one, a long time have I watched."
I'm excited, and I don't even plan on getting the SLV!
Yoda Is Your Father said:I've read the comic and enjoyed the film but there was a lot missing and I'm not sure how well it would work as a film in it's own right.
It didn't, at least in my opinion. Either way too much happened, or way too little. I still haven't figured it out.
I wish there were more fan edits just to fix technical/logical flaws.
Jedi Dark Knight said:I've noticed much interest has gone to either Cloud City of Hoth. No Dagobah suggestions....is it perfect as it is? I can only remember vague things....breathing life into Yoda would be nice, CG maybe? [please don't fire your turbolasers at me!]
We've had most of the Dagobah discussion already. And if you check out the YODA TWEAKED video on the first page, you'll see that Ady has already begun work on tweaking Yoda a bit. Very cool stuff.
Monroville said:Okay folks,
I'm going to create a list ala the ESB:R list I have regarding the Prequel ideas. I will separate them by movie and scene (just like the ESB:R list) so as to better keep track of ideas and suggestions.
Good luck with that. I can't imagine how you'll organize it. Keep your eyes open on the front page of ESBR, as Ady is replacing his change list with one I made to match my ROTJR list.
I was surprised there wasn't a "page turn" wipe in the PT. ;-)
Would this be better off in Feature Requests? I'm sure it'll get moved.
I had a friend in elementary school (early 90's) and every time we sat at our Apple-IIs in computer class, we'd say "A keyboard, how quaint", crack our knuckles, and type randomly.
I watched the Kid's Choice commercial, and it did give me worries. I hope against all hopes that it makes sense in context, because... *cringe*
nevermind.
The problem with that is everyone's reaction to it. Chewie and Han don't think anything of a dead animal on a stick, but Luke senses a trap. A stormtrooper helmet on a stick with the head still inside it? Definate trap, and might even freak Han out a bit. Changing Han's line from "It's just a dead animal" to "It's just a stormtrooper head" is either extremely hilarious or extremely badass.
I like the shots of the big fights from each movie, as the sets become more and more virtual. Huge hanger deck set, sand on the floor for Geonosis, a big green room for Mustafar.
Darth Piccolo said:As promised a rough design that proves it can be done
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjJCYyVA0_E
it took me quite a while to master the software before using it :)
Not bad, not bad at all. I see potentional. But for continuity's sake, Ady'd have to add it to ANHR too, and that's not happening...
vaderios said:doubleofive said:Vaderios, great 3-D model, I'm sure you can work with it to make perfection.
Darth Piccolo, like most of Vaderios' work, the dynamic lightsaber lighting is great, but practically impossible to do frame by frame. Sucks, I know.
The 3d model was a rough to show how the blueprints are in 3d space. I can work over them in Photoshop.
The interactive saber lighting is possible with the video tutorial i posted.
Nice Idea there Bingo, as always ;)
-Angel
I saw the video tutorial in the ESB/ROTJ thread, but it didn't find its way here. It could be done though!
Bingowings said:This might sound a bit daft but bear with me for a moment.
Perhaps one way around the shifting, door/window problem would be to have the upper suites rotatable (the suites may be designed to entertain rich buyers who visit the city and they might like to have a room they can move around to catch different views.
The two interior doors could then line up (according to where they turn) with two completely different exterior doors (much like a fit with a door at both ends, someone pushing the door button on one side would automatically rotate the room in a gentle fashion so it lined up with the door on the inside).
We could see the top of the building begin to rotate and a shutter come down and then Han comes in from one door (setting up the rotating possibility of the room) and when Chewie and Lando come in it wouldn't matter if the doors were not right because the room has rotated without the audience seeing it because the shutter is down.
Some of the design suggestions above could fit into this idea as the look small enough to be rotatable modules.
It also would explain the changing lighting. Wow. I'm impressed!
