Any time Han Solo is on screen, the Indiana Jones theme plays.
You could even use the lines on the map thing for whenever there's a hyperspace trip.
doubleKO said:
greenpenguino said:
doubleKO said:
I wouldn't say it's art, but I hereby donate this to the greenpenguino gallery in the interest of maximum public exposure.
Approved!
Such disappointment... Greeny hasn't used this once.
I've been saving it for a special occasion.
doubleKO said:
Am I wrong to be prejudiced against cyclists? You know, the ones that dress like shiny dildoes?
Depends on the cyclist really.
I tend to cycle everywhere (I don't dress as a dildo though) mostly to my uni, to my girlfriend's flat and back home.
Leonardo said:
I fucking love cheese on toast.
Yeeeeeaah.
Jaitea said:
Now did you use Coleraine Cheddar on Brennans bread?
If you didn't you're doing it wrong, follow my Cheese on toast
J
Nope. Cathedral City Mature Cheddar on Hovis Wholemeal Bread
Sometimes I also put Sesame Seeds on top. Gives it a nutty flavour.
Everyone else was doing it.
I just wanted to be part of something.
For me it's a tie between The Patrick Stewart version and the Muppets version.
Hated the Jim Carrey one.
Yeah. Ask me stuff and things.
I had cheese on toast just now. It was nummy.
:D
DuracellEnergizer said:
All-Star Superman (2011)
Contrary to popular opinion, my least favourite version of Superman is not the pre-Crisis Superman of the Silver & Bronze Ages. No, not at all. The truth is my least favourite version of the character is the pre-Crisis Superman of the Silver & Bronze Ages as interpreted by Modern Age navel-gazers like Grant Morrison.
Suffice it to say, any interest I ever had in reading the comic version of the story is now stone-cold dead. One of the best takes on Superman my ass.
5.6/10
Nooooo!! Don't judge All Star Superman from the crappy animated version! The comic is way better than the movie. Please give the comic a chance, you may find that you like it.
Or you may not.
But you'll never know until you give it a chance.
Double Standards!
I absolutely loved it. Terrific stuff.
ray_afraid said:
Lord Haseo said:
I see your point except for removing Anakin's sith eyes in ROTS. His deeds in ROTS were truly evil.....I mean he slaughtered children.....Ady should keep them from Anakin seeing as the fact that he slaughtered a room full of children.
People slaughter children everyday and nobody's eyes tun yellow. It's a lame device.
That was... dark...
Jaitea said:
Bingowings said:
Here's fun...
Bill Hartnell looks like Laurence Ollivier there
J
And Colin Baker bears a striking resemblance to Michael York!
It's been five days since this thread was posted in. I am declaring this project abandoned!! TV's Frink must release his work whether the collars are fixed or nit!!!
Mars?
NeverarGreat said:
It could have worked - if Khan's second in command was revived instead of Khan. He looks a lot like Cumberbatch!
JEDIT: Now I'm retconning STID to actually star this guy, who only pretends to be Khan after the suits at Starfleet unfreeze the wrong guy. He plays along because he wishes to avoid being put back into hibernation, and soon comes to enjoy impersonating his hero so much that he begins to think that he is indeed Khan.
This is actually what I wished had happened too.
I actually kinda like celery... :P
SilverWook said:
TV's Frink said:
SilverWook said:
Seems to work. Not familiar with the song you've used.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYc0GRLu274
Okay, I get it now. :)
I like the RIP screens idea. Glad I'm not the only one who thinks Ki Adi Mundi looks like he's from Remluak.
How about "sexy blue Jedi lady"? ;)
Whoa, whoa, whoa!! That's giving her WAY too much characterisation! Are you crazy!?
I mean, yeah, sure. We could call her that. It's all up to frink though.
Besides, the really important thing is getting THE GREATEST CHILD ACTOR EVER correct.
How about when order 66 (or whatever it's going to be called) rolls around, you have a little tribute screen for each of the characters after they die. Sort of like these:
What do you think?
"Their nomad friend"
UGH.
*cringes*
I don't particularly like the story of the flood, or anything else in the bible for that matter (and I certainly don't believe in any of it) but I feel that it was told a lot better, and with far more artistic merit, in Testament: The Bible in Animation (made by the same studio that made Shakespeare: The Animated Tales)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfAgfWdImsE
Plus this uses my favourite animation method, paint on glass.
TV's Frink said:
How about a crunch noise when the thingy falls on Obi-wan's legs, implying they were smooshed. Then later he's completely back to normal (because he took a nap or something.)
Or is that a little dark?
I hate his guts.
An adaptation of Superman: Birthright in place of that lameass Man of Steel movie
Davnes007 said:
There's a King James' version of the Sega Genesis?
"Today's reading comes from The Book of Genesis... or as it's known outside the USA, The Book of Megadrive. As written by our prophets, Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins."
I Don't Care sung by Eva Tanguay
and
Get Lucky by Daft Punk
Dang it!
...
There, fixed.
Am also staying on topic.
