Hmmm, yeah, I can see that. I think I’ll give it a go!
But listen to that dude play dark World and Seven Maidens! I’d love if his tracks could be hacked in.
I know ZREO is popular, but I don’t care much for what I’ve heard.
A Link to the Past music on multi-tracked cellos by youtuber CelloBassett
Anybody with even a passing interest in Zelda and music should check these out!
Dark World
Hyrule Castle
Ancient Ruins
Seal of the Seven Maidens
Prince of Darkness
Zelda’s Lullaby (cello & guitar)
I’d love to be able to play the game with this guy doing the entire soundtrack.
It’s just perfect.
JEDIT- here’s some more Zelda music from him!
Song of Healing (Majora’s Mask)
Kass’ Theme (Breath of the Wild)
Zelda’s Lullaby (cello & guitar)
What happened to Mike Verta
I’m afraid Disney saw that Legacy was so much better than anything they were willing to do that they took it from him, had him shot, and burned the print.
But this is a problem with the PT, not the OT.
The PT dropped the ball on what was already established.
And it still makes more sense for him to appear as a perfect form of the good man he died as rather than the horrible, rotten kid he used to be.
Best argument for Shaw being there is that WE JUST SAW HIM DIE.
The Shaw we saw die and the one who appears as a ghost look very different.
Once again, if you think his ghost should have been scarred, then Obi-Wan’s ghost should be missing his lower half.
It’s clearly the same man.The difference is that Obi-Wan wasn’t cut down until he died. Shaw’s ghost is appearing as someone who never existed.
I get it. You like the horrible PT films. It’s just easier for me to say he never looked like Hayden because that character never existed for me.
It’s still backwards thinking though. The PT kool-aid has poisoned your mind.
I wish this
was a real album.
Yes! I’ve wanted to get a good screen shot of that, print it out and make my own vinyl sleeve for a long time.
I think It would be more funny to just use the audio from the Ubu promo.
I just say…actually nope. I gave my reason here.
Having Hayden appear IMO makes Anakins redemption less meaningful and deceptive. It almost pushes the idea that had he survived we are to think he will just return to the whiny young Jedi he was years ago which I think most of us will agree wouldnt be the case. IMO the redemption is more about a man turning his back on evil for good than simply reverting to who he had been many years before. The spirit Luke sees is the redeemed man who saved his life, not the whiny arrogant Jedi who would ultimately turn his back on good.
I agree. Plus, the whole point of Vader’s redemption is/was the fact that Luke saw potential there. Obi Wan had written Anakin off entirely, going so far as to declare Anakin dead by Vader’s hand (so to speak) and inferring that Luke’s only choice was to kill Vader. Luke refused to buy into this alleged separation between Vader and Anakin. Luke turned out to be right. There was ‘good in him’. Hence Shaw being the logical ghost.
Yep.
The bigger problem for me is the fact that Luke became a Jedi by throwing his weapon away and refusing to kill the bad guys - even as his friends were being slaughtered outside. Yet Darth somehow gets to Jedi heaven by killing the bad guy? Jedi ethics give me a headache…
Vader did it to save his son, not to “kill the bad guy”. There’s a big difference there.
Best argument for Shaw being there is that WE JUST SAW HIM DIE.
The Shaw we saw die and the one who appears as a ghost look very different.
Once again, if you think his ghost should have been scarred, then Obi-Wan’s ghost should be missing his lower half.
It’s clearly the same man.
Yer a talented sumbitch, ain’t ya?
Good stuff man!
[as not to clutter Frinks ARH thread]
SilverWook said:
Kind of sad he [Red Leader] probably only dented the DS a little.
If his missed torpedoes caused the inside damage we see, I’m sure his entire X-Wing did more than leave a burn on the surface.
You’re too hard on yourself.
You like Frank Sinatra and Star Wars. That’s cool enough for me!
Red Leader always seemed a little too happy about his impending death…
https://youtu.be/P6WD7B_I_9c
Off topic for this thread, but I’ve always loved that! Kamikaze, baby! Kill 'em all!
I knew that would be sit Ubu sit before I even clicked on it.
yes.
It just seemed like a pretty clear post to me.
Well that clears things up. I’m sure Warb appreciates.
I knew Warbler was joking, but I can see the confusion.
Having said that, I think Warb would be very funny to be around in real life!
When Obi-Wan’s voice says “Run Luke, run!” I’ve always thought it would be great to follow it with “Good dog” and a bark a la this old production bump.
Best argument for Shaw being there is that WE JUST SAW HIM DIE.
In the planning to take out the Starkiller scene, doesn’t Han even say something about how they’ve done this twice already?
Also, even though TFA wasn’t my cup o’ tea, I agree that it felt like Star Wars. The new cast was good enough that I’ll buy a ticket for the next one.
Sure, but, like in most good movies, there are reasons given even if they are a bit of a stretch.
Or maybe we should stop picking on the PT because ALL the Star Wars movies are dumb. 😉
I wish I could help this project, but all I can offer is cheerleading.
This is probably my favorite Bond film.
At some point (especially in the hanger right before they escaped), sure. But I seriously doubt it [troops missing on purpose as to track them to the rebel base] was happening from the second they landed on the Death Star. That strains credibility by quite a bit.
No, not right away. But as soon as they bust the Princess out, I’d say the plan was made and orders given. The only scuffle before that is when Luke n’ Han are dressed as troops and take em by surprise.
Surprise that somehow lasted 10 minutes
That scene last 15 seconds.
The answer, as in most movies, is that the faceless enemy can be shot while the heroes can’t otherwise the movie would just come to a screeching halt. It’s nothing more than the mechanics of making a movie like this.
Sure, but, like in most good movies, there are reasons given even if they are a bit of a stretch.
The Man Who Laughs is still the best Joker to appear on screen.
