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Star Wars, later retitled Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope,[7][8] is a 1977 American epic space opera[9][10] film written and directed by George Lucas. The first installment in the original Star Wars trilogy, it stars Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Peter Cushing, and Alec Guinness. David Prowse, James Earl Jones, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker and Peter Mayhew co-star in supporting roles.

Dek Rollins said:

Cowboy Bebop

Isn’t that a Ninja Turtles’ villain?

Why would anyone have strong opinions about music videos at all? If you don’t like it, stop watching, it’s not like you paid to watch it.

Lord Haseo said:

suspiciouscoffee said:

Lord Haseo said:

Would someone, literally anyone, attempting to fool people into seeing midichlorians as a cool concept count as apologizing?

Yes.

Personally I think James was trying to make the best out of the poor material he was given rather than trying to purposefully deceive people into thinking the idea was good in it’s original form. But that’s just me.

I’ve never read any PT era EU books, so I don’t actually know what Luceno did. However, he should’ve known that any attempt to make meaty-chlorines a “cool concept” is futile.

Hey now…

Lord Haseo said:

Would someone, literally anyone, attempting to fool people into seeing midichlorians as a cool concept count as apologizing?

Yes.

Jeebus said:

If you’re talking about Pablo Hidalgo’s 14 part tweet, it didn’t read like prequel apologetics to me, just clarification.

I felt the same way until he brought up the midi-chlorians and later defended Yoda’s lightsaber.

This is not, btw, intended as a personal attack on Hidalgo. He seems like a decent enough guy.

SilverWook said:

It’s… kind of like a drug fueled session of Dungeons and Dragons

Like this?

Are the members of the Lucasfilm Story Group (Hidalgo in particular) contractually obligated to defend the PT on Twitter with unprovoked, seemingly random, lengthy chains of tweets?

Young Frankenstein - 8/10

The video’s getting pretty popular online. My brother (a non-Trekkie and fan of that guy’s videos) told me about it and told me to watch it… and eventually told me to calm down when it sent me into a lengthy, angry rant. “It’s just a theory man, why are you so mad?”

EDIT: well, it was getting popular. Seems like fewer and fewer tweets now are saying “I liked a YouTube video…” when I search Star Trek. I’m glad it’s dying quickly.

I found it; the dumbest Trek-related YouTube video ever.

I wish they’d do the reverse and make a retro-style TFA game (as in Super The Force Awakens or something).

generalfrevious said:

CHEWBAKAspelledwrong said:

generalfrevious said:

TFA might be a better film than ROTJ, but my cognitive bias will deny that fact. Maybe Episode VIII will be better than both films, Episode IX definitely not.

How could you possibly already be making a judgment on IX lol

Have you seen Jurassic World? Disney hired Trevorrow not because of talent, but money.

I didn’t think Jurassic World was that bad. Not good, mind you, but to preemptively dislike a film he’s directing just because he made a sub-par Jurassic Park movie (aka any JP movie after the first) is silly.

SilverWook said:

NeverarGreat said:

TV’s Frink said:

NeverarGreat said:

ray_afraid said:

TV’s Frink said:

I just meant you can shoot someone in the head and it’s PG-13, but show a penis for one second and it’s NC-17.

You can simulate shooting someone in the head. It isn’t real. The penis is.
Not saying I agree with the ratings boards, but I don’t like the idea that simulated violence = the real thing.

jedit- THE PENIS IS REAL! NEVER FORGET!

Watchmen is R for (among other things) nudity, yet much of the nudity is CGI.

What?

I’ve never seen Watchmen. Why is there CGI nudity?

Dr Manhattan in his blue energy form is completely nude for a few scenes.

I believe he’s naked in the comics too?

That’s true, but the genitals are shown far less often in the comics IIRC (maybe two or three times total in the whole series).

I watched Blade Runner one night and my parents decided that they wanted to watch too. They didn’t even flinch at any of the shooting, or eyeball-crushing, or any of the other violence, but that one second of a woman’s breasts made them panic until well after the scene was over.

The Man Trap

Original air date
September 8, 1966

Happy 50th!

O, okay lol.

BrightestDayFan is still around? And on YouTube? And he found you?

If what I read online is true and Hartnell broke the 4th wall to wish the audience a happy Christmas, then I really wish Dalek’s Master Plan would show up someday. It’s nigh impossible for hardly any lost episodes to ever be found though, yes?

More red eyes!

NeverarGreat said:

I really want to see the Star Wars movie that corresponds to that last poster.

Episode VIII: Starkillers Strike

MalàStrana said:

TV’s Frink said:

MalàStrana said:

I like the first one but I don’t get the second one.

Nice try but no longer relevant.

“Post revisionism” on this site puzzles me.

Go start a preservation thread, then. “Preserve the accidental second post of a meme from suspiciouscoffee!”

Often I’ll buy a Blu Ray and then soon after I get it, it pops up on Netflix. When I got the BTTF set, all three films showed up that same week. The discs include the BTTF: The Ride video as a bonus feature though, so it was worth it.