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Abrams lives and dies on his scripts. If the script is good, we'll get something as good as Star Trek 2009. If it's bad, we'll get Into Darkness.
JJ doesn't srike me as a guy with vision, but he's a technically competent director.
darklordoftech said:
- establish Plagueis's death as occuring before TPM
why?
the way Luceno had it unfold was great.
James Luceno and Mathew Stover
Looks absolutely amazing. My favorite film of all time has never looked better!
Most illuminating, Mr.Bolt
I think Hayden will appear in the flashbacks that show Luke between RoTJ and TFA.
Luke will talk with Anakin's ghost.
Stinky-Dinkins said:
your signature offends me
Darth Lucas said:
As for the Artoo problem, I've had success in little tests just in photoshop of simply going into hue and saturation and bringing down the saturation of the blues until you see the artifacts disappear. This removes the artifacts, gets artoo looking correct, and overall makes the image look alot better. This works because basically all they did to make artoo "consistent" is to to boost the blues in every shot that has artoo in it.
Great work. Not knocking your find at all, but it just goes to show how low effort the 2004 releases were.
towne32 said:
swagmasta69 said:
towne32 said:
swagmasta69 said:
^ This much is sufficient in your case. :P
my name is a post-post ironic critique on the idiocy of youth today.
I assumed so, given how over the top it is and your otherwise coherent writing. :)
Benefit of the doubt? I'm truly touched :')
towne32 said:
swagmasta69 said:
^ This much is sufficient in your case. :P
My name is a post-post ironic critique of the idiocy of today's youth.
TV's Frink said:
swagmasta69 said:
Anchorhead said: For the record; I've never seen him in anything, so I can't really speak to his chops. However, through the years I've seen a few clips of his work in the Star Wars films and a few other films.
He's good in Shattered Glass.
Then again, I think he's good in Star Wars, so take my opinion with a grain of salt.
Just one? I'm thinking eight billion makes more sense.
gud won dood
yo dudes quote this post
Anchorhead said: For the record; I've never seen him in anything, so I can't really speak to his chops. However, through the years I've seen a few clips of his work in the Star Wars films and a few other films.
He's good in Shattered Glass.
Then again, I think he's good in Star Wars, so take my opinion with a grain of sand.
'twas merely in jest
DuracellEnergizer said:
LuckyGungan2001 said:
I hated that Dooku fought Anakin in TCW. ROTS clearly implied that this was their first duel since AOTC.
Precisely why I LIKED that Dookie fought Analking in TCW.
downvoted
Swazzy said:
http://makingstarwars.net/2015/09/two-rumors-about-darth-vader-in-future-star-wars-films/
uh oh, looks like I may actually get my wish yet.
Ah, victory.
What if George was shown Mike Verta's version and that's why he had a change of heart?
towne32 said:
Are the crushed blacks being discussed in this specific example just in the shots of 3PO in the dark?
That's what I assumed, and why I said that I remember that scene looking exactly like that on VHS.
I'm cautiously optimistic, but lets not assume that just because it's unaltered that the color timing will be correct.
Imagine if they just edit out the changes from the current blu rays but keep their color timing.
I think it looks beyond amazing. Your team is great.
As for the crushed blacks, the blacks (hell, all the colors) look so much more like they looked when I used to watch the unaltered star wars on vhs that I don't mind at all.
This is a dream come true, for real.
ATMachine said:
Perhaps he means it in the German sense? "Ur-a-big-meanie"... i.e., a big meanie whose existence predates some other, younger, somewhat less big meanie.
You know, like the fish in the oceanic core of Naboo.
Ur always a bigger meanie
Max Landis walks among us. Be wary my friends.
DuracellEnergizer said:
Sorry, but I'm deadset against reading any novels set inside the PT era (or NJO or Legacy eras, for that matter). My policy is if a novel can't fit in my personal canon, I'm not going to devote time and effort towards reading it, regardless of how well written it is.
Besides, at this point, I'm pretty much done with reading anything from the old EU, too; once I'm through A. C. Crispin's Han Solo Trilogy and Zahn's last three novels, the only SW books I'll ever read are going to be the ones I've already read and taken a liking to. There's too many classic authors and novels out there waiting to be read, and I've put off reading them for Star Wars long enough.
Luke Skywalker and The Shadows of Mindor takes place before the thrawn trilogy and it's beyond amazing.
SilverWook said:
a long time ago.
wrong franchise mate
TV's Frink said:
swagmasta69 said:
TV's Frink said:
swagmasta69 said:
TFA is going to be focus grouped garbage, just like all modern blockbusters.
Wrong thread.
My thought was sufficiently random.
No, it wasn't.
You've missed the point of the thread completely. There are other threads where your "sufficiently random" post should have gone.
And, as was pointed out (but conveniently ignored), the fact that you love the prequels but hate a movie that isn't even out yet is mind-bogglingly hilarious.
ur a big meanie