- Post
- #503723
- Topic
- Worst Edit Ideas
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- https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/503723/action/topic#503723
- Time
If better and worse are opposite directions on a line, you're going off on a different direction.
If better and worse are opposite directions on a line, you're going off on a different direction.
Do believe this may help push you towards his Thrawn Trilogy, huh?
Tobar is, indeed, the voice of reason.
And theprequelsrule has made some of the greatest posts ever to grace these boards.
And that "indeed" in my first sentence was pretentious and superfluous.
I do hope he comes back.
Oldfan said:
the company he chose, out of several different 3D companies, is the one who did the conversion for Clash of the Titans
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I did not know this. I am a whole lot less optimistic now.
Okay okay, but what do we think could maybe possibly be doable with a lot of effort and existing footage? This is the Fan Edit forum after all.
Wow, non-white people on Hoth!
And Ady, I'm really sorry to hear all that :( Don't even consider thinking about pondering the possibility of working on anything.
I think it would be a great redemption for Tatooine in general, and for the Tuskens as well.
But rotoscoping everything and everyone but the main characters so that they join a Jawa tribe...seems...difficult.
That and Tatooine isn't remote or unpopulated enough for a Giant Construction Project In The Sky to go unnoticed.
Jawas and Sandpeople instead of Ewoks? Sign me up.
Right, and that could briefly be told in the opening crawl. "After tracking the vile gangster, JABBA THE HUTT, to the remote world of [MADE UP NAME]..."
That's a pretty good idea... Heck, with some good rotoscoping, you could do better than to just shift the sand color.
I have no idea if it's feasible, audio/video-wise, but that interchange could be shortened to
HAN: I think my eyes are getting better. Instead of a big dark blur, I see a big light blur.
LUKE: There's nothing to see.
HAN: Convenient.
That does leave the "I'll meet you at the rendezvous point on Tatooine." line a little strange, but not unsalvageable.
Someone who knows Ming: Ask him to put them on a more public site. flickr or imgur come to mind.
CP3S said:
The Return of the King isn't monstrously long now... well, it was monstrously long to start with, but not more so now unless you choose the option of purchasing the longer extended edition of the film. The EE was made for extreme fans of the films who want to pay extra to get a bloated experience.
To be fair, TTT:EE is a better film in its extended form.
doubleofive said:
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No, he's quoting the facebook-provided error message.
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Yeah, but they would work.
I have a sneaking suspicion you'll hate it, but I look forward to it.
doubleKO said:
The fact is that George is a racist and sub-consciously injected his prejudices into Leia's character, which it is why it is ambigous. It is not a statement but a fuzzy reflection.
and we wonder why people this site is a little bonkers...
Bingowings said:
Oh and please make Artoo make his 'I am sad' sound when his friend is scheduled for a lobotomy instead of laughing his nuts off.
I think you overstate the situation. His personality will remain unchanged.
Also, Artoo consistently has a child-like personality.
This is how you celebrate my birthday?
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For better or worse DJ, not everyone sees it that way. Probably something about not wanting to clutter the site with too many categories, setting a precedent, etc.
TV's Frink said:
You are making the rules here, not me.
Excellent.
Ah but those were a gift, considered an antique, no? Conveniently, they were pretty old when he sold them in the 80s in IV.
Well we are a bunch of jerkoffs.
And no, no one wears glasses. It's the long-time-ago-far-away-future, which is a kind of future, and no one wears glasses in the future.
Perhaps they are made not to suffer. They are most existentially fulfilled in servitude.