Tobar said:
There are rumors that Ardnt is actually secretly working on the script for VIII now.
That would make a lot of sense.
Ryan McAvoy said:
Am I hallucinating or did DuracellEnergizer just post that? ^^
No it really happened and wowie zowie if we had a dearth of women on here already...
SilverWook said:
I think Voyager set a record for the number of times we saw the crew die!
Are you sure?
Tack said:
I'm betting it'll be There and Back Again. Just a guess.
Totally wrong studio & distributor.
Plus, that film is now titled Battle of the Five Armies.
pittrek said:
It just looks like The Hobbit @48fps.
...but that's a framerate issue.
Tyrphanax said:
TheBoost said:
Tobar said:
The decision in regards to the EU was purely an internal one and Disney had no part in it.
Stop defending Di$ney.
Thank God we can still put dollar signs in these words!
Yeah. I used to love Disney, but thanks to people putting dollar signs in words, my opinion really changed. There's nothing like a revolutionary and creative act of rebellion to force people to rethink their views. What a great idea.
/s
DominicCobb said:
JUST SO YOU GUYS KNOW HERE'S THE OFFICIAL CAST LIST:
http://starwars.com/news/star-wars-episode-7-cast-announced.html
AND HERE'S THE THREAD FOR IT
http://originaltrilogy.com/forum/topic.cfm/Episode-VII-Cast-List-Announced/topic/16594/
No Billy Dee Williams??
And yet Mayhew's in, despite being in a wheelchair. I don't understand how that will work. Did he get those knee replacements? Can he still play Chewie?
I guess they'll have Baker show up for a day or two, squeeze into the can, rotate the lid, shake a little bit, and then remote-control the rest, like the prequels. Please let me know if that's an inaccurate description of his involvement with the prequels.
Of the new folk, the only name I know is Serkis. Guess I need to read about these people.
The solution for Wookieepedia is not that difficult, as Star Trek's Memory Alpha already crossed this bridge. There's a separate wiki, called Memory Beta, for non/lesser-canon (ie all books, comics, etc).
doubleofive said:
timdiggerm said:
What would you say you do here?Well look, I already told you! I deal with the goddamn forum members so the fan editor doesn't have to!
Sorry, sorry! I didn't want to jump to any conclusions!
doubleofive said:
As part of the production team, you'd think we're constantly feeding him "obscure" fixes, but he finds & fixes all these on his own.
What would you say you do here?
Fang Zei said:
I dunno, I think they should at least try to fit Episode 7 in the "old" continuity. I don't see any scenario as "too constraining" for the filmmakers. If anything, having parameters in which to work might actually breed creativity more than a blank slate would.
Chewie's dead in the old continuity. That's pretty constraining.
They did exactly the right thing.
And the "Legends" banner is a great way to do it.
DrCrowTStarwars said:
Rollercoaster Tycoon
Was this actually sold? You can just get the wavs from the game folder.
Why don't we put a search box in the corner that just does that?
TV's Frink said:
I hope everyone has a beard. Even the women and children.
STAR
WARSEPISODE VII
THE FACIAL FOLLICLES OF INFINITY
Many years have passed since
the fall of the EMPIRE, and a
NEW REPUBLIC now flourishes,
with justice and freedom for all.But a new threat has risen on the
trading world of CORELLIA, in the
form of a terrible PLAGUE. Its
spread is rapid, leaving citizens
with BIG BUSHY BEARDS.The NEW JEDI ORDER led by
LUKE SKYWALKER now seeks the
source of this whiskery menace,
so that chins may be clean again...
EDIT: I did it too!
Now there are...
Will Ady be fixing the undersized Falcon exterior?
Now there are three of them?
Lord Haseo said:
Bobocop said:
If Lucas was going to nitpick the framing of shots 17 years later, maybe he shouldn't have hired a director and just done it himself to begin with. That's disrespectful to Kershner's original vision of the film HE directed.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
Only a Sith deals in absolutes.
pablumatic said:
The new protagonist ship looks like another take on the Millennium Falcon like the Outrider from Shadows of the Empire.
It really looks like the Otana from X-Wing:Alliance
SilverWook said:
I'm guessing this photo is recent?
http://i.imgur.com/um6ijro.jpg
Note the chair on the right...
What, the chair that says "CAST"?
Mithrandir said:
I guess it's allright as long as you fear this stormtrooper.
I actually see what you mean here.
Or even if you don't see how obvious the scale issues are in this image
No, that seems fine to me?
Even here, while a classic angle from the movies, it's completely unjustified for a 3d animation series. I can understand there were issues with the perspective back in the 80's that made them force it in order to have an easier composition, but it's not the case today, and it's completely wrong to still have the TIE fighters be so big next to a cruiser.
Given that, once animated, it'll be in motion, I don't understand your issue here.
World Eater said:
Ryan McAvoy said:
Damn those last few screenshots make me so mad!
It isn't just the cropping, it's the messing with Kershner's perfectly composed shots. When there is a shot of Lando mucking about with some Falcon panels, why would you crop out half the panels?
(ESB:R recolouring looks gorgeous btw)
I completely agree - every frame of this film is masterful composition. Breaking the 4th wall? I completely disagree - it's the inside border of the cockpit (?!), and with the composition intact, it in fact feels more cramped than the cropped shot, because uncropped we can better see the round shape of the cockpit. Oh, and it should go without saying that this is MY OPINION...
Yes, we're discussing each other's opinions. I hope you don't think "opinion" means we can't criticize it.
Also I agree.
Mithrandir said:
Really, prefer the edgy style of TCW to this childish lego-like curves they've put to every ship and design
Could you show us, with screencaps, these childish curves?
