Yeah, it's a problem of the arms bending inward in one shot, and outward in another.
:(
Ryan McAvoy said:
timdiggerm said:
Ryan McAvoy said:
Obi-Wan ("No blasters! No blasters")
Obi-wan:
Sigh... yes I know who said that line. And it certainly wasn't that actor ^
Touche
Ryan McAvoy said:
Obi-Wan ("No blasters! No blasters")
Obi-wan: 
doubleofive said:
As far as you know.Hey, it's me. said:
I don't think you can really describe robots as slaves. They were built for their specific duty. They weren't kidnapped from a planet where robots of all kinds roam free and do as they wish and forced into a life of servitude. :-D
Good point, 005. A natural origin for most droids would help explain 3P0's line in AOTC:
"Droids making droids?! How perverse!"
doubleofive said:
So it came from Zahn, I believe.
Crap now we all have to like it. Even Anchorhead.
TV's Frink said:
Did anyone notice the transgender (?) officer (?) on the bridge?
You're either thinking that cyborgs are transgender, only transgender people look like women but shave their heads, or are talking about someone I missed.
Hey, it's me. said:
Puggo - Jar Jar's Yoda said:
Ronster said:
I love the originals with Christopher reeves but ...
Reeves' version the "original"?? Man that makes me feel old. I still consider it the recent remake.
For the life of me I can not remember any Superman films before the Reeves versions Puggo?? And I ain't no spring chicken! :-D
I just knew Wikipedia would have an article titled Superman in film
I guess Puggo is thinking of "Superman and the Mole-men", or the serials?
Ah model making. The #1 hobby I don't have that I sometimes think "maybe...."
greenpenguino said:
TREKBBS
Oh gosh how long has that been around?
Yeah why haven't they known them yet?
TV's Frink said:
And, I should point out, gay people were around in those simpler times as well.
Technically debatable, as what you and I call "gay" as an identity is a very modern, western concept,
but the point stands that people's sexualities have been all over the place forever.
But seriously, hi!
Bingowings said:
Hi.
Oh god I couldn't dare to read it. How was it?
Weeelll tablets are pretty hi-res these days. You might actually be looking at 720?
If anyone wants good music for that elevator scene in AOTC...
Oh. Well in that case, it's great.
bkev said:
My friends and I know of Vic Mignogna through his other work as a voice actor. While he's talented, he's known to be a tad bit arrogant. So, with that in mind, we watched it together and critiqued his. EVERY. move. It's pretty clearly a vanity project; look at how Kirk always gets the last word.
Very good point, and sad to hear.
I gotta say, I really enjoyed Star Trek Continues E01. The acting and lighting were decent, unlike New Voyages/Phase Two. The story was actually pretty great and engaging, which surprised me (another common fan production problem). They did some of the same stupid stuff that fan productions always do (using TOS actors, using Uhura's first name), but despite that it turned out okay.
And I rather liked Bones.
What's the source for this recording?
And why does the percussion section throughout make me think of 1960s movies/TV?
EDIT: This might remind me more of the music for games like Wii Sports or its sequel on that island.
Tobar said:
Red Letter Media has released their latest Half in the Bag about Into Darkness.
As much as I did enjoy the film, that review sure did make a lot of sense.
Erikstormtrooper said:
SilverWook said:
With the rumors circulating about Enterprise getting revived ala Arrested Development...
WHOA! Don't scare me like that.
1. Pretty sure this was nothing more than some fan saying "Wouldn't it be great?!" instead of anything actually substantive or realistic.
2. Oh calm down Enterprise was good.
There should be some way for older members of the forum to approve new thread ideas for actual creation of new threads.
The monkey-men are so bad. Otherwise, fine.
TV's Frink said:
She looks like someone famous but I can't quite put my finger on it. Jeff's wife on Curb Your Enthusiasm?
Yeah there's some resemblance there.
And Warbler, what a reply.