Saw Nice Guys with Russell Crowe & Ryan Gosling. A decent buddy detective comedy. Shane Black did a good job with the story until the 3rd act climax where he made Ryan Gosling’s character immortal for no reason at all.
Maybe it hurts more when a Sith gets hit with his own lightning? Will never know since Yoda didn’t knock Dooku’s lightning back into him.
Interesting. Isn’t this more of a fan edit than a preservation?
Big ups to Team Blu, then!
Bmadden, check the post directly above yours.
Locust Abortion Technician.
Poe Dameron would have looked awesome in a sleeveless shirt and a headband.
Irvin Kershner, how could you?
Really looking forward to this. Awesome collection, dark_jedi!
And check to see if the software is set to add a border or print borderless.
Nice job. The Leia facepalm is especially appropriate.
I remember the biggest line to get in I’d ever seen at that point.
Also, during the movie, I was in WTF mode for the first fifteen/twenty minutes, thinking the droids were the stars of the film.
The Starkiller Base superweapon. I don’t know how they managed to screw it up so badly. It shows up out of thin air while Hux talks about it as if everyone knows what it is, destroys the capital of a government that we don’t have any reason to care about, and then gets destroyed. It feels like Starkiller was spliced in from another film.
I felt the same way about it looking like two different story lines spliced together. From the crawl and introduction of BB-8 the story pointed to being about getting to Luke. Starkiller just seemed like an afterthought or a decision by committee.
I agree, the first one has me curious how you’d do it.
As Obi-Wan is holding on for his life, Darth Maul towers above him and says, “Give it up Obi-Wan, I have the high ground!” Shia LeBouf appears behind Maul and screams, “Just Do It!!”
Then when Darth Maul is cut by Obi-Wan, the red mist sprays all over the camera in uncontrollable spurts. As Maul falls over and down the shaft, we see him split in two, then his arms fall off and his head rolls down the abyss.
My first inkling that something was wrong was winter of 1977. Everyone at my elementary school was dreaming of getting some sweet Star Wars toys. Instead, we spent $9.99 for a mail-away certificate, and months of waiting for some action figures. It was pretty cruel, getting us kids all excited for the toys, and then not having the toys available right away.
Which toy was it that you ordered? I remember ordering the Boba Fett with the spring action rocket and then finally, after 6-8 weeks of waiting, which is an eternity for a kid, finally getting it and the damn thing wasnt as advertised! Supposedly, “it was a choking hazard” and they discontinued it!! I got the stupid non-functioning version.
It was the 4-figure pack: Luke, Leia, Chewie and R2. Luke’s stow-away lightsaber was bent after a couple of play fights.
http://toyworth.com/browse/action/figure/star/wars/89/1977/Items/Early/Bird/Kit/Mail/Away.html
My first inkling that something was wrong was winter of 1977. Everyone at my elementary school was dreaming of getting some sweet Star Wars toys. Instead, we spent $9.99 for a mail-away certificate, and months of waiting for some action figures. It was pretty cruel, getting us kids all excited for the toys, and then not having the toys available right away.
The music in RotS during Order 66 is heartbreaking, but it lost impact because the Jedi we see killed were mostly lesser known characters I wasn’t invested in.
There were parts of the Obi-Wan vs. Anakin duel that did not impress. Visually it would have looked better if Anakin’s saber was either red or green.
And when they are standing close to one another and both just twirling their swords around each other very quickly.
Also, when Anakin is stuck on that huge machinery that’s going over the lava falls, and he does a Tarzan rope swing to safety.