unkbob

User Group: Members
Join date: 9-Jul-2005
Last activity: 17-Nov-2006
Posts: 4

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Post: #256827
Topic: "March of the Supergeeks" (cosplayers on parade)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/256827/action/topic#256827
Time: 15-Nov-2006 1:34 AM

Ya, the magic of paper! I taught George Lucas everything he knows. All the special fx in Revenge of the Sith were done with origami. And I hear the PS3 will come with a ream of A4. It's all very exciting.

Post: #256821
Topic: "March of the Supergeeks" (cosplayers on parade)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/256821/action/topic#256821
Time: 15-Nov-2006 12:26 AM

Hi! Wow, you already saw the vid? What are the chances of that?! Glad you liked it!

I joined this forum when I was working on our last comic, which was mostly a piss-take of Star Wars / Lucas. I've mostly been lurking though.

Anyhow, ever heard of a movie called March of the Penguins, narrated by Morgan Freeman? I ripped the sound off that for the youtube vid. Bit of editing and hey presto. But shhhh, don't tell anyone else the guy with the paper stuck on his head is not the real Mr Freeman

Rob

Post: #256792
Topic: "March of the Supergeeks" (cosplayers on parade)
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/256792/action/topic#256792
Time: 14-Nov-2006 6:58 PM

Hi guys

I was at the London MCM Expo a couple of weeks back, and the cosplayers were in full force. So I made a vid, and got my good friend Morgan Freeman to narrate.

There's even a little vader in there somewhere, bless 'im.

So here is "March of the Supergeeks":

http://www.tozzer.com/report/mcm10-06.jpg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhrRjQxkDIU

Hope ya like!

Rob

www.tozzer.com

Post: #122167
Topic: funniest Star Wars parody films
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/122167/action/topic#122167
Time: 10-Jul-2005 1:15 PM

How about Star Wars parody comics? Coz guess what - I write one.

Well, Tozzer is not so much "star wars parody" as "everything parody", but in Tozzer 2, George Lucas sure does get a satirical pummeling. I'm a huge believer in the integrity of the original SW trilogy, and I make that quite clear in the comic, but, ya know, in a funny way.

I never saw Thumb Wars, but it looked intriguing. Worth tracking down?

Rob