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- Why Kill Padme?
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And I agree, the death scene was awesful and like the "love story" one of the worst performances I've ever seen on screen.
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Originally posted by: Bossk
Like Coffee and Hoichi, I could give a rat's ass about this box. I just want Sith 2-Disc on DVD. I was suddenly having this fear that LFL was only going to release Sith as part of this six discer and not on its own. I wouldn't put it past the Evil Empire.
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EW asks readers to answer our 'Sith' questions -- Asking you to give us some answers about 'Star Wars' by Whitney Pastorek
So the Sith finally got their Revenge, and besides scoring a record-breaking worldwide four-day gross of $304.2 million, they also left us scratching our heads. Sadly, the nice folks at Lucasfilm were too busy rolling around naked in piles of money to help end our confusion, so we turn to you, loyal EW readers. Hold us like you did by the lake on Naboo.
1 How does Episode III — Revenge of the Sith's Ewan McGregor morph into Episode IV — A New Hope's Sir Alec Guinness in just 19 years? (Also, Uncle Owen and Aunt Beru look like WB teens in Sith — they're old and cranky in Hope.) Is it Tatooine's desert climate? The two suns? Bad skin care?
2 It takes 19 years to build the first Death Star but just four to make the second fully operational. Did they use a better contractor, or did they just already know where everything went?
3 Are there no books to help Padmé better utilize her free time? Why all the staring into space and brushing her hair?
4 Why doesn't Obi-Wan recognize R2-D2 in A New Hope? And in the later trilogy, R2 appears to have lost the ability to catch things and leap friskily out of spaceships. Droid arthritis?
5 Why'd it take Chancellor Palpatine like 26 separate shout-outs to tell the stormtroopers to kill the Jedi? Couldn't Mister All-Powerful just set up a conference call?
6 In a world of Qui-Gons, Obi-Wans, and Anakins, where'd Padmé come up with. . .Luke? General Hospital?
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Originally posted by: yanksno1
I loved though how everything got rapped up and it felt like the OT. That Lucass did perfect. Overall, I really enjoyed the film and will see it again (when I'm not so tired). Need to take a nap when I get home from work tonight (going on almost 4 hours sleep).
Well, that's about one hour of sleep more than I got. And I will see it again. This will mark the first of the SW films I have seen more than once in theaters. At least that I recall.
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Jay wrote:
I think the best thing about ROTS is that it demonstrates there are gray areas in the Force; it's not as simple as light side/dark side. You'll see high-ranking Jedi performing questionable actions in the name of the greater good. You'll hear some characters question the motives of the Jedi, and it makes sense. You'll know that arrogance runs rampant on all sides. The deepest hurt is when two of our most beloved Jedi both admit failure.
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Originally posted by: Cable-X1
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2. Not a good feeling he'll be writing and directing the TV show. What kind of show doesn't have main characters?
Lucas didn't say that he was going to write or direct. All he said was that he was going to get it started and then he would hand it over to someone else to do while he moved on to other non-SW projects. I assume that he will at least write some of the stuff. He also mentioned that it would be like the Young Indy show. Whatever the hell that means is your guess and mine. As for the main characters...I don't know what he's going to do. The only other thing I've heard him say at these Q&A sessions is that there is a really good idea floating around right now that he thinks will work out great.
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Originally posted by: fusionaddict
JJ Abrams, the man who will forever be known to me as the man who made Lex Luthor Kryptonian, made Jor-El browbeat his son back to life, and who didn't make Krypton blow up.
Someone's been going to the Lucas School of Continuity.
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Now, the official decision has been handed down: REVENGE OF THE SITH is PG-13 for “sci-fi violence and some intense images.”
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Originally posted by: Warbler
Don't leave me out.