Official Star Wars Thread
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I saw it, and I think it looks fake too.
Much too crowded and more photo-influenced than "drawn" looking, which was what made the other posters really cool.
Much too crowded and more photo-influenced than "drawn" looking, which was what made the other posters really cool.
You can’t just have your characters announce how they feel! That makes me feel angry!
OFFICIAL STAR WARS THREAD (combined)
MESSAGE FROM BEN:
In the interests of providing an outlet for everyone to post their Star Wars news (and for us mods to keep the forums as clean as we can!), we have started this thread.
Below you'll be able to read the archives on the upcoming Star Wars: Episode III release.
PLEASE POST STAR WARS TOPICS HERE. THANKS
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According to the Digital Bits,
20th Century Fox is re-issuing the Star Wars Episodes I & II DVDs on 3/22 to coincide with the release of Cartoon Network's Star Wars: Clone Wars, Season 1 DVD.
As some may recall, the Episode I & II DVDs originally went on moratorium (English translation: "out of print") at the end of 2003 (translation: December 31st, 2003).
The re-issues are the same DVDs most of us have in one of two flavors --
anamorphic widescreen for movie fans (hopefully at least 90% of the people that come to these boards),
AND
fullscreen/pan&screen/re-edited for hicks and rednecks who can't understand the concept of widescreen and those "dang black bars" ==> 75% of the Wal-Mart shoppers...
In the interests of providing an outlet for everyone to post their Star Wars news (and for us mods to keep the forums as clean as we can!), we have started this thread.
Below you'll be able to read the archives on the upcoming Star Wars: Episode III release.
PLEASE POST STAR WARS TOPICS HERE. THANKS

_____________________________________________________________
According to the Digital Bits,
20th Century Fox is re-issuing the Star Wars Episodes I & II DVDs on 3/22 to coincide with the release of Cartoon Network's Star Wars: Clone Wars, Season 1 DVD.
As some may recall, the Episode I & II DVDs originally went on moratorium (English translation: "out of print") at the end of 2003 (translation: December 31st, 2003).
The re-issues are the same DVDs most of us have in one of two flavors --
anamorphic widescreen for movie fans (hopefully at least 90% of the people that come to these boards),
AND
fullscreen/pan&screen/re-edited for hicks and rednecks who can't understand the concept of widescreen and those "dang black bars" ==> 75% of the Wal-Mart shoppers...
Star Wars: Episode III -- A Lost Hope parody (LINK FIXED)
There's no mention on this site of THE best Star Wars parody in ages?!?!?!?!?!?
It's here at http://www.sequentialpictures.com/
or here for direct download options -- http://www.sequentialpictures.com/movie ... sode3.html
"Star Wars - Episode 3: A Lost Hope" is in Quicktime format and sized for your computer's convenience.
The parody's been up for at least a week or two. I first read about it at Animation Nation and then rediscovered the link to the main host site at Film Threat's website.
Seriously, this is the best Star Wars spoof since "Troops." It might ultimately be as inspiring and memorable as THE grand-daddy of Star Wars spoofs, "Hardware Wars."
(Hardware Wars is available on DVD in its original unadulterated form and on VHS in a special DEFECTED edition. Being a geek about this, I naturally have BOTH the DVD and VHS versions!)
It's REAL addicting and I bet after some of you guys download it, you'll watch it at least 3-4 times like I have over the past 3 days.
It just hits real close to the bone and goes to the guts of what's WRONG about the new Star Wars movies. Anakin really, really doesn't come off too well here!
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SPOILER alert:
The reason Obi-Wan is seen chugging a lot in the parody has to do with reports of Ewan McGregor's tremendous alcohol capacity.
The guy IS a Scot, after all!
It's here at http://www.sequentialpictures.com/
or here for direct download options -- http://www.sequentialpictures.com/movie ... sode3.html
"Star Wars - Episode 3: A Lost Hope" is in Quicktime format and sized for your computer's convenience.
The parody's been up for at least a week or two. I first read about it at Animation Nation and then rediscovered the link to the main host site at Film Threat's website.
Seriously, this is the best Star Wars spoof since "Troops." It might ultimately be as inspiring and memorable as THE grand-daddy of Star Wars spoofs, "Hardware Wars."
(Hardware Wars is available on DVD in its original unadulterated form and on VHS in a special DEFECTED edition. Being a geek about this, I naturally have BOTH the DVD and VHS versions!)
It's REAL addicting and I bet after some of you guys download it, you'll watch it at least 3-4 times like I have over the past 3 days.
It just hits real close to the bone and goes to the guts of what's WRONG about the new Star Wars movies. Anakin really, really doesn't come off too well here!

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SPOILER alert:
The reason Obi-Wan is seen chugging a lot in the parody has to do with reports of Ewan McGregor's tremendous alcohol capacity.
The guy IS a Scot, after all!

Last edited by GeorgeC on February 12th, 2005, 12:39 am, edited 3 times in total.
I just loved the way the guy playing Anakin said, "Ass!"
He played it to the hilt... Really hit home with how badly Anakin was played in Episode II. Jake Llloyd's pre-pubescent "Annie" portrayal was ALMOST better than teen Anakin's!
The other thing I never expected was hearing the word, "Preggers."
Classic!
I definitely think this is the next classic SW spoof. It's definitely in the running behind Troops and Hardware Wars and much better than 99.9% of the films that have been submitted for the official Star Wars fan film awards at AtomFilms for the past few years.
You KNOW Lucas would never have chosen this spoof as best in show had it been submitted for the fan films prize. He has an unerring knack for choosing the blandest, worst fan films for grand prize.
He played it to the hilt... Really hit home with how badly Anakin was played in Episode II. Jake Llloyd's pre-pubescent "Annie" portrayal was ALMOST better than teen Anakin's!
The other thing I never expected was hearing the word, "Preggers."
Classic!
I definitely think this is the next classic SW spoof. It's definitely in the running behind Troops and Hardware Wars and much better than 99.9% of the films that have been submitted for the official Star Wars fan film awards at AtomFilms for the past few years.
You KNOW Lucas would never have chosen this spoof as best in show had it been submitted for the fan films prize. He has an unerring knack for choosing the blandest, worst fan films for grand prize.
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