Star Wars III:Revenge of the Sith
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Spoiler video clip
Cool lightsaber action
That's just from principle photography...wait until all the CG is added in post-production
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But not the midichlorians. Never the midichlorians.FearlessFreep said:
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True, so True!!!!Adept said:
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Sorry if this was posted already, but a friend of mine who works at ILM sent me the link and I thought I'd share. Funny!
http://www.sequentialpictures.com/
(Trailer parody)
http://www.sequentialpictures.com/
(Trailer parody)
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The New Theatrical Trailer will be officially unveiled tonight during the broadcast of "The OC", stay tuned!!! 
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It is now availible to veiw at www.starwars.comPalusut said:The New Theatrical Trailer will be officially unveiled tonight during the broadcast of "The OC", stay tuned!!!
Enjoy
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Cuz' there are all Englishdigitalronin said:
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It's becauce Mr. Lucas alienated his first loyal fans, us (I'm 33) for a newer, younger demograghic. His excuse is that we Gen-Xer's have simply outgrown his films. If that were true, I wouldn't find the first three so appealing to this day, decades later. I can still remember seeing all three prequils in the theatre like it was yesterday! What made Episode IV so great was that it appealed to not just kids, but adults as well. Great story telling, and character development does that. Now, it seems that it's all about special effects, and eye candy.Bottom line is, he dropped the ball, and I think he knows it. R.O.T.S. is supposed to be rated pg-13, and will probably have a more dark feel to it, as opposed to Jar Jar flatulence jokes, and other attempetd low brow kiddie humor.FearlessFreep said:
Also from millenniumfalcon.com and why I'm disgusted with George Lucas
According to Star Wars lore; Solo while smuggling discovered the operation he was delivering to had been using captured wookies for slave labor. Disgusted he decides to rescue them. Chewbacca was among the slaves. In the course of the escape Solo saves Chewie's life and thus the wookie was bound to Solo in a "life-debt" and the two became friends since.
So much for keeping to the original story line.
According to Star Wars lore; Solo while smuggling discovered the operation he was delivering to had been using captured wookies for slave labor. Disgusted he decides to rescue them. Chewbacca was among the slaves. In the course of the escape Solo saves Chewie's life and thus the wookie was bound to Solo in a "life-debt" and the two became friends since.
So much for keeping to the original story line.
Right! and because of the Dork remark it'll be MR GEEK to you Samantha! :supcool:OUMoose said:We are geeks.
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Looks like Lucas will be speaking and perhaps *gasp* screening some clips of Revenge of Sith at Star Wars Celebration III. My brother and I will be in line before 6am for the 8 am presentation.
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MACaver said:Also from millenniumfalcon.com and why I'm disgusted with George Lucas
According to Star Wars lore; Solo while smuggling discovered the operation he was delivering to had been using captured wookies for slave labor. Disgusted he decides to rescue them. Chewbacca was among the slaves. In the course of the escape Solo saves Chewie's life and thus the wookie was bound to Solo in a "life-debt" and the two became friends since.
Dewlanna, a wookie aboard the Trader's Luck, a ship Han found work on as a very young man, taught him the wookiee language. This is where Han gained his affinity for wookiees and his hatred of slavery--Dewlanna was a slave conscripted to the ship. Han accepted her as a mother-figure. Raised by Chewie! *scoff*
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I just got back from Star Wars Celebration III. Lucas revealed some interesting stuff; most importantly that a Star Wars live-action TV show will be produced in the relatively near future, taking place between episode 3 and 4. Rick McCullum said that there would be at least 100 hours of broadcast associated with that show. Apparently Lucas made his final decision at the show right before he went on; R.M. later told us he was as surprised as anyone, and he's the guy who'll be doing the show.
I saw a 8- or 9-minute montage of scenes from the new film (twice), from which a lot can be deduced--though the graphic novel of the movie is already out if you want to get a good idea of what the film will look like. All I can say is wow. This promises to be the best one yet. Lots and LOTS of action. The effects are incredible; the level of detail hyper-real. The fight scenes--Mace Windu vs. Emperor, Yoda vs. Emperor, Obi-wan vs. Anakin, Obi-wan vs. General Grievous, absolutely HUGE space battles--lead me to believe there's not going to be much sniveling dialogue or painful character development. That's been done, out of the way now, and it's time to rock and roll.
I saw a 8- or 9-minute montage of scenes from the new film (twice), from which a lot can be deduced--though the graphic novel of the movie is already out if you want to get a good idea of what the film will look like. All I can say is wow. This promises to be the best one yet. Lots and LOTS of action. The effects are incredible; the level of detail hyper-real. The fight scenes--Mace Windu vs. Emperor, Yoda vs. Emperor, Obi-wan vs. Anakin, Obi-wan vs. General Grievous, absolutely HUGE space battles--lead me to believe there's not going to be much sniveling dialogue or painful character development. That's been done, out of the way now, and it's time to rock and roll.
We're only an hour from Indy and my son wanted to go, but it didn't work out for us schedule-wise.
