Revenge of the Sith [R] comments

[Aerick]

Originally Posted by Czar Jake

Some of the dialogue was pretty bad, let's be honest. The worst was when they forced this line on Yoda: "Not if anything to say about it I have." ouch.

Are you kidding me? I loved that line! One of my favorite in the movie!

[SpiffCoug]

Originally Posted by Czar Jake

Some of the dialogue was pretty bad, let's be honest. The worst was when they forced this line on Yoda: "Not if anything to say about it I have." ouch.

Great that line was. Forced it may have been. But overall, excellent Yoda's performance was. Constantly call upon the Force, one cannot. When necessary only, the Force Yoda uses. When fighting he is not, the cane suffices. The second best Star Wars movie it is. Surpass Titanic, the Sith will!

[fuegote]

My favorite scene:

Padme (to Anikan): "I love you Annie."

Annikan: "No Padme, I so love you."

<fuegote vomits into his popcorn>

[SoccerPrime]

Originally Posted by SpiffCoug

Great that line was. Forced it may have been. But overall, excellent Yoda's performance was. Constantly call upon the Force, one cannot. When necessary only, the Force Yoda uses. When fighting he is not, the cane suffices. The second best Star Wars movie it is. Surpass Titanic, the Sith will!

Personally, my fav Yoda line was "Into exile I must go, failed I have".
That seemed very corny.

[SoccerPrime]

Originally Posted by DadOf8

I'm more interested now, in knowing what happens between Episode III and Episode IV. I want to know how Darth Vader and the Emperor take control of different systems. I want to know what the Emperor did to disolve the senate (as mentioned in episode IV).

At the Star Wars Celebration Convention (think "uber geek fest"), George Lucas announced that they are in pre-production for 2 new Star Wars TV shows. One will be a cartoon done in the same vein as the Clone Wars cartoon (on the Cartoon Network). The other series will be a live action TV drama that will take place between Episode III (Revenge of the Sith) and Episode IV (A New Hope aka first Star Wars movie).
Rumors abound that this show will feature:
-Young Han Solo
-Adventures of Boba Fett
-Darth Vader's conquest of the galaxy
-beginning of the Rebellion

I know, you can't wait. Neither can I!

[soccerman]

Well if nobody else is going to complain about it than I will.
That scene where vader breaks the shackles and screams "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!" was pure, unadulterated rubbish.

[DadOf8]

Originally Posted by soccerman

Well if nobody else is going to complain about it than I will.
That scene where vader breaks the shackles and screams "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!" was pure, unadulterated rubbish.

It was copied from Frankenstein. Did anyone else notice the similarity?

[Merrill]

Originally Posted by SoccerPrime

The other series will be a live action TV drama that will take place between Episode III (Revenge of the Sith) and Episode IV (A New Hope aka first Star Wars movie).

A TV show! A TV show! So we get to see Star Wars now relegated to the realm of Star Trek, filled with crappy special effects, and aliens so lame that any kid could recreate their costume for halloween with some silly puddy and cheap plastic vampire teeth.

I'd prefer no more Star Wars ever again to seeing the equivalent of the Ewok Adventure every week.

The problem with TV shows is there isn't much time to come up with stuff. When you're doing a medical drama, it's not such a problem, because it's everyday stuff we all experience, and you go to the newspaper and there's ten ideas that can become stories for your show. If you're doing Sci-fi you wind up with crappy ideas like a bunch of Ewoks fighting a giant spider that lives on a web obviously made of wire cables, as they try to fight their way to the lair of the Giant Gorax, which is just a giant, albeit a hairy one.

No TV Show.

What if Lucas just gave the reins to other directors. Started a series of movies like Star Wars: Adventures or something and these directors made single stand-alone Star Wars adventures that could be placed wherever they may in the timeline of the two trilogies. Atleast then we'd get some production value and possibly some good stories.

[Aero]

Originally Posted by Snarf

What if Lucas just gave the reins to other directors. Started a series of movies like Star Wars: Adventures or something and these directors made single stand-alone Star Wars adventures that could be placed wherever they may in the timeline of the two trilogies. Atleast then we'd get some production value and possibly some good stories.

I like this idea a lot! I think it would be great. There are unlimited stories that could be told and would make great movies.

[SpiffCoug]

Did anyone else notice that lightsaber skills severly diminished between Ep III and Ep IV? Obviously Darth did little sparring with Emperor in the interim and you would have thought that Obi-Wan would have had nothing but time to practice in the Jundland Wastes.