Red Mosquito

lol wut

dimejinky99 wrote:Never noticed this.
The dark side cave luke enters in degobah. The door frame is the same geometry as the corridor on bespin he fights Vader in. Foreshadowing ahoy

Easy.

dimejinky99 wrote:Ok.
Has anyone tried to watch empire after seagulls?

Has it ruined Yoda forever?

I'm afraid.

Never liked Yoda, so it didn't ruin him for me. In fact, it might make Empire even more enjoyable. The only two flaws of Empire are Yoda and C-3PO and how annoying they are.

Yeah I dunno.

Got sent this. It's a pic of the very theater here in Dublin of the very double bill screening of a new hope and empire that was my first time experiencing Star Wars. My dad took me

dimejinky99 wrote:Got sent this. It's a pic of the very theater here in Dublin of the very double bill screening of a new hope and empire that was my first time experiencing Star Wars. My dad took me

It bothers me Empire Strikes back is on the left side of the marquee.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Got sent this. It's a pic of the very theater here in Dublin of the very double bill screening of a new hope and empire that was my first time experiencing Star Wars. My dad took me

It bothers me Empire Strikes back is on the left side of the marquee.

They drive on the wrong side of the road over there, so it makes sense.

It's spelled AND pronounced Allu-mini-um yis weirdos

dimejinky99 wrote:It's spelled AND pronounced Allu-mini-um yis weirdos

It's not spelled that way at all.

The Empire Strikes Back director Irvin Kershner was a true-life Obi-Wan Kenobi

http://ew.com/movies/2017/04/28/star-wa ... ow_twitter

I didn't know that. Cool shot. Especially from upside down.

I've wondered how they did that for 37 years

I've the winning bid on rinzlers Making of empire strikes back book on eBay. Two hours to go. May the force be with me.

dimejinky99 wrote:I've the winning bid on rinzlers Making of empire strikes back book on eBay. Two hours to go. May the force be with me.

I’m pulling for you.

wease wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I've the winning bid on rinzlers Making of empire strikes back book on eBay. Two hours to go. May the force be with me.

I’m pulling for you.

Got it

Set an alarm for two minutes before ending and true enough other bids came in. Won it for £20 and 8 postage

It's goin for way way more. Delighted

dimejinky99 wrote:

wease wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I've the winning bid on rinzlers Making of empire strikes back book on eBay. Two hours to go. May the force be with me.

I’m pulling for you.

Got it

Set an alarm for two minutes before ending and true enough other bids came in. Won it for £20 and 8 postage

It's goin for way way more. Delighted

You've got some goddamn great reading ahead, dime.

wease wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I've the winning bid on rinzlers Making of empire strikes back book on eBay. Two hours to go. May the force be with me.

I’m pulling for you.

And a sincere thanks to you for keeping at me about reading these. I thought I knew the whole story and background story and difficulties these films and those involved went through. I knew nothing. I finished the first book last night and immediately watched a new hope and truly saw it with completely new eyes and respect and awe. It's incredible the gargantuan work that went into even the quickest shot up to the overall and the sound and music and never ending legal drama. It's beyond a miracle a new hope ever managed to make it onto a screen in front of a paying audience. Just floored and thankful for George's determination and doggedness despite his vision being totally compromised. Sad that he still isn't satisfied with it. But maybe his vision had it made it on screen would have left us all cold. I think a balance was found in the making and it worked out the best way out could have and for all our benefits.

Can't wait to get into the empire book.

dimejinky99 wrote:

wease wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I've the winning bid on rinzlers Making of empire strikes back book on eBay. Two hours to go. May the force be with me.

I’m pulling for you.

And a sincere thanks to you for keeping at me about reading these. I thought I knew the whole story and background story and difficulties these films and those involved went through. I knew nothing. I finished the first book last night and immediately watched a new hope and truly saw it with completely new eyes and respect and awe. It's incredible the gargantuan work that went into even the quickest shot up to the overall and the sound and music and never ending legal drama. It's beyond a miracle a new hope ever managed to make it onto a screen in front of a paying audience. Just floored and thankful for George's determination and doggedness despite his vision being totally compromised. Sad that he still isn't satisfied with it. But maybe his vision had it made it on screen would have left us all cold. I think a balance was found in the making and it worked out the best way out could have and for all our benefits.

Can't wait to get into the empire book.

Yeah. This series opens up a LOT of information. Not only in the creative process but production-wise, financial, really all aspects of how a movie gets made. And it really blows to hell the revisionist idea that the whole saga (Lucas-wise) is the story of Anakin Skywalker.

wease wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:

wease wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:I've the winning bid on rinzlers Making of empire strikes back book on eBay. Two hours to go. May the force be with me.

I’m pulling for you.

And a sincere thanks to you for keeping at me about reading these. I thought I knew the whole story and background story and difficulties these films and those involved went through. I knew nothing. I finished the first book last night and immediately watched a new hope and truly saw it with completely new eyes and respect and awe. It's incredible the gargantuan work that went into even the quickest shot up to the overall and the sound and music and never ending legal drama. It's beyond a miracle a new hope ever managed to make it onto a screen in front of a paying audience. Just floored and thankful for George's determination and doggedness despite his vision being totally compromised. Sad that he still isn't satisfied with it. But maybe his vision had it made it on screen would have left us all cold. I think a balance was found in the making and it worked out the best way out could have and for all our benefits.

Can't wait to get into the empire book.

Yeah. This series opens up a LOT of information. Not only in the creative process but production-wise, financial, really all aspects of how a movie gets made. And it really blows to hell the revisionist idea that the whole saga (Lucas-wise) is the story of Anakin Skywalker.

Really does. I scored the ROTJ this morning too. Drawing the line there. No interest in getting the prequel books at all.

It's Lucas himself that has said it was the story of Anakin and the Skywalker saga.