Werewolf Jones
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Her own person? No, never.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens - Official Teaser Trailer #2
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Her own person? No, never.
gutter_trash
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Alright, this is the scene I was talking about:
Dat cgi
walking and talking, stopping and talking, start walking then talking, sitting and talking
thehypocrite
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Looks like a boy/androgynous.
I don't know, I thought Luke was cast well.
They can sure make the same facial expression while composed the same way.
thehypocrite
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HA!!
Boogalogist
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LMAO. This quote got to me.
I hope Daisy does well in the movie. I know this movie will do well, i just hope that it's a good movie!
lol. So excited. Can't wait for some Rey Jedi action!
Also love that the trailer is doing so well.
Recovering_Jedi
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If what we're hearing about Rogue One is true and its about a mission to steal the Death Star plans, I wonder if we will get a Darth Vader cameo in that.
That actually wouldnt suprise me, that way they get to put vader in the first few movies
Afterall the first 6 movies are about him/anakin and his remains are seen in this trailer for 7
Fix The Scientist
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He'll be in the movie for sure
Sure as hell gives them the opportunity to sell more Vader merchandise.
Alright, this is the scene I was talking about:
Dat cgi
what is all this space even needed for?
BocoDragon
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Grinding before the next boss.
liliththepale
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That's where the Younglings gather on Benduday and sing praises to the Midichlorians.
With Edwards saying there won't be any force users in the film I wouldn't be expecting it.
Discotheque
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younglings is probably one of the best words i've heard in film in the last century
100% with you on this.
II & III simply don't bear mentioning as pieces of cinema and should be purged from memory, let alone as part of the overall Skywalker arc and Star Wars story. The only scene I can think of that's good in those two is the one in which Palpatine is telling Anakin the tale of the Sith Lord:
https://youtu.be/05dT34hGRdg
man, that makes me like her already
no one's been able to tell me why i'm supposed to pay attention to that guy, except that he looks like the Simpsons' Comic Book Guy come to life
Rebel Force Radio - Closest thing to an official podcast there is, very closely connected with Lucasfilm itself.
Now This Is Podcasting - The king of Star Wars spoilers, if you are into spoilers this is your podcast.
Full Of Sith - Star Wars podcast co-hosted by GAF's own Bobby Roberts. Lots of great guest too.
Awesome, just checked and none of them have updated with trailer reactions
Ill save for future
BradleyLove
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Lando got Han encased in carbonite, dammit. And Leia and Luke risked way more than Lando at Jabba's palace.
uh, they live on a desert planet. isn't it pretty obvious what it is? lol
Inferno313
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Will a woman ever be cast in a movie without GAF commenting on her appearance?
No. :/
BFIB
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Coffee with Kenobi is pretty good.
Bobby Roberts
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Awesome, just checked and none of them have updated with trailer reactions
Ill save for future
I think Now This is Podcasting has a trailer reaction show. All the other shows probably won't have anything up because they were all at the convention itself.
Bryan Young of Full of Sith helped dissect the trailer on Thursday at StarWars.com during the livestream, with Devin Faraci of Badass Digest and Peter Sciretta of Slashfilm.
I really dig those guys. Same with Star Wars Report.
(also, if you're looking to get spoiled on Star Wars, you can hit up Now This is Podcasting for every granular detail, or you can grab up my Rumor Control spinoff episodes at Full of Sith, which basically take months of rumors and squash em down into a single 30 minute episode w/ jokes.)
Alright, this is the scene I was talking about:
Dat cgi
The best/worst thing about this scene is that the pillar directly behind them inexplicably isn't casting a shadow on the walkway like every other pillar, probably because they hadn't really designed the space/lighting scheme when they shot the actors on green screen and their very prominent rim light meant they couldn't walk through a giant shadow. And instead of maybe changing the background scenery so it actually makes sense, they just decided to do the easy thing by deleting a shadow/cheating with the lighting.
BFIB
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Bobby, I subscribed to your podcast last week. Really enjoying it so far. I'd love to get into something like this.
Great work!
kaiju
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Anyone remember the proposed Star Wars TV series back in 2005? It never saw the light of day, but I remember reading an article about one of the proposed scripts, involving
They had concept art and everything, and from what I remember it sounded like they went on a quest to
. I can't find this article anymore, then again it's over a decade old, but it does sound similar to some of the events taking place in TFW.
a couple of kids finding an old lightsaber in a cave, along with a broken droid (either R2-D2 or C-3PO).
find Luke
Natureboy99
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Sith invasion fights
CassidyIzABeast
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that depeche mode angst
Fine Ham Abounds
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Looks ok
I may be in the minority who liked JJ's first Star Trek film, so I'm somewhat hopeful for this. Hopefully the script is about moving things forward and not total fanwank for us losers who are nearing 40
I may be in the minority who liked JJ's first Star Trek film, so I'm somewhat hopeful for this. Hopefully the script is about moving things forward and not total fanwank for us losers who are nearing 40
Dreams-Visions
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Most liked his first Star Trek film.
Most were pretty disappointed by his second. Though the CG was fucking on point in both. Into Darkness is pretty as hell to watch. That plot tho. ;_;
BFIB
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I really enjoyed JJ's Star Trek.
SpacedCadette
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Alright, this is the scene I was talking about:
Dat cgi
This just reminded me of how terrible Jabba looked in Phantom Menace. Just... jesus... He looked like he was made of plastic. Screenshots don't do it justice. PM just doesn't hold up at all on anything that isn't a VHS.
Almost everyone liked that movie, it was a super successful and critically acclaimed movie that brought back Star Trek into the masses. It's just that it was among a vocal subsection of the existing Star Trek fanbase that didn't like it, because it was too different from old Trek; which was the whole point.
Inferno313
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Star Trek has like 93% or something on RT. Everyone liked it a lot. Because it's a great action flick.
Dreams-Visions
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it's because they actually gave a shit and made miniatures and puppets for everything in the VHS days. shit that stands the test of time.
Bobby Roberts
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Apparently, according to Faraci, one of the changes in the 4K transfers (that we still don't have any sort of date or release info for) is the Jabba model is once again changed. Hopefully they've changed the stepping on the tail bit, too.
SpacedCadette
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Exactly! CGI may be cheaper, but there's a time and a place for it in live action. It should be enhancing your movie. Not making up 90% of it.
Chezzymann
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95%, 83% on metacritic (which is damn good for a blockbuster movie, most dont get above 70.)
TheJollyCorner
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I may have missed it, but did we not get a teaser poster for Ep.VII (ala young Anakin/Vader shadow from Ep.1) out of Celebration?
I mean, I saw those Walmart looking ones, but I figured they'd roll out a theater poster.
I mean, I saw those Walmart looking ones, but I figured they'd roll out a theater poster.
They have to keep updating the model in that scene so it merely looks painfully out of place instead of aging and looking like complete and utter shit every time they re-release the film.
EDIT: Thinking about it, I'd be open to an edit of the films where they use CGI to replace Jabba in all instances, including the puppet in ROTJ, with the actor who originally played him in the deleted scene, just to change things up.
Fine Ham Abounds
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Yikes, sorry. I meant minority on GAF, I know it reviewed and performed well. But I'm no Trek or even Star Wars superfan, so I don't follow threads around here (or anywhere else) usually is all.
Trek desperately needed the reboot though. Star Wars I think is in a better place, and I think Lucas divorced from complete control is the ideal situation, so I'm pretty confident this will turn out decent.
Trek desperately needed the reboot though. Star Wars I think is in a better place, and I think Lucas divorced from complete control is the ideal situation, so I'm pretty confident this will turn out decent.
They just need to take that scene out. It needs to stay on the cutting room floor. I mean Jabba isn't even in character as we know him in that scene.
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