The Shadow
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I'm trying to figure out what the apologists love more: Lucas's Star Wars movies or his hot chunky semen.
To the apologists they are one and the same.The Shadow said:I'm trying to figure out what the apologists love more: Lucas's Star Wars movies or his hot chunky semen.
B-B-Bomba! said:
L U K E: Who the fuck's this kid?
H AY D E N: I am soft, like your father.
A U D I E N C E: FUCK this ...
tedtropy said:I don't really mind the changes so much, although I think it would be nice if the DVDs included an 'Original Movie Mode' and an 'Enhanced Movie Mode'...
3rdman said:Everybody (even the hardcore enthusiasts) agree with you. But Lucas instead has seen fit to ignore all the requests from the fans by never offering a DVD version of the original. For now, the best and only way to keep a copy of the original version is through Laserdisc or a DVD rip of it.
Boogie said:Actually, no. I don't bother with any of that crap. I simply stop at the part where I say "Lucas is destroying the original trilogy". I don't argue about whether he has the right to hack it up; I don't give a damn. He IS hacking it up, and that's what I am complaining about, and will continue to comlain about.
mattx5 said:What's better, the quality of the DVDs or the quality of the Laserdics?
What I think I'm gonna do is get a hold of the DVDs and Laserdiscs, keep the DVD transfer for most of the scenes (Assuming it's the one that looks better) and just edit out the new ROTJ ending with the old one.
With that scene Lucas is not only fucking with Star Wars, but with film in general. Having Luke look at a spirit (of his father) that's younger than him just sucks all the emotion out of the seen.
All the other changes don't bother me, just this one....
Just cause he can sense Anakin broadcasting his angst through the Force doesn't mean that they were best buds. When ROTJ ended, you got the sense that Yoda, Obi and Anakin were a hell of a team back in the day. The prequels seem to contradict that, as Yoda doesn't trust Anakin much, nor is he that good of a friend - Yoda looking out for Anakin is more of a professional interest.Tabris said:*Yoda with a very concerned face*
Yoda : Pain, suffering, death I feel. Something terrible has happened. Young Skywalker is in pain. Terrible pain.
Sounds like he cared.
LakeEarth said:WE GOT DEATHSTAR!!!
BuddyChrist83 said:When ROTJ ended, you got the sense that Yoda, Obi and Anakin were a hell of a team back in the day.
*shakes fist*SteveMeister said:5 seconds -- if that -- of footage gave you that impression?
George Lucas said:"I am very concerned about our national heritage, and I am very concerned that the films that I watched when I was young and the films that I watched throughout my life are preserved, so that my children can see them."
Fixed for accuracy.Boogie said:Wow. For Lucas to say that makes him just about the biggest hypocrite in the universe.
Dan said:Fixed for accuracy.
A lot of people were jumping on him for that quote, and I wish more would. He's used the exact same argument people use against him, and yet he somehow dismisses it. Seriously, he's given people the exact ammo they need to fire right back at him. I get the feeling he's just taunting his fans.
Don't make me laugh.shantyman said:His argument is that he is changing his films, while what he is talking in that quote is people changing other people's films (e.g. Turner colorizing something). There is a distinction.
There is no distinction."I am very concerned about our national heritage, and I am very concerned that the films that I watched when I was young and the films that I watched throughout my life are preserved, so that my children can see them," said Star Wars creator George Lucas
This has nothing to do with who is making the changes."I am very concerned about our national heritage
And neither does this.and I am very concerned that the films that I watched when I was young and the films that I watched throughout my life are preserved, so that my children can see them," said Star Wars creator George Lucas
shantyman said:There is a distinction. He can do whatever the hell he wants to his own films.
Society said:I dont understand why he did not save all these changes for some Special Edition DVDs. He is dead set against rewriting hisrtory.
The ownership bit is purely fucking ignorance. Star Wars was not a one man show, it took thousands of people to make it happen. Not one man should be able to destroy it.
shantyman said:SW fanboys sure get worked up don't they?
shantyman said:SW fanboys sure get worked up don't they?
Maxim: When you look back at The Phantom Menace, is there anything you wish youd done differently?
Lucas: No. I dont think back that way.....
3rdman said:For now, the best and only way to keep a copy of the original version is through Laserdisc or a DVD rip of it.
shantyman said:SW fanboys sure get worked up don't they?
Bottom line, his vision, his movies. I won't argue the point any more though, we'll just agree to disagree.
Boogie said:Wow. For Lucas to say that makes him just about the biggest hypocrite in the film industry.
Ninja Scooter said:i like to believe that Lucas does all this shit on purpose just to piss off the fanboys that have taken 3 nice little movies and turned them into some kind of fucking cult.
The ppl bitching are not real fans. They just need something to complain about. For some people SW bashing has turned into a sport.shantyman said:SW fanboys sure get worked up don't they?
The intelligent people who can see through Lucas' bullshit and understand that he's ruining film history are less fans than the Lucas and Star Wars apologists? Interesting...cybamerc said:The ppl bitching are not real fans. They just need something to complain about. For some people SW bashing has turned into a sport.
Gotta love how on the Internet to be able to think for yourself you have to vehemently disagree with something.Dan said:Gotta love how on the Internet being a "fan" means accepting all the crap that's sent your way and not being able to think for yourself.