DeathDragon185 wrote...
They changed the scene of Han shot first first becuase they did not want Han to be percived to be as a bad guy. I quite personally liked it.
Modifié par Upsettingshorts, 07 novembre 2011 - 07:32 .
Deathwurm wrote...
Best part of "Phantom Menace" was the episode of The Simpsons mocking it.
Modifié par SkittlesKat96, 08 novembre 2011 - 10:30 .
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Upsettingshorts wrote...
Capt. Obvious wrote...
Most of the time, he's clearly joking, yes, but most of his jokes coincide with his criticisms on the films. Like when he suggested that everyone was too afraid of Lucas or that Lucas was too self-centered in his work. He showed a clip of AOTC behind-the-scenes footage and there was nothing remotely suggesting any of the people around were afraid of him. Doug Chiang. Samual L. Jackson. The ILM guys. Ben Burtt. They all had their fair share of input.
That said, I agree that he makes some very good points, but people should start thinking more for themselves.
Those things in particularly he explicitly said were just his interpretation and attempt at explanation. The criticisms of the movie proper still stand.
Of course people should think for themselves, but if their thinking says, "Boy this guy is right a lot and has a good way of saying a lot of what I was already thinking" what have they done wrong?
Modifié par Nashiktal, 08 novembre 2011 - 10:01 .
Capt. Obvious wrote...
Nothing, but this wouldn't be the first time someone in a Star Wars prequel related thread came and suggested seeing the RLM reviews or posting a link to the RLM reviews in order to change peoples' minds on the movies. Also, while Stoklasa did say that he wasn't there and so he wouldn't know, he's still wrong in his interpretation because there was no reason supporting his interpretation. Even the footage that Stoklasa shows in his review doesn't convey an atmosphere of fear. I'm just surprised that he interpretted it as so.
As for the other criticisms of the movie, well, I'd disagree that they still hold up. Like when Stoklasa suggested that Qui-Gon didn't have a personality or that the movie didn't have a main character.
Modifié par Il Divo, 09 novembre 2011 - 02:44 .
Pacifien wrote...
I like my 20 minute version. It goes like this: A couple Jedi are sent to Naboo to negotiate a settlement between the Trade Federation and the planet. The Trade Federation are like "Pfft, let's get this invasion started" and they try to kill the Jedi. But the Jedi make it down to the planet and are like "we need to get to the Queen!"
Skip ahead (Read: skip the Gunguns) and the Queen is being escorted to wherever by these robots when two kickass Jedi jump from above and destroy everything. And then Qui-Gon is like "we need to escape" and the Queen is like "no" and so then Qui-Gon is like "....fine."
Skip ahead (Read: skip all the way to the end. Like, all the way.) Everyone is trying to sneak back into the castle through the back hangar, but suddenly this BAMF is standing in the way. Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan are like "we got this," so the Queen's handmaiden is all "we out."
So the Jedi are fighting Darth Maul while the Queen is trying to make it back to the throne room. And her handmaiden makes it and is all "EPIC FAIL" to the Trade Federation. And then the Trade Federation is all "you're not even the Queen!" But then they discover she, like, totally is and we're like "Whaaaa?"
Then Qui-Gon dies and everyone is sad. And Obi-Wan and Yoda are talking about how Darth Maul probably wasn't the real mastermind. And then Yoda tells Obi-Wan he's leveled up and gets his own padawan. Cut to a lingering shot of this young kid at Obi-Wan funeral and the music is all "Dun dun DUUUUUN!"
The End.
That said, I really did like the movie when it first came out and feel it's the strongest of the three prequels. That's right. Strongest. Revenge of the Sith is very likely the worst movie I have ever seen, saved in public opinion because it has shinies and supposed (no, not even) depth.
Modifié par sympathyforsaren, 09 novembre 2011 - 02:46 .
Agamo45 wrote...
No one over the age of 10 with an IQ over 70 can say with a straight face that they like it. Straight up one of the worst films I've ever seen. Watch the redletter review to see why.
Modifié par xkg, 13 novembre 2011 - 08:06 .
Agamo45 wrote...
No one over the age of 10 with an IQ over 70 can say with a straight face that they like it. Straight up one of the worst films I've ever seen. Watch the redletter review to see why.
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