Holy shitThe "lightsaber-flies-into-Rey's-hands" moment, only with what appears to be Obi-Wan's final lightsaber, for some reason:
Remember the somewhat infamous leaked art of the Jedi Killer embracing Kira? Here's a slightly different version of that with people (Sam, Maz, and BB-8 maybe?) in the background:
Wow, those are great. Did the seller catalogue these somewhere?
I feel like I read somewhere that it was incredibly unlikely we get expanded scores for the ST because, due to being recorded in the US, they'd have to pay out the butt for royalties or licensing or some such (as opposed to the Solo score which was recorded in London)Back before The Rise of Skywalker came out, it was rumored that Duel of the Fates had been part of the score in some way. But then it wasn't in the movie. Well, some more cue titles for the score were discovered recently and among them was this: 8M17 Duel of the Fates Excerpt. Man, we really need expanded scores released for the Skywalker Saga. I wonder if the "Duel" TV spot used this new recording.
Ima NFT that Reylo and make billions.
How did this quote become mine lol
Lol why they randomly pick a red stormtrooperMy SW Celebration Store Order came in this morning. Was hoping they'd throw in the 4 Day Pass like I had originally bought but the Ahsoka art on the kids pass makes up for it
She's visible at the council in TPM.I've spent the last several weeks binging Clone Wars. I rewatched AOTC and ROTS for the first time since they came out (spoiler: they don't hold up lol), and tonight especially I just watched the last 4 episodes of CW.
I am drained lol. Despite knowing how the prequels end, the tension of CW was unbearable. Excellent use of dramatic irony. Those mediocre first 3 seasons were worth enduring to get to the last 3.
Rebels and Resistance will be next up on the menu, before I delve into the comics and books. First up a rewatch of Solo and Rogue One. Also haven't rewatched these movies since they first released.
Today I also dug out the old Episode 1 Visual Dictionary, good reading! (wtf, how did I not know there was another alien from Yoda's species called Yaddle!?)
Got Star Wars on the brain 24/7 lately. I blame Jon Favreau.
Yaddle's confirmed playable in Lego Skywalker Saga.I've spent the last several weeks binging Clone Wars. I rewatched AOTC and ROTS for the first time since they came out (spoiler: they don't hold up lol), and tonight especially I just watched the last 4 episodes of CW.
I am drained lol. Despite knowing how the prequels end, the tension of CW was unbearable. Excellent use of dramatic irony. Those mediocre first 3 seasons were worth enduring to get to the last 3.
Rebels and Resistance will be next up on the menu, before I delve into the comics and books. First up a rewatch of Solo and Rogue One. Also haven't rewatched these movies since they first released.
Today I also dug out the old Episode 1 Visual Dictionary, good reading! (wtf, how did I not know there was another alien from Yoda's species called Yaddle!?)
Got Star Wars on the brain 24/7 lately. I blame Jon Favreau.
I don't think it's that big of a deal like you and others make it out to be.The answer is the same answer for everything in that entire movie
I knew before I even clicked it would be some form of this:
Well, at face value it makes no sense and there were clearly better options available. But that's not what happened, so a writer later made up some new obscure detail that adds whatever the plot needed to make sense.
did i say it was a big dealI don't think it's that big of a deal like you and others make it out to be.
Most of the general audience isn't going to know or care about the inner workings of a starfighter. If something doesn't make sense to the hardcore fans then it's probably going to make sense later and we can only assume it does until we get the explanation. TROS, and Star Wars in general, isn't the only film that's had this "issue" of not explaining everything because really it doesn't have to due to it ultimately not being that important.
I've spent the last several weeks binging Clone Wars. I rewatched AOTC and ROTS for the first time since they came out (spoiler: they don't hold up lol), and tonight especially I just watched the last 4 episodes of CW.
I am drained lol. Despite knowing how the prequels end, the tension of CW was unbearable. Excellent use of dramatic irony. Those mediocre first 3 seasons were worth enduring to get to the last 3.
Rebels and Resistance will be next up on the menu, before I delve into the comics and books. First up a rewatch of Solo and Rogue One. Also haven't rewatched these movies since they first released.
Today I also dug out the old Episode 1 Visual Dictionary, good reading! (wtf, how did I not know there was another alien from Yoda's species called Yaddle!?)
Got Star Wars on the brain 24/7 lately. I blame Jon Favreau.
I still got my og Visual Dictionary from 1998. It's pre-prequel information so things like Boba Fett's origin are still a mystery and I think the Clone Wars only gets a single mention.
Star Wars: The Essential Atlas is a galaxy-spanning trove of vital statistics and information ranging from the astronomical and geographical ("Systems, Sectors, Oversectors, and Regions") to the historical and political ("The Sith Empire" and "The Great Hyperspace War"). Encompassing the entire Star Wars canon, including all the films, and the Clone Wars television series, plus the novels, comic books, video games, and more, this volume is packed with dozens of detailed maps and charts, as well as pertinent data and accompanying facts on
- the Empire: its length and breadth, political regions, populations, trade routes, major attractions, and trouble spots
- the Clone Wars: the trajectory of this decisive conflict across the universe, data on key battles and major Loyalist and Separatist worlds
- the adventures of Han Solo: the heroic rogue's exploits throughout the galaxy-including his captaincy of the Millennium Falcon and his first, fateful meeting with Chewbacca-before his life-changing alliance with Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi
- the Sith Wars: the progression of the universal clash between the ancient Jedi Order, their dark side counterparts, and the Mandalorian warriors who fought against both orders
- and much, much more
From Hutt Space to the Unknown Regions, from the Knights of the Old Republic and Episode I to the Fate of the Jedi and Legacy era, Star Wars: The Essential Atlas is the ultimate gateway to space fantasy's most brilliantly imagined and endlessly intriguing galaxy.
Do you mean this one?
I've dug out the prequel dictionaries I own, plus 1998 OT, and am planning on getting the latest 'complete' dictionary from 2018. (I might get ST dictionaries, but am hesitant because...I hate the ST).
I also saw this book (published 2009) which looks right up my alley:
I am enjoying this random SW binge I'm going through. Rewatched Solo for the first time today, and found it quite enjoyable with no expectations this time round.
I'm also listening to the prequel soundtracks for the first time. TPM was ok. AOTC less so. ROTS next up, and I think its going to be the best of the three. (gonna relisten to OT, but doubt anything's gonna knock ESB from the top spot)
Yes that is the one! It is kind of interesting to read through them as the canon has changed. I love all these reference books and guides. Don't forget the Incredible Cross-Section ones too!
On the topic of sountracks, I just listened to the Battle of Heroes track from Revenge of the Sith again and man, it's so so awesome and I wish the movie itself rose to the level of the music. You can practically hear the soul of the galaxy being rent apart.
I'm listening to ROTS and yeah it's great, definitely the best of the prequel soundtracks.
During my recent rewatch of ROTS one thing that kept sticking out to me was Lucas's incessant habit of just throwing shit at the screen constantly. Like, he just can't have two people having a conversation with one CG effect in the background, no he has to have fucking everything happening, droids, beasts, ships, and the result is I don't know wtf I'm supposed to look at.
I dislike the Anakin v Obi fight not just because it turns into a video game level, but even during that he can't help himself and has a droid glance at the two guys and look afraid of getting involved. In the middle of what's supposed to be a tragic conflict lol. Damnit George.
By contrast, the Mandalorian knows exactly how to make you focus on the right things, by not polluting the screen too much. Even Filoni gets it with his directorial debut.
Listening to these when they leaked around 3 weeks prior to the film's release was a trip, lemme tell youOk, decided Anakin's Dark Deeds is my favourite track of the prequels. From the midway point it's amazing. Also love The Birth of the Twins, another track that kicks it up a notch halfway.
Listening to these when they leaked around 3 weeks prior to the film's release was a trip, lemme tell you
They... definitely painted a rosier picture of ROTS than the actual end product, for sure.
That's gotta be Luke's green one.The "lightsaber-flies-into-Rey's-hands" moment, only with what appears to be Obi-Wan's final lightsaber, for some reason:
I'd get a poster of this. Looks cool as hell.The "lightsaber-flies-into-Rey's-hands" moment, only with what appears to be Obi-Wan's final lightsaber, for some reason:
That's Luke's second saber y'all.The "lightsaber-flies-into-Rey's-hands" moment, only with what appears to be Obi-Wan's final lightsaber, for some reason:
*record scratch*