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So yes I did watch more of this and I gotta tell ya, on many levels it's very interesting to see where certain plot points lay in regards to time in the way the movies are laid out. Also I was quite surprised to see that Episode 1 was actually the shortest of the prequels. I really thought that movie would never end.
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I still don't consider the prequels to be legit
IMO they're like Enterprise (The Series) in the Star Trek universe --- just a holdeck program
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Apparently this is popular. All the fanboys at my work certainly knew about this and have watched it all. Think I'm gonna pass. LOLComment
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I clicked on the link to see what was going on at the 1 hour mark. Just to put this into context at exactly 1 hour into the movie, Episode 4 is playing Space Chess ("That's because droids don't pull peoples arms out of their sockets when they lose....") Empire is in the middle of discovering the mynock ("This is no cave...") and Jedi is find out Leia is missing ("She didn't come back?") In the prequels Annie is sitting in his idling pod racer ("..........."), Clowns has Annie staring away from Padme probably talking about politics ("..........") and Sith has some Sidery looking alien CGIing his way across a battle field.
My point is I didn't watch any of this. I just found the exact 1 hr mark and looked at the images. For the original 3 I could recall exact dialogue, context, and how the scene played out by looking at a single random screen shot. For the prequels, out side of preparing for what seemed like an endless podrace that impossibly stopped the movie dead in episode 1, I had no freakin clue what I was looking at."Many Shubs and Zuuls knew what it was to be roasted in the depths of the Sloar that day I can tell you."Comment
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What exactly is this, or was this?I am more than machine. More than man. More than a fusion of the two.Comment
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Yeah, god forbid someone bootleg that sensory overload.Comment
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