oh..and the at-ats on hoth..love that stuff....esp. on surrond sound and a big screen....
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Ah---toys2cool---my signature line---good catch---so good that I'll
threadjack for a moment here
I was watching the MALLRATS scene on YouTube that had the CHALLENGE
OF THE SUPERFRIENDS characters delivering the MALLRATS lines and I
thought SINESTRO delivering that line was so interestingly funny that I used
it as my sig here --figuring that somebody would catch on sooner than you
have. It's been my sig for many months now.
Again---great catch toys.
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*adjusts glasses in a nerdly fashion*
The opening battle and Vaders appearence on the Tantive 5.
The name of the ship is the Tantive IV, aka the Rebel Blockade Runner.
Luke looking up at the sky at the two moons in New Hope.
The Star Wars theme is glorious in that scene.
It's a perfect scene.
Those are suns.
That's the Force theme.
I agree.
*removes nerdly glasses*
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I wouldn't say that the following were my favorite moments from the movies, but when I look back I remember being in the theatre and thinking. Wow! They can't do that!
IV - Vader strikes down Kenobi
V - C-3PO sees something and then gets blown apart
Han encrusted and then not saved before the movie is over!!!!
Luke faces Vader and loses his hand
VI - Yoda dies - no cool face off with Vader (like I'd been hoping for from 1980 to 83)
Luke is Leia's brother (really didn't think that was coming and I was on an information blackout before the "last" movie came out)It's all good!Comment
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My favorite scenes are probably the shootout in the Death Star prison block in the original film, the duel on the bridge between Luke and Vader in ESB, and the speeder bike chase in ROTJ.Comment
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I thought it was the Tantive IVENGLISH AND DAMN PROUD OF ITBritish by birth....English by the grace of God.
Yes Jamie...it is big isn't it....
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...especially when she bends over to slip the medal on.
Apparently she had to wear tape over her nipples for all the scenes in that white hoody dress....and she (Carrie) held a raffle with the winner helping her take the tape off....she'd set it up so that Harrison would win as they were having a fling at the time...ENGLISH AND DAMN PROUD OF ITBritish by birth....English by the grace of God.
Yes Jamie...it is big isn't it....
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The audible Rumble of Vader using the Force in the Death Star conference room...astounding use of sound to enhance the images.
Reminded me of the feeling you get watching high powered military jets taking off....or the bass being played very loud at a gig.ENGLISH AND DAMN PROUD OF ITBritish by birth....English by the grace of God.
Yes Jamie...it is big isn't it....
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Hmmmm....
The Death Star trench. That whole fight felt... real. Moreso than more "realistic" movies. It's one of the few times I've ever seen a radio check before combat, and crew adjusting and confirming their instruments.... all things you'd do before a real life battle.
The AT-Ats are a close second.
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The Cantina scene is the single greatest moment in movies IMHO, tons of freaky aliens listening to some ragtime space-jazz. Jabbas Palace is a close second, I always loved when Jabba eats the big frog like creature. Compactor scene is great and very suspensefully when your 4 years old, wondering where that monster was going to pop up next.Comment
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Mos Eisley catinna when Ben Kenobi chops Walrus Mans arm off (he might look old but handy with a sabre)
Got to be the AT-AT walkers attack on the Rebel base.
Millenium Falcon and Wedge fly into the Deathstar to destroy the reactor (some mad tight flying there)
Never stand behind a cow when it sneezes.Comment
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As a kid, I really dug it when Luke came into Jaba's palace all bad-arse. That whole rescue scene is great. And yes Boba Fett gets his punk-rear handed to him and then screams like a girl. That's a case where a cult following developed around a costume, not a character.
As an adult, I like a much more subtle scene best. I know it gets mentioned a lot, but the scene in Empire when Han is about to be frozen in carbonite, and Leia says "I love you", and Han responds, "I know". Apparently, Harrison Ford just made that up on the spot. Man, he's a great ad-libber. That and the scene in Raiders where he shoots the Cairo swordsman (also ad-libbed) are two of my favorite movie moments.
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As a kid, I really dug it when Luke came into Jaba's palace all bad-arse. That whole rescue scene is great. And yes Boba Fett gets his punk-rear handed to him and then screams like a girl. That's a case where a cult following developed around a costume, not a character.
made him so intriguing ala The Man With No Name.
As an adult, I like a much more subtle scene best. I know it gets mentioned a lot, but the scene in Empire when Han is about to be frozen in carbonite, and Leia says "I love you", and Han responds, "I know". Apparently, Harrison Ford just made that up on the spot.
everyone realizes---jeez the line that is actually written is a lame line.
"I love you too" ???? Geez."No. No no no no no no. You done got me talkin' politics. I didn't wanna'. Like I said y'all, I'm just happy to be alive. I think I'll scoot over here right by this winda', let this beautiful carriage rock me to sleep, and dream about how lucky I am." - Chris MannixComment
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