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The Official Star Wars Episode III thread
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Nothing more to say.....swd1974 said:
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swd1974 said:
You're so lazy!
Is this what you are talking about?
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SirChaz said:You're so lazy!
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Im not lazy. Im allergic to sweating.
Now we need a close up. Image is too far away for self gratification
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I kind of liked the white outfit she wore in the second one where you could tell it was kind of chilly
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Portman was 18 when she filmed Episode II - she's 23 now.
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phew that scared me for a sec
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swd1974 said::yummy:
Im not lazy. Im allergic to sweating.
Now we need a close up. Image is too far away for self gratification
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Oran said:
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Now is 'Revenge' time for 'Star Wars' fans
Thu Dec 9, 6:19 AM ET
By César G. Soriano, USA TODAY
Star Wars fans are sensing a presence they haven't felt in a long time: a new Star Wars movie.
Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith doesn't open until May 19, but fans and Web sites already are gearing up for the final film in George Lucas' space saga.
"Everyone is getting really, really excited," says Jewels Green, 33, a Philadelphia stay-at-home mom who plans to be one of the first in line, three weeks before opening night.
Lucasfilm has created the stir by slowly releasing details, such as the Sith "teaser trailer" that premiered last month with The Incredibles.
"Ever since the trailer came out, the fans have really been revving themselves up," Lucasfilm fan relations chief Steve Sansweet said by phone from Spain, where he was talking up fans at the Sitges Film Festival.
The dark plot of Sith follows Anakin Skywalker's transformation into Darth Vader.
Although the first two Star Wars prequels grossed $431 million and $311 million respectively, many fans felt they didn't live up to expectations.
Lucasfilm is launching a force of publicity behind Sith:
• Hasbro rereleased a line of classic Star Wars toys and action figures to coincide with the fall release of the original trilogy DVD box set.
The Millennium Falcon and the Darth Vader Voice Changer mask have been hot holiday sellers. The hard-to-find mask retails for $35 but is selling on eBay for $150. In February, Hasbro will introduce a preview line of Episode III action figures.
• This month, the official StarWars.com began offering new Sith stuff, including mugs, hats, T-shirts and even a Christmas ornament with Yoda dressed in a Santa suit.
• A new season of Cartoon Network's Emmy-winning animated series Star Wars, Clone Wars will premiere March 21. The series bridges the gap between Episode II and III.
• The Sith theatrical trailer and poster will be released in March.
• About 30,000 fans are expected to turn out for Star Wars Celebration III, a fan convention April 21-24 in Indianapolis. Four-day admission is $40-$95.
Continuing a long tradition, Star Wars fans in L.A. (LiningUp.net) will begin camping out in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre the week of April 4, six weeks before the opening. In New York, 350 members of NYLine.org will hold their sidewalk party outside the Ziegfeld Theater beginning April 30.
"The event aspect surrounding Star Wars has always been there, but even more so this time with the final chapter of the saga," says Green, a member of NYLine.org.
"It may be the last Star Wars film that George makes, but it's not the end of Star Wars," Sansweet says. Lucasfilm is eyeing future possibilities including games, comics and television, he says.
"As long as fans want it, Star Wars will be there for them."
Thu Dec 9, 6:19 AM ET
By César G. Soriano, USA TODAY
Star Wars fans are sensing a presence they haven't felt in a long time: a new Star Wars movie.
Star Wars, Episode III: Revenge of the Sith doesn't open until May 19, but fans and Web sites already are gearing up for the final film in George Lucas' space saga.
"Everyone is getting really, really excited," says Jewels Green, 33, a Philadelphia stay-at-home mom who plans to be one of the first in line, three weeks before opening night.
Lucasfilm has created the stir by slowly releasing details, such as the Sith "teaser trailer" that premiered last month with The Incredibles.
"Ever since the trailer came out, the fans have really been revving themselves up," Lucasfilm fan relations chief Steve Sansweet said by phone from Spain, where he was talking up fans at the Sitges Film Festival.
The dark plot of Sith follows Anakin Skywalker's transformation into Darth Vader.
Although the first two Star Wars prequels grossed $431 million and $311 million respectively, many fans felt they didn't live up to expectations.
Lucasfilm is launching a force of publicity behind Sith:
• Hasbro rereleased a line of classic Star Wars toys and action figures to coincide with the fall release of the original trilogy DVD box set.
The Millennium Falcon and the Darth Vader Voice Changer mask have been hot holiday sellers. The hard-to-find mask retails for $35 but is selling on eBay for $150. In February, Hasbro will introduce a preview line of Episode III action figures.
• This month, the official StarWars.com began offering new Sith stuff, including mugs, hats, T-shirts and even a Christmas ornament with Yoda dressed in a Santa suit.
• A new season of Cartoon Network's Emmy-winning animated series Star Wars, Clone Wars will premiere March 21. The series bridges the gap between Episode II and III.
• The Sith theatrical trailer and poster will be released in March.
• About 30,000 fans are expected to turn out for Star Wars Celebration III, a fan convention April 21-24 in Indianapolis. Four-day admission is $40-$95.
Continuing a long tradition, Star Wars fans in L.A. (LiningUp.net) will begin camping out in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre the week of April 4, six weeks before the opening. In New York, 350 members of NYLine.org will hold their sidewalk party outside the Ziegfeld Theater beginning April 30.
"The event aspect surrounding Star Wars has always been there, but even more so this time with the final chapter of the saga," says Green, a member of NYLine.org.
"It may be the last Star Wars film that George makes, but it's not the end of Star Wars," Sansweet says. Lucasfilm is eyeing future possibilities including games, comics and television, he says.
"As long as fans want it, Star Wars will be there for them."
Brian in Mesa said:
except not in the format that the fans want...
george lucas - you sir are
shawn
FischerKing said:except not in the format that the fans want...
george lucas - you sir are
shawn
eh... to each his own, I like the different formats. I think the video games they've put out lately, for the most part, have been excellent. The Jedi Knight series of games and the Knights of the Old Republic games sometimes are deeper in character development and plot than the movies! Especially KOTOR. I so want to buy KOTOR 2, but I'm waiting until February to buy it for the PC. Looks awesome, though.
Cardinals.Ken
That's Mr. Riff-Raff to you!
Well, I breezed through the pages upon pages on this, and all I can say is that I'm absolutely STOKED about Episode III...that trailer kicks ass!
I've got three words for ya...
Wookies, wookies, wookies!
I've got three words for ya...
Wookies, wookies, wookies!
Chaplin
Better off silent
vince56 said:
I'm pretty sure he didn't mean "formats", like games and tv, but instead he meant how the original movies will probably never be available to be seen without all the advanced effects he added.
Cardinals.Ken said:
Seeing your brethren on screen?
Where the heck did you come from?
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Episode III
REVENGE OF THE SITH
War! The Republic is crumbling
under attacks by the ruthless
Sith Lord, Count Dooku.
There are heroes on both sides.
Evil is everywhere.
In a stunning move, the
fiendish droid leader, General
Grievous, has swept into the
Republic capital and kidnapped
Chancellor Palpatine, leader of
the Galactic Senate.
As the Separatist Droid Army
attempts to flee the besieged
capital with their valuable
hostage, two Jedi Knights lead a
desperate mission to rescue the
captive Chancellor....
REVENGE OF THE SITH
War! The Republic is crumbling
under attacks by the ruthless
Sith Lord, Count Dooku.
There are heroes on both sides.
Evil is everywhere.
In a stunning move, the
fiendish droid leader, General
Grievous, has swept into the
Republic capital and kidnapped
Chancellor Palpatine, leader of
the Galactic Senate.
As the Separatist Droid Army
attempts to flee the besieged
capital with their valuable
hostage, two Jedi Knights lead a
desperate mission to rescue the
captive Chancellor....
Zeno
Ancient
I don't know if any of you have read the Labrynth of Evil book but it leads directly in to the opening scroll. It ends with General Grievous addressing Courscant about kindapping Palpatine and Obi Wan and Anakin setting off in Hyperspace to return to attempt to rescue him(Grievous isn't aware that the Sith he is taking orders from is actually Palpatine--in fact Palpatine uses his "jedi mind trick" on Grievous).
Its not a bad read at all...I can hardly wait for the movie.
Its not a bad read at all...I can hardly wait for the movie.
Stout
Hold onto the ball, Murray!
I've been holding off, but I finally caved and saw the 'new' trilogy the other day. At the end, when Luke sees the forms of Yoda, Obi Wan, and Anakin, I friggin' FLIPPED OUT!!!!!! LUCAS FRIGGIN' PUT HAYDEN F-ING CHRISTIANSON'S SPIRIT IN!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lucas must dieeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!
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Yesterday I had a Sneak Preview General Grievous action figure in my hands.
Months ago I'd have bought it without thinking. Right now we're working on total freedom from debt so it'll have to wait.
Thanks for bringing up that book, Zeno. I'll have to check it out.
Months ago I'd have bought it without thinking. Right now we're working on total freedom from debt so it'll have to wait.
Thanks for bringing up that book, Zeno. I'll have to check it out.
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