Padme says in AOTC that she chose politics. She was someone who chose it. She wasn't born into it. She also studied in the senate first. If there was a limited number of people elligible for the leadership she would have been forced. Lucas modeled their system after Americas but changed the title of Presisent to King/Queen to make it different. What you call the leader isn't important anyways. At one time some in congress thought of calling the executive office of America king/queen. Just because she is called queen doesn't make her special especially considering they are a democracy as is stated in TPM. Its just a title. She is a normal child elected to rule.

Didn't see if this was answered or not, but did the sudden appearing tie-fighter in Jedi get fixed? Or Luke's phantom kick? Just a random couple. Seems like they were too busy mucking up some stuff, they didn't even try and correct the actual technical issues.

Somebody explain to me what this means.

Does this mean that all TVs will be adjusted to have the same settings, even though each TV is independent and none should be calibrated to the same settings?

I'm so confused....

Wth is a media director??

This cartoon is awesome.

Any bluray that automatically calibrates my tv isn't going anywhere near my bluray player.

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That seems to be there intent. Ignore the problems that are there and create new ones, because it's their "right" and dammit because they can!

Leia's bikini being "iconic" means nothing to Lucas, his Yes Men, or his fanbase. The character in my avatar is also iconic yet there have been several members of this forum calling for his digital replacement. I'd say Vader's redemption scene was also very iconic. There is no sacred ground here.

I googled it. It sounds absolutely insipid and to me seems like just another way to get control out of the viewers. It'd work great if people were technically incompetent - but all of us here aren't.

Uh, didn't Padme herself already name the babies as she was giving birth? She was muttering their names as each one was delivered.

Argh...why cant i view page 1452?

The UOT was in surround sound. The 2006 bonus DVD's were just ports of a '93 laserdisc. There are some changes on those discs that were not in their UOT form, therefore, they are not the UOT. Still nice to have for comparison.

Tired of sweating over trying to make the Star Wars blu-ray look good on your tv?

http://static.egeszsegkalauz.hu/db/0...25eaddaa40.jpg

Well, thankfully, along comes this crazy fully-automated crap!

Why couldn't they just have included a brand new THX Optomizer, specifically created for blu-ray?

most blu-rays are that way aren't they? who wants to recalibrate their tv for every movie?

I was just talking about some differences that would occur if I were to write ROTS. Check out some of my previous comments for clarification.

Well, y'know, the Star Wars blu-rays looked so terrible I was just losing sleep! I'm grateful for this crap!
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Allow me to be blunt, okay? Neither do pasties, but I surely wouldn't want that kind of thing presented in any kind of movie that kids were sure to watch. In my opinion, if the so-called "neckline" is nowhere near the neck, its too low, and the same for the lower half, too.

How does wearing less equal genuine maturity?

I'm not familiar with many stories like that.

Yes, most blu-rays do not contain a calibration option, but this seemed like a good opportunity to me to include one. It's the THX guys after all. :)

The one with Jedi director Richard Marquand on the card. Well, this time with Yoda. :D

Here's the right one:

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-xvJBWbJ4Vz.../AT-ST%2B1.JPG

I decided to go through the UOT before the blu-ray comes out. Just finished watching Star Wars (before it was called "A New Hope"). It's still a great movie. It's fun to make fun of the fighter pilots at the end...especially Porkins and that other fat dude who says "watch for enemy fighters."

Bleh, how did **** up a release so monumentally bad?