Star Wars: The Complete Saga (1977-2005)

[Astro Zombie]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

Shit, I want to have sex with her eyebrows alone.

How does that work?

Scratch that, I don't want to know.

[Falaskan]

Originally Posted by Elvis

wow..umm yeah umm not even close in my book. In fact I would not even put her in a top 100 list and women are my thing.

I suppose there's a difference between hot and gorgeous but still...

[Geoff D]

It's AOTC though, so she's still got that vacant, dead-eyed stare.

[Aragorn the Elfstone]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

I suppose there's a difference between hot and gorgeous but still...

[Show spoiler]

[Falaskan]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

It's AOTC though, so she's still got that vacant, dead-eyed stare.

It's a "Come bang me, Luke and Leia can't wait forever," look.

[svenge]

Originally Posted by Ernest Rister

I wasn't crazy about Season 1 of the Genndy Tartakovsky series...just seemed like a lot of action without a strong plot. Never saw the second season.

The second season had some actual plot, due to consisting of five episodes of 12-15 minutes each, instead of season one's twenty episodes of three minutes apiece.

[Blu-21]

Out of the 2 that don't have a lot of screen time but are popular with the fans which do you prefer? Darth Maul? or Boba Fett?

For me it's easily Maul. He earns his cult status a lot more because he make every second of his limited screen time count.

[Falaskan]

Originally Posted by Blu-21

Out of the 2 that don't have a lot of screen time but are popular with the fans which do you prefer? Darth Maul? or Boba Fett?



For me it's easily Maul. He earns his cult status a lot more because he make every second of his limited screen time count.

Personally Maul. Maul should've been the only badass Sith of the prequels and Vader should've been the one to kill him.

[sarah_wentworth]

Originally Posted by Blu-21

Out of the 2 that don't have a lot of screen time but are popular with the fans which do you prefer? Darth Maul? or Boba Fett?

For me it's easily Maul. He earns his cult status a lot more because he make every second of his limited screen time count.

Maul. he eagerly fought two jedi's at once (jedi's seem to run when confronted 2 to 1), killed one and in all honesty should have beaten kenobi to. he should have been around at the end to fight anakin or Vader for the honor of being apprentice to Sidious.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

It's AOTC though, so she's still got that vacant, dead-eyed stare.

Like daughter, like mother.

[Vlad Draculi]

I hate what the movie did to Grievous. In the cartoon he was this freaking bad ass that killed 5 Jedi with ease. He kidnaps Palpatine after taking out more Jedi on a great chase, and is suddenly a cowardly weakling. I just don't get it.

[Geoff D]

Originally Posted by IndyMLVC

Like daughter, like mother.

That's the Holiday Special, no? So it doesn't count. Besides, Carrie doesn't get the dead-eyed look until the third film. That bit with Luke when he spills all those family secrets to her, she's so hilariously wooden I'm surprised that the set decorators didn't mistake her for one of those trees.

[Optimus]

Originally Posted by Geoff D

That's the Holiday Special, no? So it doesn't count. Besides, Carrie doesn't get the dead-eyed look until the third film. That bit with Luke when he spills all those family secrets to her, she's so hilariously wooden I'm surprised that the set decorators didn't mistake her for one of those trees.

Wasn't she doing coke around that time?

[Geoff D]

When wasn't she doing coke at that time? Reading Rinzler's 'making of Empire' book, if you played a drinking game by taking a shot every time Fisher was sent home 'sick' from the set, you'd get blazed pretty quick. And I loved her quip in the Empire audio commentary about constantly 'falling into piles of white powder' on the Hoth set. Whether she was being ironic or not, it's a funny line.

[Vlad Draculi]

Whether that is the Xmas special or not, Fisher's acting, especially in the first movie, was down right awful. The "Aren't you too short to be a Storm Trooper" line is said with such little emotion.

[IndyMLVC]

Originally Posted by Vlad Draculi

Whether that is the Xmas special or not, Fisher's acting, especially in the first movie, was down right awful. The "Aren't you too short to be a Storm Trooper" line is said with such little emotion.

I'll disagree with that. I thought it was a perfect mix of pomposity and sarcasm.

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by Vlad Draculi

Whether that is the Xmas special or not, Fisher's acting, especially in the first movie, was down right awful. The "Aren't you too short to be a Storm Trooper" line is said with such little emotion.

[deltatauhobbit]

Originally Posted by Vlad Draculi

I hate what the movie did to Grievous. In the cartoon he was this freaking bad ass that killed 5 Jedi with ease. He kidnaps Palpatine after taking out more Jedi on a great chase, and is suddenly a cowardly weakling. I just don't get it.

In the final episode of the original Clone Wars shorts, he was crippled by Mace Windu when he force crushed his crest plate injuring his organic components, like his lungs and heart. That's why in Revenge of the Sith, when you see Grievous, he is wheezing and weak. If not for Mace, he probably would still be cutting through Jedi like butter.

[Elvis]

Originally Posted by Vlad Draculi

I hate what the movie did to Grievous. In the cartoon he was this freaking bad ass that killed 5 Jedi with ease. He kidnaps Palpatine after taking out more Jedi on a great chase, and is suddenly a cowardly weakling. I just don't get it.

He should have never been in the film, in fact neither should have the Count! Both of them were terrible ideas.

Originally Posted by Vlad Draculi

Whether that is the Xmas special or not, Fisher's acting, especially in the first movie, was down right awful. The "Aren't you too short to be a Storm Trooper" line is said with such little emotion.

hahahahaha u 2 funny!

[MechaGodzilla]

Originally Posted by Blu-21

Out of the 2 that don't have a lot of screen time but are popular with the fans which do you prefer? Darth Maul? or Boba Fett?

For me it's easily Maul. He earns his cult status a lot more because he make every second of his limited screen time count.

Boba for me. Sure, he does and says just about as much as Maul, but the difference is Maul serves as the primary antagonist of TPM while Boba was never supposed to be more than a minor villain in TESB.

Plus the armor is badass, and he's getting his own spin-off soon which I'm sure will add a lot to him.

Originally Posted by Vlad Draculi

I hate what the movie did to Grievous. In the cartoon he was this freaking bad ass that killed 5 Jedi with ease. He kidnaps Palpatine after taking out more Jedi on a great chase, and is suddenly a cowardly weakling. I just don't get it.

Lucas and the team behind the cartoon had different visions for the character, simple as that. I too was disappointed at first, but the more I thought about it the more Lucas' version makes more sense. I don't think a non-force user should be able to beat Jedi at their own game.