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I wish I had your strength man
At this point I'm just trying to stay spoiler free for Episode 8 and the spin offs
Friend of mine told me he read that Anthony Daniels is saying this will be better than Empire. If he's even CLOSE to right about that, holy ****. But from everything I have seen/read about this movie so far, and from the initial trailers, the pics, the tone, the guys developing the film, track records, etc, man........
Friend of mine told me he read that Anthony Daniels is saying this will be better than Empire. If he's even CLOSE to right about that, holy ****. But from everything I have seen/read about this movie so far, and from the initial trailers, the pics, the tone, the guys developing the film, track records, etc, man........
Anthony Daniels has also once said that Hayden Christensen is one of his favorite actors...so i wouldnt trust everything says
But yes...I think Force Awakens can definitely approach ESB levels.
Same. I wanna watch it all again but dont own any of them. I may have New Hope on VHS in my basementI wish Star Wars was on Netfilx =(
AMC is going to do a mega marathon ending with The Force Awakens in December.
http://consequenceofsound.net/2015/...-star-wars-marathon-before-the-force-awakens/
I'm such a nerd that I've owned it on 3 different VHS copies, the DVDs, and bought the bluray set when it released. I also have DVD-r copies of the OG trilogy that were ripped from the Pre SE laserdiscs.
As a Star Wars fan, one thing that gets really tiring is hearing people bash the Prequel Trilogy. It’s one thing to not like something, but the haters aren’t content having kicked the horse to death, they like to drag that corpse into any Star Wars interaction that they have. It’s beyond old, and to someone who actually enjoys the Prequels, it becomes borderline offensive. Sure, they aren’t perfect films, but what films are? There’s still a lot of entertainment value to be had in the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy, if one drops their cynicism.
If it isn’t clear, I like the Prequels, and as such, I enjoy blogs, articles, and podcasts that aim to strengthen those films’ defense against the haters. I happened upon another such project via Twitter last night and wanted to share it.
The Prequels Strike Back is a documentary that is currently crowdfunding via IndieGogo. It’s being produced by a group of filmmakers out of Austin, Texas with the aim of challenging the mantra “the Prequels suck.” They look to be employing Mike Klimo’s Star Wars Ring Theory, as well as talking to fans of the Prequels to get their perspectives (it’d be great if they could get some of the celebrity fans to appear in the documentary).
As of this writing, they’re at a little over $600 of their needed $3500 goal to produce the short documentary, with a $5000 stretch goal to turn it into a web series and a $7500 goal to turn it into a feature length documentary. Personally, I’d love to see a feature length documentary defending the Prequels, so I’m without a doubt planning on donating before their campaign is up. But enough rambling from me. Take a look at their video and decide for yourself if you want to support it: