Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
This is the power of FATE... its not just Star Wars its most movies ... it can not be explained because it was FATE and Destined to be as is ... And I must admit that fight with Ben and Vader looked like Asscheeks .
it's time star wars fans realize the franchise as always been trash
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This is the power of FATE... its not just Star Wars its most movies ... it can not be explained because it was FATE and Destined to be as is ... And I must admit that fight with Ben and Vader looked like Asscheeks .
Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
His wife was a Queen... Queen of Alderaan .....
this is in addition to Padme being former Queen of Naboo
Once again your using logic outside of the films to explain the films, which is why these movies suck and the fans are blind dikk riders
she is referred to as a SENATOR episode 2 and 3.
Also Leia never knew her real mother, so she would not her mother was once a Queen. Also since when were Queen's elected and served terms
Her parents adoptive parents were not royalty
In Star Wars, were does it say her mother was a Queen, it doesn't even mention her name, only Bail Organa who was a Senator, once again I don't read EU
or any books, this about the film
Atsym Sknyfs
Superstar
@Master Teacher ... let me ask you a question .... In films, TV shows, Books and etc... do you want everything spelled out for you and you just cant accept that things are as they are? or is being a little abstract at times ok ...
If you're watching a movie and there's a king so and so, do you want to know the geneology of how he became king?
If you're watching a movie and there's a king so and so, do you want to know the geneology of how he became king?
ScoopNScore
8man
The film or whatever should be self explanatory, doesn't have to be in your false, but the pieces should be there for you to put together.
You last example once again doesn't make any sense, because if there's a King in a movie, he's the King, we can see he's the King. But if they say this King is the son of the President, it will not make sense. Princess Leia only parent mentioned is a Senator, so it contradicts her being a princess.
Star Wars is non sense, things explode in space, there's no sound in space, no oxygen so a ship implodes it would flame out quickly not expand into a ball of fire.
I can go on and on, Star Wars is a poorly made kids movie that is outdated and should not be consider science fiction, but only fantasy
HipHopStan
Top 113 Poster
- From the Star Wars website:
As for the Vader/Obi Wan duel - you had David Prowse (stuntman and by no means a swordsman) in a big hulking costume and a 63 year old Alec Guinness fighting. Sure, it doesn't look impressive now, but back then, it was fine. That is why for Empire and Jedi they got Bob Anderson to don the suit for the fighting scenes.
Yes, Alec hated Star Wars and made no bones about it. He's an acting treasure, but he could also be a stubborn a$$hole. Yes, he had other great performances that should be noted but if he thought about it, maybe people seeing his role as Obi Wan would influence them to see of his other great films. It did for me. The Bridge On the River Kwai is fantastic.
Last but not least, Lucas is quite open about all of the homages in his film and talks about where he got all of his influences from. Almost every director out there pays homage to their favorite movies or serials in some way. George just did it more than most. If he sat there and actually took credit for it all, then it would be a different story all together.
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- From the Star Wars website:
As for the Vader/Obi Wan duel - you had David Prowse (stuntman and by no means a swordsman) in a big hulking costume and a 63 year old Alec Guinness fighting. Sure, it doesn't look impressive now, but back then, it was fine. That is why for Empire and Jedi they got Bob Anderson to don the suit for the fighting scenes.
Yes, Alec hated Star Wars and made no bones about it. He's an acting treasure, but he could also be a stubborn @sshole. Yes, he had other great performances that should be noted but if he thought about it, maybe people seeing his role as Obi Wan would influence them to see of his other great films. It did for me. The Bridge On the River Kwai is fantastic.
Last but not least, Lucas is quite open about all of the homages in his film and talks about where he got all of his influences from. Almost every director out there pays homage to their favorite movies or serials in some way. George just did it more than most. If he sat there and actually took credit for it all, then it would be a different story all together.
Once again I should have to read a character bio from a website to understand a movie
also it doesn't say he was King, so what makes her a princess. Her titled should be Lady Leia or something
HipHopStan
Top 113 Poster
You and the late Alec Guinness have two things in common: 1.) You both hate Star Wars and 2.) You're both stubborn as hell.
He's a member of the Royal family (if you need to have it spelled out for you, he was also Viceroy) and was the planet's representative in the Senate. Under Alderaan law, you can be both. Of course they're not going to spell that shyt out for you because it doesn't really matter to the story at all and adds nothing. You're a film studies student and should know this shyt. Are you going to complain about the fact that Tatooine has two suns yet there is no sun near it? "But but but I must know why and have it explained to me otherwise I'm giving this movie a 1 1/2 out of 5.
" I've come to the conclusion that you're just looking for shyt to complain about because you particularly don't like these movies, which is cool and all, but as a film studies student, you should also know that film is subjective and you've come up with some piss poor arguments to state your case.I'm done here.
Wait, no I'm not.
Now I am.
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You and the late Alec Guinness have two things in common: 1.) You both hate Star Wars and 2.) You're both stubborn as shyt.
He's a member of the Royal family (if you need to have it spelled out for you, he was also Viceroy) and was the planet's representative in the Senate. Under Alderaan law, you can be both. Of course they're not going to spell that shyt out for you because it doesn't really matter to the story at all and adds nothing. You're a film studies student and should know this shyt. I've come to the conclusion that you're just looking for shyt to complain about because you particularly don't like these movies.
I'm done here.
Wait, no I'm not.
Now I am.
Where is this explained in the movies? Or even hinted at.
Bottom line is the bytch is a princess of nothing, the only bytch in the galaxy,
the force is pretty much a useless thing in the grand scheme of things, it only important because characters say its important, we never see it's significance or impact on anything
the story is trash, bottom line.
There's nothing creative about star wars. The Empire are Nazis, Jedi dress like samurais, spaceships fly like airplanes, every planet has only one type of terrain
and one type of civilization. The shyt is generic bullshyt that could fly on the 70's but in modern times this shyt is beyond garbage
nikkas forgot about Panaka, the OTHER brotha in the whole galaxy?
Don't sleep on the dude with the ice cream maker in Cloud City
ScoopNScore
8man
Don't sleep on the dude with the ice cream maker in Cloud City
Watch him have a backstory and a role in like 2 or 3 of the books
There's a name and backstory for everybody. Remember the droid who blew up in Episode 4 that led to Owen buying R2? I remember reading some article where the droid was Force-sensitive, and knew that R2 had to make it to Obi-Wan, so it pretended to malfunction
