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  • #16
    Originally posted by harls View Post
    When Palpatine became the emperor it basically made the universe Detroit. Everything went to ruin and technology was lost.
    BWAHHHH!!
    "You on the other hand, describe your shit so many times and revel in how glorious or strange it looks that there is absolutely no doubt you most definitely DO have a shit fetish." - Kelly Green


    Jim Lahey is a drunk bastard.

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    • #17
      I agree with Dan, Lucas and company went too far with the CGI in the prequel trilogy. One of the things I always liked about the originals was that everything had a gritty look to it, more realistic. Everything in the prequels looked too.... shiny and polished, I guess would be the best way to put it. Word is Abbrams used more scale models and actual sets rather than CGI and green screen which is good IMO.
      Last edited by BirdsInNC; 11-29-2014, 10:00 AM.
      "You on the other hand, describe your shit so many times and revel in how glorious or strange it looks that there is absolutely no doubt you most definitely DO have a shit fetish." - Kelly Green


      Jim Lahey is a drunk bastard.

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      • #18
        John who?
        "I could buy you." - The Village Idiot

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        • #19
          I agree with this post

          I've never seen a minute of any star wars movie, and never will.

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          • #20
            I couldn't get past the opening scroll...

            Originally posted by BirdBrawn View Post
            I've never seen a minute of any star wars movie, and never will.
            Felt like it should have been hand-written in crayon. Even as a ten year old kid, I knew when my intelligence was being insulted.

            The most criminally underrated movie of the decade came out the same weekend as Star Wars and got crushed.



            Changed the course of cinema. Not for the better.

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