Star Wars Episode III official thread

[MarsVolta]

Has anyone ever wondered what common household items would look like Star Wars-inated? I was just thinking of what they could make out of a spatula or a paperclip. They'd make it so grand it'd require a permit to own.

I do remember reading that the Milennium Falcon's shape was thought of when Lucas bit into a hamburger.

And I think think that the clones do start showing defects and their numbers dwindle down after the Battle of Kamino. Then the Emporer has to start recruiting any and every human he can find to keep his numbers of soldiers basically never ending. The armor just changes over time as they upgrade and improve the armor and weaponry, although I think the blaster rifles that the clones used distributed a whole lot more damage than those E-11 blasters the stormtroopers used.

[MarsVolta]

wtf? Is this Darth Sidious standing here?

[Mr-K]

Is it just me or does Sidious look too squat and Vader look too thin?

/nitpick

[MarsVolta]

Is it just me or does Sidious look too squat and Vader look too thin?

/nitpick

I agree. But keep in mind that in Return of the Jedi, Sidious is a whole lot older and he has probably thinned some due to age. And in Revenge of the Sith Anakin is a whole lot younger and probably has a thinner build. But I could be wrong b/c Anakin's body is charred and probably doesnt grow anymore after the fall.

[Drewbacca]

He's young there though.

[Mr-K]

I mean... pretty substantial difference. But yeah, I keep forgetting that everyone is younger.

[MarsVolta]

I mean... pretty substantial difference. But yeah, I keep forgetting that everyone is younger.

Funny thing is that its the same actor. But keep in mind that most people loose weight as they get older so that would explain his plumpness im sure in ROTS. And the durastic change from looking human to looking like death in the flesh is because he lets the Dark Side completely consume him.

[Megatron]

wtf? Is this Darth Sidious standing here?

yes it is, this is after Darth Sidious and Anakin take out Mace and Darth Sidious being Palp says "The jedi are corrupt, because they tried to kill me" or something to that affect, anyway that scene is where the Empire takes off.

I love it.

[MarsVolta]

yes it is, this is after Darth Sidious and Anakin take out Mace and Darth Sidious being Palp says "The jedi are corrupt, because they tried to kill me" or something to that affect, anyway that scene is where the Empire takes off.

I love it.

ahhh....So this is where he's like I R 1337 E/\/\P0|2E|2!!111!!!11!!1!!

[1CCOSA]

Spoilers:

I LOVE that shot of Yoda with Tarfful and Chewie, the shot of the dead Jedi and Clones (my guess is after they barely drive the Separatists and Grevious away from Coruscant). I don't care what anyone says or how much people complain about OT vs PT, this movie looks like it's gonna smoke.

I did a google search and found a brief run through of what happens in this episode. The script has one glaring flaw...

Amidala dies giving birth to the twins. This shouldn't have happened, because in ROTJ, Leia tells Luke she barely remembers her mother. How could she remember her, if she never really saw her?

Highlight my thoughts on this:

I agree that would be a really annoying continuity flaw, but she may not die. Lucas filmed two endings for Padme before he made the final decision. Also, Pablo Hidalgo from Lucasfilm said that Anakin doesn't kill her.

It'd just more sense if she lived a lonely life on Alderaan instead of messing with the Luke/Leia family scene in RoTJ. That scene has such bad acting (Carrie Fisher: Run away, Luke. Run far, far away! urrggh) we don't need it worsened with a line about her "real mother" that doesn't make any sense.