episode 3 in five words
Preposterous. But very very beautiful.
This is half-pie.
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llew
24 May 2005, 09:23 #
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Alan
24 May 2005, 09:34 #
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llew
24 May 2005, 10:50 #
I see…
Martha
24 May 2005, 11:54 #
I don’t. Star Wars? Dancing? Battlestar Glactica?
llew
24 May 2005, 12:44 #
Must be star wars! Yahay! With it now. Love a good mystery.
Whodunnit BTW? Yoda?
Alan
24 May 2005, 12:45 #
Star Wars. But it does apply quite nicely to Dancing with the Stars, as well.
Norm’s costume: preposterous. Norm and partner’s dancing… beautiful.
Ben
24 May 2005, 13:31 #
Well no one can accuse you of ruining the plot.
Technical note: I often have connection problems getting to your site for some reason. It often seems unavailable.
Ben.
MiramarMike
24 May 2005, 17:27 #
Oh, Star Wars … crickey, thought I’d missed something worthwile for a second.
Patrick
24 May 2005, 19:13 #
Oh the wipes. Won’t someone please think of the wipes.
I mean how many wipes does a movie need?
Alan
25 May 2005, 08:18 #
It’s taken me 12 hours to figure out what you are referring to, Patrick. In our household, wipes have a, uh… very specific use. It’s not something I like to think too much about.
But yes, the film does enjoy a certain overuse of cinematic wipes. Anyone would think ol’ George had just got a copy of Final Cut Express to use with his brand new DV cam and was going mad on transitions…
llew
25 May 2005, 11:36 #
The first one was like that too (er… I mean the 4th one). it’s probably just his attempt at regaining continuity.
davidr
25 May 2005, 16:44 #
Wipes have been part of Lucas’ “vision” since the first SW film. He uses them quite a bit throughout. Can’t remember whether they’re used much in Empire or Jedi; but then, he didn’t direct those.
house_monkey
25 May 2005, 23:26 #
OMG! Darth Vader is Luke’s father!!
Agree about the wipes though, and what is it with George Lucas and amputation?