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Cartoon Man posted:
The best part of that picture is the shoes, but my favorite part of that picture series is how the dude cosplaying as George L has the same expression in every shot.
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Oct 2, 2022 05:01
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https://twitter.com/MarkHamill/status/1576487966846767104?s=20&t=JUvD3cxdQ429yyVJKY-AWQ Mark Hamill owns so much.
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Cartoon Man posted:https://twitter.com/MarkHamill/status/1576487966846767104?s=20&t=JUvD3cxdQ429yyVJKY-AWQ Though the state of the invaders seems to be less imposing Star Destroyers and more... 
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well that naboo fighter cutaway is horrifying why not just put the droid in sideways its not like it cant rotate its head to face any direction anyway im pretty sure a lego set handled the narrow ship body that way now that i think about it edit naboo fighter designer working over a drawing table with a droid assistant late at night "this new fighter will be so fast and agile itll rip the heads off of enemies and poo poo down their necks" *beep boop angriest fart droid noise* Sexual Lorax fucked around with this message at 15:24 on Oct 10, 2022 |
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Oct 10, 2022 15:19
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Sexual Lorax posted:well that naboo fighter cutaway is horrifying The movie already depicted R2 being loaded into it with his legs perpendicular to the length of the ship, so they were stuck matching that (though the movie could also have rotated him 90 degrees if they wanted).  There's also another cheat going on, where the hole that the head sticks through is actually too small for an astromech's eye or the nozzles on its head.  The N1 isn't alone in this - the Jedi Starfighter in Episode II really clearly had no room for a full-size droid, and in order for R2 to join them on adventures in The Clone Wars, they had to come up with a new version of the ship that had the astromech sitting right in front of the cockpit, where there was more mass to hold it.   Then there's the Episode 3 Jedi Starfighter, which had to fit a full Astromech for story reasons, but the fighter they build for use in filming very obviously couldn't fit a droid inside it.  They adjusted the CG model to have these little boxes on the underside of the wings that could house the droids, and while they fit the body, there's still no room for the legs.  This leads to situations like this scene, which mostly uses the practical ship with R2's bottom half visibly missing, then for the shot where Anakin needs to take off they switch to the CG version with extra mass (as well as a slightly different paint job / decals).  
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Robot Style posted:
Hayden Christensen famously didn't fit into the fighter, either, so his feet dangled out of the front viewport.
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Even in death, I still try spinning
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Robots simply change shape as needed
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One of the more rarely documented features of the Jedi Starfighter to be sure.
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Madurai posted:Hayden Christensen famously didn't fit into the fighter, either, so his feet dangled out of the front viewport. He fits, just they took the front off of the cockpit for filming internal shots, so there was nothing to rest his feet on and it was easy for them to just poke out. Maybe the ergonomics could've been better planned.  I do think some starfighters are just way too small because they make space for the pilot, and then don't put any room for systems and engines. The Naboo Starfighter has the excuse that it was supposed to be streamlined, but the Jedi Starfighter is just way too small. And Yoda's managed to be even smaller.  Robot Style posted:One of the more rarely documented features of the Jedi Starfighter to be sure. They made a bunch.     Yoda's starfighter just gave them nothing to work with so they made him into a shuttle. 
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SlothfulCobra posted:I do think some starfighters are just way too small because they make space for the pilot, and then don't put any room for systems and engines. The Naboo Starfighter has the excuse that it was supposed to be streamlined, but the Jedi Starfighter is just way too small. And Yoda's managed to be even smaller. Or the two seater TIE from The Force Awakens
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SlothfulCobra posted:They made a bunch. Yeah, none of them were really that great, allegedly because they had Hasbro's Star Wars team working on them rather than the Transformers team. The later Japanese-exclusive attempts by Takara were a bit more successful.   Hasbro's attempt at the same concepts for reference:  
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Hazo fucked around with this message at 20:37 on Oct 11, 2022 |
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So that's how he did it
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Wedge and Ackbar being prominently featured is a pro move.
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Imagine having Vader stare down at you for all eternity
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Missed opportunity Bring back sarcophagi coffins and make it so there's glass lenses in the eyes to confuse future grave robbers
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We were inches from a character saying "Jesus Christ, dude" in a Star Wars and the guys running the Wiki being forced to recognize our lord and savior as canon.
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Animal-Mother posted:We were inches from a character saying "Jesus Christ, dude" in a Star Wars and the guys running the Wiki being forced to recognize our lord and savior as canon. Han Solo acknowledges that there is a Hell and he'll see you there, so is there an opposite place?
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This is cool except for the sequel era style logos for 2/3 in the bottom left
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evobatman posted:Han Solo acknowledges that there is a Hell and he'll see you there, so is there an opposite place? Han also acknowledges the existence of golden rod which is native to northern America.
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fartknocker posted:Stolen from the meme thread Loss is eternal
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