Many Bothans died to bring us that film clip.![]()
I disagree, I rather like the subtle 'it's just there' feel of some of the shots.The effects were cool, just wish they had taken it to another level.
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I don't think Imperial-class Star Destroyers are atmosphere-capable. Good apart from that though.
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Thank you Admiral Akbar. Very funny.
I wish they would have done some "Star Wars Kid" type editing in that piece. Like that shot with the AT-AT's on the beach and the joggers running, frickin laser beams lighting up the beach behind them. I'd have wet my pants.
I had no idea there were so many Trekkies on MR!
Trekkies implies Star Trek not Star Wars --- I think those it's just considered "star wars geek"
Yes it was. Fun to see.That was awesome, pretty impressive editing!
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I'm not waiting 'til next Tuesday.
Many Bothans died to bring us that film clip.
Thank you Admiral Akbar.
Agree. I liked the feeling of the film.I disagree, I rather like the subtle 'it's just there' feel of some of the shots.
Oh, heavens no.My bad. They're kind of all the same, though, aren't they?
My bad. They're kind of all the same, though, aren't they?
They can't, and any TIE fighter's ION drive will mess with Imperial comm equipment if too low to the ground.
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Agreed. He should have used shots of the Acclamator class transports.alFR said:I don't think Imperial-class Star Destroyers are atmosphere-capable.
not too bad at all (I always thought those San Franciscans were a bit too imperial) - they hid the manufaturing plant well..... :S