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Innawerkz
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Has anyone watched this:The Phantom Edit?
I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but according to the Wiki, several edits have been made to improve the flow & maturity of the movie. Here is a quick list of the edits:
- Re-editing of nearly all scenes featuring Jar Jar Binks and removing some of what Nichols dubs 'Jar Jar Antics.'
- Removal or re-editing of most of the Battle Droid dialogue
- Limiting of exposition throughout the film
- Trimming scenes involving politics
- Re-arrangement of shots and scenes to match the original Star Wars trilogy's presentation style
- Removal of "Yippee" and "Oops" from Anakin's dialogue
- Removal of dialogue that specifies the nature of midichlorians as a biological basis for Force sensitivity.
Seems like it is a big step in 'correcting' the Phantom Menace. |
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Faceless Stranger
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| Posted: Thu Dec 16, 2010 21:34 Post subject: |
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I didn't have a problem with Return of the Jedi... though, Empire Striked Back is my favorite and it's the only star wars film I don't own. (I only own two of the original)
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Hassknecht
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It's like the old and new Star Wars movies. Just a sequel instead of a prequel.
For years, the fans got nothing.
Then, the fans got an aimed shot to the groin because there was a whole new generation of fans to please out there.
Naturally, the old fans are a little bitter now. |
Just can't compare a lame love story to IMPERIAL MIGHT. Amirite? |
Hell yes.
Btw, fuckin' sweet avatar 
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Faceless Stranger
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Thanks, what's your's from BTW?
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Diomedes20
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It's like the old and new Star Wars movies. Just a sequel instead of a prequel.
For years, the fans got nothing.
Then, the fans got an aimed shot to the groin because there was a whole new generation of fans to please out there.
Naturally, the old fans are a little bitter now. |
Woah... that's a little extreme don't you think? I hate the prequels so much i like to think that they don't even exist. |
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Hassknecht
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| Faceless_Stranger wrote: |
| Thanks, what's your's from BTW? |
It's a dude with an exoskeleton from Stalker.
@Diomedes20:
See? The analogy is pretty excellent
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Witcher10
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| I'm thankful for the soundtrack and radio's, and for blowing up Megaton after doing all the quests there, and for the random enemies, and V.A.T.S. |
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Diomedes20
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Yeah, I think I get it now. |
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Courier
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Evil:
-Megaton goes
-Wasteland gets poisoned
(Broken Steel)-Blow up BoS
(Zeta)-You kill cowboy for cool coat and hat
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Killing the cowboy and the samurai was supposed to be evil? I just assumed that since the other people on the ship just watched me kill them without saying anything that it was just something I was supposed to do.
Plus, I needed to take my anger out on something after sitting through Mothership Zeta for three hours.  |
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1. The GECK - Modders made a average/good game into an excellent one.
2. The wasteland - Well realised in terms of looking like post nuclear war Washington.
3. The graphics/art direction - Despite what others say the graphics were good. |
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LinkPain
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Sneaking and big ass world. To bad it turned out to be uninteresting in the end...
Graphics.
Point Lookout.
The Pitt....but I had some awesome glitches and game crashes there.
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drgong
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The DLCs where good (I do like point lookout as a unique off the wall section)
Art Design
getting enough people to look at the fallout games that Fallout 1 and 2 are now easily obtainable.
outcasts
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| I have to say I'm thankful for Fallout 3 because it awoke me to the Fallout franchise and also because it started the franchise up again and a mediocre Fallout is better than no Fallout. Lets just hope it doesn't turn into a Sonic or Super Mario fiasco. |
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| mediocre Fallout is better than no Fallout. |
This is not good logic.
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