This made me fucking CRINGE!!!Greg Tito said:What's next? You add Jar Jar Binks to the cantina scene, or re-record Alec Guinness's dialogue in Star Wars to include midi-chlorians?
Has there been any other more appropriate time for this meme?Knife-28 said:*Insert Arbitary NOOOOOOOOOOO joke here*Realitycrash said:I second this.uppitycracker said:all i can say in response to this is.....
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
no they are worsemaybe they weren't as bad as I had thought
Um....No?Croix Sinistre said:Has there been any other more appropriate time for this meme?Knife-28 said:*Insert Arbitary NOOOOOOOOOOO joke here*Realitycrash said:I second this.uppitycracker said:all i can say in response to this is.....
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
The problem is that George obviously wants the version currently representing his "definitive version" to be the only one available. I'm sure he would erase any previous version from our minds if he could. Anyway, all versions prior to the Blu-rays are now discontinued I believe, so you're going to have to deal with the issue of limited supply when trying to find copies of the original unaltered films. At least with other films with numerous cuts such as Blade Runner, you don't have the creators basically trying to force you to only watch one version of the movie. If this weren't the case with Star Wars I really wouldn't be upset.Littaly said:There's no reason to like whatever it is he changed this time (like, no reason at all), but as long as the original versions are still on sale, there is no real reason to get upset either.
Well you do realize that back in the 70s and 80s they didn't have the proper technology to have Vader say "NOOOOOO!", but he always wanted to add it in. He has also stated that his next move will be to revamp the movies with even more CGI such as he alwasy wanted to replace the Imperial destroyers with Twinkies and the Death Star was actually suppose to look like a giant testicle. Lucas also never liked the idea of FTL so instead of having the ships launch into hyperdrive he will add in CGI space oxen to pull ships around.Greg Tito said:But come the fuck on, George. Please stop. You obviously don't understand how you made great films in the 70s & 80s if you keep making these changes. What's next? You add Jar Jar Binks to the cantina scene, or re-record Alec Guinness's dialogue in Star Wars to include midi-chlorians?
Can you really blame him. All they tend to do it *****, and moan.XandNobody said:It is official, George is just out to troll the fans now, all there is to it.
There is no other explanation that I can really give.
He started it...S-Unleashed said:Can you really blame him. All they tend to do it *****, and moan.XandNobody said:It is official, George is just out to troll the fans now, all there is to it.
There is no other explanation that I can really give.
I heard they were making a movie about that. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BMgegut3UM]kickyourass said:How the fucking hell does this keep happening? I mean seriously how? I'm half tempted to declare all these mistakes an elaborate conspiricy and that this man isn't the real George Lucus. I mean what other explaination can there be for the guy who made Labrinth, Willow, Indiana fucking Jones (though granted he wasn't alone on that) and god damn Star Wars (As well as a dozen other awesome things) being as completely incompetent as he has been for the past 13 years or so?
The artist died and took all the intellegence with it.sunburst313 said:I heard they were making a movie about that. [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BMgegut3UM]kickyourass said:How the fucking hell does this keep happening? I mean seriously how? I'm half tempted to declare all these mistakes an elaborate conspiricy and that this man isn't the real George Lucus. I mean what other explaination can there be for the guy who made Labrinth, Willow, Indiana fucking Jones (though granted he wasn't alone on that) and god damn Star Wars (As well as a dozen other awesome things) being as completely incompetent as he has been for the past 13 years or so?
George Lucas simply cannot surprise me anymore. Once all of his money and creative control troubles vanished, the artist inside of him died. Such a shame since he used to be a true visionary. At least Star Wars has become far too big for all the stupid reediting to destroy.
All creators feel that their work is incomplete and could have been better with a few tweaks, but they recognize that once they release it into the world, it is no longer theirs to mold. Like a child.Littaly said:Sometimes I get the feeling that Star Wars is somehow an Internet problem treated with the gravity of a real problem. The whole "George Lucas ruins Star Wars" outrage has all the juicy, fun, pointlessness of a regular Internet outcry, but because Star Wars is regarded as a classic movie and has value outside the geek community as well, we have this golden opportunity to generate an outcry deluxe.
Yeah, it's a pretty stupid addition, but movies belong to the people who make them, not the people who watch them. There's no reason to like whatever it is he changed this time (like, no reason at all), but as long as the original versions are still on sale, there is no real reason to get upset either.