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Star Wars Episode 3 Play-By-Play In Pictures
jflint writes "Here is a site with over 80 screenshots (claiming more to come) that shows the story line of the upcoming Star Wars Episode 3. Some of the screenshots have French subtitles in them." These shots -- especially the space battle scenes -- certainly make it look more worthwhile than the two prior episodes.
The page is 7.3MB, so I think that is very, very unlikely.
I saved a 6.3MB zip file of the whole thing, though...I just have no bandwidth to host it. ; )
nah we all know that slashdotters are proud when they slashdot something
I saw this on BoingBoing just a minute ago nd looked at the purdy pictures. I have now concluded that the pictures will do, Star Wars is dead to me and I won't see the move until i surfaces on TV in some years. I was at the grand opening of Star Wars I when they arranged a special screening in the 5000-people Spektrum arena (With awful, horrible bad sound and twice the price of a cinema with THX) and I won't pay a dime more to this crappy excuse for a sci-fi movie series. Which is sad, since I have so fond memories of SW 4 to 6.
1. George Lucas
2. Hayden whatever his name is...
3. Natalie Portman. Okay fanboys, I know she's hot. But the eye candy was not a good actress in episode 1 or 2.
4. No Harrison Ford.
5. No James Earl Jones.
6. I saw absolutely no pictures of Jar Jar.
... it frees Ewan McGregor to do better work (as he's used to).
Albert
kind of like how John Kerry served honorably in the military.
"You must remember, Luke, many of the truthes we cling to depenend greatly on a certian point of view."
It actually ads a human character to the story in that you know what and how things happend, but the dialog is giving the characters point of view of what happend. Just because a characters missunderstand of the events is not a key plot point like in most movies. This does add depth the the characters.
Paying taxes to buy civilization is like paying a hooker to buy love.
Hi George! How's the ranch?
Seriously, and not to sound overly-melodramatic but I think everyone should boycott this film. Reaching back into important cultural history and modifying the first 3 films while taking measures to ensure that the original copies are no longer made available on store shelves is about as arrogant and socially irresponsible as you can be.
He may own the rights to the film, but he does not own the rights to our fondest childhood memories.
Boycott this film. Send a clear message to Lucas and to Hollywood.
The government has a defect: it's potentially democratic. Corporations have no defect: they're pure tyrannies. -Chomsky