jye4ever
Broke and happy
Man did the Ewoks suck the enjoyment right out of the movie opening night lol
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With jar jars legendary status as possibly the most hated character of all time I could see him selling well just because of that fact. I mean think of all the hilarious and sadistic poses and fun you could have with him. Could be cathartic
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Man did the Ewoks suck the enjoyment right out of the movie opening night lol
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Yeah, I would go so far as to say they were the first "un-Star-Warsy" thing I encountered as a kid. They felt like something from a nother movie in the way they were depicted. It was like Lucas had a stroke in 1982 and came away with the sense he had a flair for comedy so we got an increasingly jokey Indy and Chewy as Tarzan.
Many squirrels died... to bring us this figure.
Back then I loved the Ewoks and therefor I still do. And yes, GL has always insisted on being funny. And I don’t really share his sense of humor (TPM[emoji33]) ...thank god for K-2SO!
Man did the Ewoks suck the enjoyment right out of the movie opening night lol
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This is for Talibane too.
ROTJ exudes a wide-spectrum, healthy and enduring humor, from its beginning at Jabba's court (that animal that releases "some air" after eating a smaller one... still funny!) to its end at Endor (Han trying to extinguish that torch just by blowing... I still smile each and every time...). In time, I have developed this feeling that back in that day, moviemakers doing family-friendly cinema strived for that kind of Jim-Henson-esque, self-deprecating, highly ironic but at the same time harmless sense of humor, even if it could also be deeply critical and have a very strong and meaningful subtext sometimes. This powerful sense of humor has been completely and utterly lost afterwards.
In ROTJ, the ewoks played a key part on that, of course, but there is this kind of humor all over the place. Believe me: I have never taken nonsense from anybody, even at the early age when I saw Jedi, and yet, I have never had a problem with Chewbacca doing Tarzan on that rope. Even if it punched the 4th wall, it just fit into the general mood of the film, the music, and even the previous movies. It is short, sharp, sweet and doesn't harm the serious counterweight of the ongoing drama. Slipping such a reference in such a high-fantasy movie in such a seamless way is a real feat.
All this to tell you, Slikkerias, that humor in ROTJ has nothing to do with the unchallenged, pervasively silly, way-too-obvious, right-in-front-of-your-nose kind of slapstick humor from TPM. You know what particular character I am thinking about.
And why is KS2O so funny...?
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I can't get over the fact there's an actual "Wicket the Ewok" thread on here now.
And yes, I'm totally buying one.
Very happy to see we may all have Wicket on our shelves/displays...what's interesting though is why does the name tag say "Ewok" as apposed to Wicket?
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