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You forgot me, vintij and a-dev.
We hatses dose filthy prequelsis.
A-dev=Andrew. Jye & Vintj= Nothing, I don't acknowledge you two bimbos.
You forgot me, vintij and a-dev.
We hatses dose filthy prequelsis.
A-dev=Andrew. Jye & Vintj= Nothing, I don't acknowledge you two bimbos.
Dunno why people hate that scene so much. Happens all the time in martial arts movies: posturing, looking for an opening...
Probably prolonged by each being able to anticipate the other's moves, and both being reluctant to strike.
Are you saying Rory is a huge pothead?
If they were guys in suits, they'd look too fat in them the way the suits were designed. Look at convention cosplayers that try to dress up as Clone troopers, especially the commanders, they never look good.
The thing about the CGI clone troopers models is how sleek they were. I don't see how an actual, human head could fit into the ROTS helmet. You'd also need a waist the size of a pipe and the arms of a toothpick to fit into the form fitting armor. The only time I was weirded out by the animation was when they took their helmets off. That was bad ****. The rest of the scenes though? They looked convincing killing off all those dumb ass Jedi, or killing George Lucas' son, or talking to Jimmy Smits.
Nothing will ever top the look, design, and the British crew that were Stormtroopers and Sandtroopers in 1977. I've got tons of nostalgia for the imagery of Luke and Han in Stormtroopers disguise . . . BUT, those days are over. Hell, they were over the second we saw the troopers return in ROTJ and they had their weirdly molded helmets and were getting their ***** kicked by little, cuddly teddy bears. Clone Troopers were fine.
Are you talking to me? I don't even like the prequels.
Parts of it are good though, and that includes the Clone Troopers. They look way better than these duck bros.
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