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Old 10-31-2012, 07:31 PM
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You could probably build a Millennium Falcon with that bank balance....All he would need is a Wookee to make his fantasies come true. He could probably find one of those in the Mediterranean somewhere...
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Hate to think of what Disney is going to do to kill the legacy.
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Hate to think of what Disney is going to do to kill the legacy.
Hard to see how it can only go upwards after the prequel trilogy

Having said that.. when the DVD first arrived, I found skipping the lovey dovey scenes in Attack of the Clones helped immensely to improve the pace of the movie :P (man you have to wonder how Lucas courted his wife with such dodgy lines)

And for those of you who HAVEN'T yet watched RedLetterMedia's scathing review of The Phantom Menace (which was released TEN YEARS after the movie was released), it's well worth the time

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxKtZmQgxrI]Star Wars: The Phantom Menace Review (Part 1 of 7) - YouTube[/ame]

(he has SEVEN parts for Phantom Menace alone and equally long reviews for the other 2 movies in the trilogy
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---Maybe Disney is into some new type of comedies?
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I was watching a cheap flick last night called AirBorne and I saw Mark Hamill circa 2011.

The years have not been kind

He's not even in the same shape as Alec Guinness in A New Hope.

I guess that might put a damper in casting the original crew in the next sequel trilogy.
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I was watching a cheap flick last night called AirBorne and I saw Mark Hamill circa 2011.

The years have not been kind

He's not even in the same shape as Alec Guinness in A New Hope.

I guess that might put a damper in casting the original crew in the next sequel trilogy.
I think Mark Hamill got typecast after Star Wars. I've seen him in a lot of low budget and TV stuff over the years. Its a wonder Harrison Ford was able to escape. Thank you Indiana Jones. Of course I dont think anyone would argue that Harrison Ford was/is a much better actor then Mark Hamill (even before Star Wars)...
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