Star Wars: The Force Shall Free Us All

[The Biggles Syndicate]

Keanu Reeves as Darth Revan, please and thanks.

(Image)

He looks like he fought a cookie-cutter shark.

[Northern Davincia]

S4E7:

Here's hoping Krell is something more interesting than the thoroughly twatty donkey-leading-lions he appears to be.

Echo went last time, so Fives is totally going to die here. Thus will end the story of these clones begun in episode 1-05 episode 3-01 episode 1-05.

Thus will end the story of these clones begun some time ago.

You're going to like the Umbara arc.

[Yusseria]

S4E7:

Here's hoping Krell is something more interesting than the thoroughly twatty donkey-leading-lions he appears to be.

Echo went last time, so Fives is totally going to die here. Thus will end the story of these clones begun in episode 1-05 episode 3-01 episode 1-05.

Thus will end the story of these clones begun some time ago.

You're going to like the Umbara arc.

Indeed. Those episodes were out-fucking-standing.

[Platypus Bureaucracy]

S4E8:

"What the fuck is this?"

"You specifically asked for a tank with caterpillar treads!"

Pretty sure one of those clones just committed a war crime. No shooting bodies!

Do the Umbarans not breathe their own atmosphere? They all seem to wear space suits 100% of the time.

Oh, and:

I prefer a good fight to all this sneakin' around.

Fuck off.

[Northern Davincia]

S4E8:

"What the fuck is this?"

"You specifically asked for a tank with caterpillar treads!"

Pretty sure one of those clones just committed a war crime. No shooting bodies!

Do the Umbarans not breathe their own atmosphere? They all seem to wear space suits 100% of the time.

Oh, and:

I prefer a good fight to all this sneakin' around.

Fuck off.

Umbarans use their suits to breathe stimulant drugs, which allows them to fight longer.

[Dylar]

Pretty sure one of those clones just committed a war crime. No shooting bodies!

"Rule #17: Always make sure they're dead."
-Sev

[Bloodshade]

S4E8:

"What the fuck is this?"

"You specifically asked for a tank with caterpillar treads!"

Pretty sure one of those clones just committed a war crime. No shooting bodies!

Do the Umbarans not breathe their own atmosphere? They all seem to wear space suits 100% of the time.

Apparently, the masks pump some sort of gas that "increases their reflexes and aggression in battle". Still, It feels rather odd. Are the Umbarans naturally cowardly or did they want to match a Clone Troopers proficiency in battle with those gases?

At first, I also assumed the air was poisonous but then the I realized it was their home-world and even the Clones could breathe normally so it wouldn't make sense.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Umbarran arc is awesome.

[Platypus Bureaucracy]

Pretty sure one of those clones just committed a war crime. No shooting bodies!

"Rule #17: Always make sure they're dead."
-Sev

Seriously uncool.

[The Huskar Social Union]

"Rule #17: Always make sure they're dead."
-Sev

Seriously uncool.

Effective tho

[Ameriganastan]

I mean, can Clones even be tried for war crimes? They're technically all the same dude.

[Alvecia]

DNA evidence isn't quite as effective, that's for sure.

[Pax Nerdvana]

That was a good arc.

DNA evidence isn't quite as effective, that's for sure.

That would raise some interesting legal cases.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Had no idea so much of this scene was practical

[Alvecia]

Had no idea so much of this scene was practical

It's really cool what you can do with some fancy practical effects.

[Platypus Bureaucracy]

Had no idea so much of this scene was practical

That must put some serious pressure on the actors. You really don't want to sneeze of flub your line or anything.

[Platypus Bureaucracy]

S4E9:

Ubernerd level nitpick incoming: Fives attempts to explain the commotion in the hangar by saying it's a safety drill, to which Krell responds that safety drills happen at 0600. How come they already have safety drills set up for a base they've just occupied with a severely depleted force? Don't they have more important stuff to be doing?

And another: I would gently suggest that the Trade Federation should stop building massive ships with weird corridor-hangars that lead directly to the main reactor.

The Republic has the death penalty? That's surprising and sad.

[Pax Nerdvana]

S4E9:

Ubernerd level nitpick incoming: Fives attempts to explain the commotion in the hangar by saying it's a safety drill, to which Krell responds that safety drills happen at 0600. How come they already have safety drills set up for a base they've just occupied with a severely depleted force? Don't they have more important stuff to be doing?

And another: I would gently suggest that the Trade Federation should stop building massive ships with weird corridor-hangars that lead directly to the main reactor.

The Republic has the death penalty? That's surprising and sad.

The Trade Federation needs to learn their lesson that open passages to a reactor do not a victory make.

[The Huskar Social Union]

S4E9:

Ubernerd level nitpick incoming: Fives attempts to explain the commotion in the hangar by saying it's a safety drill, to which Krell responds that safety drills happen at 0600. How come they already have safety drills set up for a base they've just occupied with a severely depleted force? Don't they have more important stuff to be doing?

And another: I would gently suggest that the Trade Federation should stop building massive ships with weird corridor-hangars that lead directly to the main reactor.

The Republic has the death penalty? That's surprising and sad.

The Trade Federation needs to learn their lesson that open passages to a reactor do not a victory make.

"Hey guys, what if... and i know this is a wild idea, what if we built a ton of armour around our reactors so that one fighter cant fly inside and blow up our capital ships?"
"John your fired"

[Pax Nerdvana]

The Trade Federation needs to learn their lesson that open passages to a reactor do not a victory make.

"Hey guys, what if... and i know this is a wild idea, what if we built a ton of armour around our reactors so that one fighter cant fly inside and blow up our capital ships?"
"John your fired"

Actually, their designers are probably B1s, which would probably explain it.

[Vassenor]

Had no idea so much of this scene was practical

This is what you can achieve when not weighed down by Lucas' CGI fetish.

[Northern Davincia]

Had no idea so much of this scene was practical

This is what you can achieve when not weighed down by Lucas' CGI fetish.

But there was so much going on, every frame was so dense.

[The first Galactic Republic]

Had no idea so much of this scene was practical

This is what you can achieve when not weighed down by Lucas' CGI fetish.

Let’s be real here.

These new movies are not paragons of practical effects. Maybe by the standards of the prequels, but if we remember other movies exist for a second they’re still huge CGI fests.

[New haven america]

This is what you can achieve when not weighed down by Lucas' CGI fetish.

Let’s be real here.

These new movies are not paragons of practical effects. Maybe by the standards of the prequels, but if we remember other movies exist for a second they’re still huge CGI fests.

Also, I don't get why they're complaining.

Does no one remember that TPM was mostly practical effects? And it still looks good to this day (As do most parts of the OT).

[The Huskar Social Union]

Let’s be real here.

These new movies are not paragons of practical effects. Maybe by the standards of the prequels, but if we remember other movies exist for a second they’re still huge CGI fests.

Also, I don't get why their complaining.

Does no one remember that TPM was mostly practical effects? And it still looks good to this day (As do most parts of the OT).

Some of the PT CGI is still fantastic looking to this day, especially in Revenge of the Sith like the opening battle above coruscant