Clan leader:
quote:I'm kinda confused why you quoted me....I bought something online that wasn't even Star Wars related...all I was saying is usps is not reliable, that's why I will just buy the dvd on Tuesday at the store.
You realize the Blu-ray won't deliver 'til the 5th, right? Retailers have to make sure it shows up in your mailbox on the same day it releases in stores, and not before. Only the downloadable digital version was released today.
quote:why did they change it? Do we know? Did Ford only commit to one movie and force the change?
In early versions of the script, Leia was supposed to die instead of Han
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Google is having a sale on the comic books. Is there any I should get?
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Hey, us 80s kids all called it the "at at"... Nobody knew better back then. JJ is just keeping it real yo!
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Hey, us 80s kids all called it the "at at"... Nobody knew better back then. JJ is just keeping it real yo!
quote:This...
yep, called it a "at at" as a kid, and since "at st..." didnt roll of the tongue we just called it a chicken-walker
quote:Uhm, nope. "Armored" transport
All terrain-attack transport
quote:Not according to LucasFilm
He says it wrong.
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Yes, I know I'm a bit late for Techland's Star Wars month, but hey, every month is Star Wars month for true Star Wars aficionados.
The question at hand, the proper pronunciation of the AT-AT walker, arose after watching Techlander Allie Townsend's Star Wars Yoga video. Her Star Wars Yoga master pronounced AT-AT phonetically as "at at," as in it rhymes with "hat hat," however, I have always held the belief that the vehicle was pronounced by saying its letters, or Ay Tee-Ay Tee. This seemingly improper pronunciation was irksome and one mini-nerdrage later, I decided to use my journalistic mettle to settle the matter.
There is much evidence within the Star Wars universe itself to support my pronunciation given that other walkers like Return of the Jedi's AT-ST and the prequels' AT-TE are pronounced by their letters. Even everyone's most beloved droid, R2D2, is pronounced by the letters that comprise its name, whereas there is little, if no, precedent for the pronunciation of AT-AT phonetically.
So who's correct, the Star Wars Yoga master (unlikely), or me (most definitely)?
An email blast to Lucasfilm's public relations department provided the definitive verdict. The official pronunciation for AT-AT is the phonetic one, as in it rhymes with "hat hat."
Alas, the force was not with me.
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My buddy just rented the TFA blu-ray at our local Family Video.
quote:My first reply to him was "you are lying....where the hell is a family video?"quote:
My buddy just rented the TFA blu-ray at our local Family Video.
I thought they were just a myth.