YouBet said:

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Damn. I'm kind of actually bummed about this. I was hoping to squeak out of this one with a 28 min final episode and then we could all pretend this never happened. You know, just like that questionable decision I made at The Tap back in 1994.

Will also be kind of funny if this final episode is badass and negates everything we've seen up until this point.

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Ag Since 83 said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Urban Ag said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Speaking of, I wouldn't be against the idea of a tiny update to changing Anakin's face at the end of ROTJ to what Hayden looks like now, closer to his real age.

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millenials

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I'm assuming you prefer leaving in the random no name actor we see for all of 10 seconds rather than the guy who played Anakin for 2 movies and a series now.

Matter of fact, if they could get current Hayden in some scarred makeup and a bit of CGI touchup, it'd be awesome to throw him into the scene where Luke unmasks him.

Neither of these will ever happen, but you can't tell me that isn't a better change than just about anything Lucas did to ANH.

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I know I shouldn't open this can of worms with you, but crap like this really pisses me off.

Yes, I would prefer we leave in a "random no name actor" (whose name is Sebastian Shaw, and whose film career lasted from the 1930s to the early 1990s), in order to actually acknowledge and celebrate his contribution to one of the most beloved movies of all time, rather than continuing to delete him from that movie 30 years after his death.

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powerbelly said:

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Ag Since 83 said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Urban Ag said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Speaking of, I wouldn't be against the idea of a tiny update to changing Anakin's face at the end of ROTJ to what Hayden looks like now, closer to his real age.

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millenials

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I'm assuming you prefer leaving in the random no name actor we see for all of 10 seconds rather than the guy who played Anakin for 2 movies and a series now.

Matter of fact, if they could get current Hayden in some scarred makeup and a bit of CGI touchup, it'd be awesome to throw him into the scene where Luke unmasks him.

Neither of these will ever happen, but you can't tell me that isn't a better change than just about anything Lucas did to ANH.

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I know I shouldn't open this can of worms with you, but crap like this really pisses me off.

Yes, I would prefer we leave in a "random no name actor" (whose name is Sebastian Shaw, and whose film career lasted from the 1930s to the early 1990s), in order to actually acknowledge and celebrate his contribution to one of the most beloved movies of all time, rather than continuing to delete him from that movie 30 years after his death.

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There is literally zero reason to change it from the original actor other then George not being able to leave something alone.

The movie is not made better by having Hayden in there. Do people want to digitally remove Alec Guinness next?

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Interesting how nobody white knighted to defend the original Emperor actor from ESB.

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helloimustbegoing said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Interesting how nobody white knighted to defend the original Emperor actor from ESB.

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That's because he was played by a woman!

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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helloimustbegoing said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Interesting how nobody white knighted to defend the original Emperor actor from ESB.

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That's because he was played by a woman!

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That's actually pretty sexist of you if that's the reason.

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Urban Ag said:

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Spilner on this thread

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YouBet said:

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twilly said:

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Especially since the original actress that played the Emperor was replaced by a white guy.
Marjorie Eaton

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I've always maintained that the helmsmen driving the Star Destroyers are women. How else could you get two 1,600 meter ships ramming into one another in open space?

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Interesting how nobody white knighted to defend the original Emperor actor from ESB.

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"People who alter or destroy works of art and our cultural heritage for profit or as an exercise of power are barbarians," he said. "[And] if the laws of the United States continue to condone this behavior, history will surely classify us as a barbaric society."
Lucas even took a thinly veiled shot at Turner directly, saying, "There is nothing to stop American films, records, books, and paintings from being sold to a foreign entity or an egocentric gangster who would change our cultural heritage to suit his personal taste."
Lucas also had a prescient warning about the growing dangers of digital effects that could completely alter the content of classic movies: "[More] advanced technology will be able to replace actors with 'fresher faces,' or alter dialogue and change the movement of the actor's lips to match."

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