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<blockquote>fix the light saber duel between Vader and Obi Wan with CGI for maximum effects </blockquote>
There’s a fan remake of this scene called SC 38 Reimagined. Personally I think it goes over the top and looks too much like a modern videogame than a movie from the 70s, but it shows what’s possible.
Those are *all* popular films.
At the end of Rogue One when Captain Antilles hands the Death Star plans to Uncanny Leia, he asks what it is they've received and Leia says "Hope" so there's your answer.
You must be, what, at least 90 years old?
All things considered, I think you're better off just sticking with the theatrical cut. I don't think it's anywhere near as bad as what Richard Donner likes to think. He has an axe to grind so his is hardly an unbiased opinion. Frankly, the Donner cut is a mess and actually worse than the Lester one.
Deckard doesn't call anyone an n-word or refer to anyone as an n-word though. He uses it only in narration, as a way of describing Bryant's outdated attitudes.
<blockquote>"Skin jobs", that's what Bryant called replicants. In history books, he's the kind of cop who used to call black men n****s.</blockquote>
Yes because he also rescued the princess. Think about that: she was the most high-profile prisoner the Imperials had, being held inside an unimaginably huge space station teeming with troops. Han, a farm boy and a retired Jedi manage to infiltrate the Death Star, rescue the princess, and escape to the Rebel base with the stolen plans. If that isn’t deserving of a medal I don’t know what is!
Saved you a click:
#1: The Force Awakens
#2: The Empire Strikes Back
#3: Rogue One
#4: Revenge of the Sith
#5: Attack of the Clones
lol, OP is doing exactly what the movie does. Explains everything. Spells everything out. "Tells you what it's going to do, does it, and then tells you what it did" as Roger Ebert wrote.
Yes I saw this in the theatre when it was first released. I was an undiscriminating kid so I enjoyed it at the time, but I could tell it was a big step down from I and II. I didn't know who Richard Pryor was and didn't care much for his scenes, but the rest was okay.
It's not his belt because he's still wearing it when you see him trying to climb back up into the shaft:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVzlBMjQYJ0
More likely it's a part of the weather vane that he fell onto and dislodged.
That was on Yavin 4 (the moon with the rebel base) at the end of Star Wars aka Episode IV.
True, but Leslie Nielson wasn't a funny actor either originally. He was in dramatic roles for some 25 years before before "Airplane!"
Princess Fiona, isn't it?
Not only that, Kimble's a cop. Cops don't go to jail for punching someone in the stomach.
At some point in the last 10 years it was changed back to just "Joyce".
Exactly, this was explained in Kimble's first meeting with the principal.
Miss Schlowski: My superintendent told me I had to replace Mrs Hagley, a kindergarten teacher, of 25 years' experience, with an undercover police officer and he wouldn't even tell me why. I don't suppose you would do me the courtesy of filling me in?
Kimble: I can't do that.
That was Mulderig, one of the FBI agents. When he was assigned to the case he complained "Yeah, I know Popeye. His brilliant hunches cost the life of a good cop." Prophetic words.
I love that story! Today you couldn’t get within 300m of the plane and if you tried what you said you’d get tased.
Not the impression I get