May the Fourth be with you

By Banzai · May 4, 2010 · ·
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  1. [Copied and pasted from my external blog. Please do take a look. I'm trying to update regularly, every few days or so]

    Happy Star Wars day!


    Yes, it's a bad joke, but a good enough excuse for me to do something daft. My project today, is to watch all six Star Wars films consecutively. Why yes, I am a complete geek. I'm going to start with the prequels, partly for the chronological value, and partly because I want it to end on a high note. As I write this I'm about midway through Episode I, and to be honest, all of the gripes about it are coming out. Tomorrow is going to be spent hunting down the idiot who told George Lucas that Jar Jar was a good idea for a character.


    As to why I'm doing this, I'm a bit unsure myself. Yes, I like Star Wars, but not on the obsessive level which would usually provoke such an event. I think it might have a similar reason to why I did the Lord of the Rings marathon a few months ago. Bragging rights. Afterwards, I'll be able to say I've done it, with all of the geeky benefits thereof.


    Basically, I'm mental. But hey, it gives me something to do while I revise, and distracts me from politics for a bit. And I should have it finished before midnight, if iTunes is telling me the truth. I'll post up a second, reflective, blog post once I'm done.


    Until then, May the Fourth be with you!
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  1. s.knight
    Lol the fabian socialists - pure as the driven snow- pitted against the dark clad fascists.
    See the left-wings heroically dogfight the right-wings. Tony ''Skywalker'' blair returns to help jabba the brown fend off Daft Cameron, and his army of blue-clones wielding light-sabers of empty change and broken promises.

    Yes its Starbores, coming to a screen near you.
  2. jonathan hernandez13
    please let me know if you identify any major continuity errors in the series, I'm sure that there are a few

    I think in the second trilogy Yoda says Luke is too headstrong and stubborn, Obi-Wan defends Luke by saying he was the same when Yoda taught him. But in the new trilogy Qui-Gonn Jinn is Obi-Wan's teacher.

    I am confused.:rolleyes:
  3. Banzai
    Ah, but in my compendium of Star Wars knowledge, I can answer that. Yoda teaches Obi-Wan before he is paired with Qui-Gon, in the Jedi temple (like in the second film, Yoda is teaching the kids).
  4. jonathan hernandez13
    ah...well that makes sense then:rolleyes:
  5. Banzai
    One thing that I've noticed, is that Yoda is less annoying in the prequels. But I suppose the role of "annoying non-human" was filled by Jar Jar in those films...
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