See: The Empire Strikes Back
Yep.
Did you know that Lucas considers that to be the worst of the Star Wars movies?
May Lucas rot in a hell filled with Jar-Jar clones.
OK, maybe that's a bit harsh....
Riley ,'Lessons'
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See: The Empire Strikes Back
Yep.
Did you know that Lucas considers that to be the worst of the Star Wars movies?
May Lucas rot in a hell filled with Jar-Jar clones.
OK, maybe that's a bit harsh....
May Lucas rot in a hell filled with Jar-Jar clones.
OK, maybe that's a bit harsh....
Ewoks, then.
ETA Harrison Ford had a classic quote during the shooting of Star Wars - "You can type this shit, George, but you sure can't say it."
And I just saw it attributed to Raymond Chandler.
I recently saw The Blue Dahlia, which Chandler wrote as an original script. Studio came close to ruining it by tacking on a new ending at the last minute.
Xpost: That's the only Chandler-penned screenplay out there, too. Usually other writers adapted his work for the movies.
That AV Club article is wonderful, too. I'm surprised they didn't get Kiss Me Deadly on there, though, mainly because I love to see Mickey Spillane get what's coming to him.
Xpost: That's the only Chandler-penned screenplay out there, too. Usually other writers adapted his work for the movies.
He also had a hand in Strangers on a Train, though I've heard his credit counts for more than what eventually ended up in the final film.
Great link, Tom. The Alan Moore clip was really interesting -- I had never seen him interviewed.
Doctor Who feature film in the works.
The Blue Dahlia's going to be on TCM in the next two weeks. For your consideration, here's my final Set Your DVR! column for the Screengrab, which is shuttering its doors at the end of the week: [link]
According to the McQuarrie production paintings package I got 'way back in the '70s, Luke was supposed to be a girl. There's a scene of somebody with R2 and Threepio looking out over Mos Eisely, and that somebody has tits.