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Jeezus! I nearly went blind trying to stare at that thing, fucking horrid quality, it's like I haven't even seen this trailer.VT-16 wrote:I´ve seen the trailer now. Poorly lit, Spanish dubjob, taken from a Peruvian theatre.
Where'd you find it?Crown wrote:Jeezus! I nearly went blind trying to stare at that thing, fucking horrid quality, it's like I haven't even seen this trailer.VT-16 wrote:I´ve seen the trailer now. Poorly lit, Spanish dubjob, taken from a Peruvian theatre.
MF.com boards, there's a thread on it, just keep clicking on all the links until one works, don't ask me to go digging around for it for you though, the boards are slow as fuck at the moment!Xenophobe3691 wrote:Where'd you find it?Crown wrote:Jeezus! I nearly went blind trying to stare at that thing, fucking horrid quality, it's like I haven't even seen this trailer.VT-16 wrote:I´ve seen the trailer now. Poorly lit, Spanish dubjob, taken from a Peruvian theatre.
Haha, I'm there now, and it's REALLY slow. Like Southern Social Progress slow.Crown wrote: MF.com boards, there's a thread on it, just keep clicking on all the links until one works, don't ask me to go digging around for it for you though, the boards are slow as fuck at the moment!
I like bothering n00bs and people from TFN. Often they´re one and the same.You know, VT, you're kinda aggressive over at MF...
A nice pic of my former avatar facing General Grievous accompanies the article on the OS.With Volume II, the episodes are much longer in length -- 12 minutes each. The new series will air daily starting on March 21st. The night it airs on Cartoon Network, it will appear on starwars.com Hyperspace for download. A smaller version of it will appear the next day in the Clone Wars section of starwars.com, available to all viewers for a limited time.
The five episodes of Star Wars: Clone Wars Volume II picks up right where Volume I left off -- with a team of Jedi trapped in a wrecked starship on Hypori, being hunted maliciously by General Grievous. As the series progresses, it jumps forward in time, to see Anakin Skywalker as a heroic Jedi Knight, fighting alongside Obi-Wan Kenobi on different battlefronts of the Clone Wars.
The legendary pair is assigned to the distant Outer Rim world of Koobi to root out Separatist activity. Instead, they find a tribal culture steeped in ancient traditions, and Anakin must pass a dangerous trial to survive.
Elsewhere, the action explodes on Coruscant as General Grievous leads a lightning strike on the capital word to capture Chancellor Palpatine, and the Jedi rush to intercept. This story arc serves as the lead-in to Episode III -- where Star Wars: Clone Wars ends, Revenge of the Sith begins.
I concur.Crown wrote:Jeezus! I nearly went blind trying to stare at that thing, fucking horrid quality, it's like I haven't even seen this trailer.VT-16 wrote:I´ve seen the trailer now. Poorly lit, Spanish dubjob, taken from a Peruvian theatre.
Yeah, that's exactly what the trailer footage is like.Elheru Aran wrote:....Damn. Those are some seriously shitty pics.... (no offense, VT). Still, from what i can make out, it does look right good...
"Su trailer por Episodo Tres es no bueno."VT-16 wrote:They´re resized. Can´t help with the shittyness though. Complain to Peru.
Oh hell yes! Holocrons (props of both Jedi and Sith holocrons were made for Episode II and not used ...)After the attack on the Temple, Obi-Wan and Yoda enter the Temple disguised. Amazed at the carnage, Obi-Wan wants to see for himself the damage Anakin has inflicted.
He finds the holoscan recording. Obi-Wan staring, cannot believe what he sees and hears.
In front of him he sees Anakin bow before the Sith Lord.
"The traitors have been destroyed, Lord Sidious. And the archives are secured. Our ancient holocrons are again in the hands of The Sith," says Vader.
"Good... good. Together, we shall master every secret of The Force," says the Sith Master. "You have done well my new apprentice, do you feel your power growing?"
"Yes, my Master."
"Lord Vader, your skills are unmatched by any Sith before you. Go forth, my boy. Go forth and bring peace to our Empire."
Kenobi shuts down the holoscan, then collapses on the floor in agony.
I don't think so- I mean, the "thanks" section of the E2VD has Reynolds thanking a guy for the photography work he did on the apparently really hard to photograph holocrons (too big or something? Can't remember, I'm not at home to check)- if they were just made for the E2VD, you'd think they'd be made with ease of photography in mind.Spanky The Dolphin wrote:I thought they were just made for the E2VD?
As long as it's in "the canon list", I'm happy.VT-16 wrote:People are being negative and saying that line is just in the novelization (which I believe Ternian has gotten hold of). But they were made by the film crew nevertheless, so there might be a reference such as this. Sounded hella cool.
That would seem to indicate that the modelmakers did it for the AOTC VD after all- though I'm certain I heard something about holocrons being made for Episode II and not making it in ...Master photographer Alex Ivanov, who captured the beautiful image of the "unshootable" 90-facet Great Holocron ... ILM master modelmakers Don Bies and John Goodson, for the precision-crafted Holocrons and the clone trooper rifle cutaway