Posted: 2005-05-14 04:34pm
Some screencaps from the two new TV spots.
That town is definitely on Alderaan:

Droid Gunship fly-by:

That town is definitely on Alderaan:

Droid Gunship fly-by:

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I don't think he sounded threatened at all. He's a Sith, and he draws his power from anger. The seemingly careless banter he engages with before he says that line was great.El Moose Monstero wrote: I dunno, I thought it could have done with less of the 'i'll put on a big scary voice to show that I'm evil'. A softer confident tone might have been better, this one just sounds like he's feeling threatened and is responding with tough talk.
I was going to point this out a few days ago! According to the novelization, Order 66 was hard wired into the clones since they began churning them out.Icehawk wrote:For those who've read the book or script I've been wondering if their is any point in Ep3 where the Palpatine makes it known that Anakin is to be exempt from the consequences of the Order 66 command? Afterall Anakin was up till that point just another Jedi as well and unless given specific widespread orders they would turn on him as well.
Anakin was Palpatine's desired apprentice from the start. Presumably, Order 66 exempted him specifically. But where in the novelization does it say it was hard-wired?Lord Poe wrote: I was going to point this out a few days ago! According to the novelization, Order 66 was hard wired into the clones since they began churning them out.
As far as I can remember, it seems to me that the ultimate loyalty of the Grand Army of the Republic always lay with Palpatine- and their extreme discipline combined with their engineering/upbringing led to very little compunctions in killing the Jedi.p.44 wrote:Clonetroopers obey the commands of their Jedi generals, but ultimately they answer to Republic Chancellor and Commander-in-Chief, Palpatine. The mission to lay waste to the Jedi Temple is therefore obeyed immediately, especially as they are still being led by a Jedi Knight.
Why's that strange? As far as the clones know his messed up face is a result of the "Jedi assasination attempt".Illuminatus Primus wrote:The wild thing is that they answer to his wishes in the visage of Lord Darth Sidious.
I see it all as one movie, so I don't pay much attention to people who prefer one chapter or another chapter. But we've discovered that we have two fan bases. One is over 25 and one is under 25. The over 25 fan base is loyal to the first three films and they are actually in their 30's and 40's now, so that they're in control of the media, they're in control of the web, they're in control of everything basically. The films, which those people don't like, which are the first two, actually are fanatically bored by the other two. And if you get on the web and you listen to these conversations, they are always at each other's throats and the devotion for each group is pretty equal.
No, I mean the identity. They say "yes, Lord Sidious" - and Order 66 is before Palpatine announces the Jedi assassination attempt to the galaxy.Manus Celer Dei wrote:Why's that strange? As far as the clones know his messed up face is a result of the "Jedi assasination attempt".Illuminatus Primus wrote:The wild thing is that they answer to his wishes in the visage of Lord Darth Sidious.
Not true. In Labyrinth of Evil, the clone recon team was surprised at all hell to find out who Sidious truly was. Pity they weren't too smart and forgot to send a nice burst transmission when he killed them...VT-16 wrote:I guess they knew who their real master was all along but were programmed not to reveal his identity.
I thought we only see the POV of the non-clone Intelligece Officer in that scene.Xenophobe3691 wrote:Not true. In Labyrinth of Evil, the clone recon team was surprised at all hell to find out who Sidious truly was. Pity they weren't too smart and forgot to send a nice burst transmission when he killed them...VT-16 wrote:I guess they knew who their real master was all along but were programmed not to reveal his identity.
Yeah, by that point, all of the ARCs have been liquified by Geonosian guards and their sonic blasters. It does seem odd Palpatine would have them killed though, perhaps he didnt want to risk spreading the activation of the Clone's sleeper programing early.The Original Nex wrote:I thought we only see the POV of the non-clone Intelligece Officer in that scene.Xenophobe3691 wrote:Not true. In Labyrinth of Evil, the clone recon team was surprised at all hell to find out who Sidious truly was. Pity they weren't too smart and forgot to send a nice burst transmission when he killed them...VT-16 wrote:I guess they knew who their real master was all along but were programmed not to reveal his identity.
You've heard this stupid shit before. Them posting the same dumbass arguments on yet another movie is nothing new.apocolypse wrote:Whelp, the anti-Wars crowd is already bitching about the space battles. "Didn't look like 200 GT weapons to me!!11" and "they fought at spitting distances, not light minutes away".
I know, and I knew it was coming too. But fuck, can't the movie even be out for a couple of days before the incessant naysaying and bitching begins?Vympel wrote:You've heard this stupid shit before. Them posting the same dumbass arguments on yet another movie is nothing new.apocolypse wrote:Whelp, the anti-Wars crowd is already bitching about the space battles. "Didn't look like 200 GT weapons to me!!11" and "they fought at spitting distances, not light minutes away".
Yes, because these stupid fucks can't seem to grasp the fact that when fighting insurgents planning on invading the planet you don't fight the battle 10 LIGHT MINUTES FROM THE FUCKING PLANET!!apocolypse wrote:Whelp, the anti-Wars crowd is already bitching about the space battles. "Didn't look like 200 GT weapons to me!!11" and "they fought at spitting distances, not light minutes away".
What's happening to me? My skeptisism about this film just shriveled up and died in some dark corner of my psyche...SFX Review wrote:The birth of Vader (though he’s named long before the physical transformation - a nice surprise) is done with a loving eye aware of the iconicism. It truly fetishises the costume, as you see Anakin’s contorted face, burned to a toasty crisp and clad in Vader’s black armour, have the mask lowered down on him, before cutting to a POV shot showing us its cruel inner workings.