Wonko on 2 Jul 2002 01:52:03 -0000 |
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Re: [spoon-discuss] the new-and-improved version! |
Quoth Glotmorf, > On 7/1/02 at 4:08 PM Baron von Skippy wrote: > >>> A valid thought, but Vader redeemed himself in SW6. Okay, he died in the >>> process, but still, he was then right up there with Obi-Wan and Yoda in >> the >>> Happy Ghost Troupe. >>> >>> Glotmorf >> >> -I don't care if he had redeemed himself, he popped up as a phantasm in an >> Ewok (these are the teddy bears that thought C-3PO was a god- not to >> bright, >> and rather spiritual...) celebration. That's just malicious. What if a few >> of the buggers had seen him, eh? He could have caused a panic. Anyway, he >> was an evil bastard, and Amidala liked the "tall, dark, and tragic" look, >> apparently. Did I mention he's one of the three coolest characters in the >> hexology, along with Han Solo and Yoda?- >> >> -BvS- > > Maybe Vader, the tall, darth and helmeted version in 4-6 was cool. Annikin in > 1 was a whiny little brat; Annikin in 2 was a whiny teenage brat. And neither > benefited from having a decent actor behind the character. And Amidala's > liking Annikin's look didn't say much for Amidala, especially since they > couldn't manage to make her look older than him. > > Yoda? Maybe, given his demonstrated sense of knowing just a whole pile more > than those around him, though one wonders at the wisdom at his using the > clones. Imagine you go out of your frat house and find a pile of food in the > front yard. You have no idea where it came from or why someone would leave it > there, but then someone says there's a party scheduled tonight, so you figure, > what the hell, let's use it. Your guests are innocent victims, but you > deserve the poisoning you get. And who would use a commander that uses such > tortured phrases as, "Around the jedi a defensive perimeter create!"? > > Okay, Han "It's not my fault!" Solo wasn't bad, though I'm also fond of the > guy from the gas mine whose name I can't recall. But my favorite was Alec > Guinness as the elder Obi-Wan. He was serene, he was on top of the situation, > he made a fairly decent ghost, and, unlike the younger Obi-Wan in 2, he > didn't...titter. You know, the letters in 'Alec Guinness' can be rearranged to spell 'Geniune Class'... -- Wonko _______________________________________________ spoon-discuss mailing list spoon-discuss@xxxxxxxxx http://lists.ellipsis.cx/mailman/listinfo/spoon-discuss