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STAR WARS: THE CLONE WARS - ANAKIN & AHSOKA
Behind the scenes with the funky boys. Theyāre so goofy I love them so much!
Behind the scenes of ATTACK OF THE CLONES, publicity photos, and concept art by Dermot Power.
Bluescreens. Thatās what I remember most of the DVD extras that came with the films. Bluescreens, bluescreens. I couldnāt unsee them afterwards, and I think those extras kind of turned me off from watching behind-the-scenes footage of films.
When he wrote the love story for ATTACK OF THE CLONES, in his head, George Lucas was doing his version of ROMEO AND JULIET (1968). If you compare the two stories, youāll see many resemblances: the pathos, the stilted dialogue, the theatrically bombastic expressions of a forbidden love. The thing was: in the original trilogy, all the different genres that had influenced George somehow gelled. In the prequels, just as magically, they didnāt, and we were left what seemed like exercises in style. There was slapstick, violence, romance, costume drama, politics and scheming, action, but they were vignettes, as if someone had edited several different movies together. Am I wrong?
Tor Valum/The Oracle/the Eye of Webbish Bog, a Sith character cut from THE RISE OF SKYWALKER.
I havenāt seen the film so I donāt know how or where the character would have fit in, but I like the concept of the creature. Star Wars, to me, is at its best when its normal state of things is a kind of spooky weirdness. The more it dives into its own mythology, reflecting it, echoing it, replaying itārevering itāthe worse it gets. It should always go too far.
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Art by Ralph McQuarrie for (what became) Coruscant.
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Odin is with us! Assassinās Creed Valhalla (2020)
Good lord. I gave myself a callus on my finger whilst drawing this. And I was only drawing it since last night.
So, I donāt know whatās happening here aside from manly giggles.
But Iād be willing to bet Loki is silently judging them, and Thor has no idea whatās going on.
I get why everyone is talking about the scene of peter at the hot tub, but yāall arenāt talking about this scene enough:
the way he smiles softly at her with so much love in his eyes? this is the exact moment when he knew he had to end things with Gen because heās in love with Lara Jean!
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Boys In Movies And Books Are So Much Better And Hereās Proof:
Smart man. Saved the popcorn. ā” @lilibugāxx
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Peter Kavinsky, Iām not trying to date you.
To All the Boys Iāve Loved Before (2018) dir. Ā Susan Johnson
Had the pleasure of shooting the handsome Noah Centineo fromĀ āAll the Boys I Loved Beforeā for BuzzFeed. I think the internet is in love!Ā
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