I Have A Bad Feeling About This

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ANDOR (2022) | 1.05

Genevieve O'Reilly as Mon Mothma

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STAR WARS, THE ORIGINAL TRILOGY (1977 — 1983)

          “h e l p me, obi-wan kenobi. you’re my only h o p e.”

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2003 clone wars Luke

close ups vv

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On the set of Star Wars (1977)

[forcedintostarwars]

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[cosmicretreat]

[qifreythebitch]

for some reason middle aged comic fans coming on the internet to defend their decision as to why they thought a twelve year old should have died or lived is so funny 😭😭😭

[forcedintostarwars]

Your opinion on something you haven’t watched or read yourself is worthless and I’m tired of pretending it isn’t. If we’re talking about a movie and you haven’t seen it then you don’t meet the minimum qualification to be in the conversation! You are not tall enough to ride this ride and I am NOT interested in playing movie analysis telephone with someone who by definition doesn’t know what they’re talking about.

[halfhumanhalfasleep]

a collection of judgy Cody faces, for your enjoyment

[dragonnnerdd]

@maulsdear :>

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is there an echo in here

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studies from The Odyssey

[heyfruitcake]

Now that everyone is discussing Nolan's Odyssey movie, I feel like it's a good time to let non-Italians know that the production dumped plastic props into the Italian sea. Weirdly enough I could not find any article in English about it but it's a fucking problem nonetheless.

I might translate this article later today. This one was the most complete one, even in Italian news it's not talked about that much.

L'Odissea di Nolan tra "scheletri spazzatura" e relitti: Arpa al lavoro in Sicilia, che succede

Non è la prima volta che la produzione solleva un vespaio in Sicilia. A Lipari una squadra di sub sarebbe però già impegnata a bonificare i

[ignitelimelight]

They dumped plastic skeletons in environmentally protected areas, against the literal contracts they had to sign to get the permits to film in environmentally protected areas. Like they not only did a bad ecological thing that freaked out some divers, they literally broke environmental protection laws and their contract with the Italian government

[forcedintostarwars]

The only source anyone has produced on this is an Italian tabloid from a year ago that states that a pair of divers found a plastic skeleton and speculated that they ~might~ have been from the Odyssey filming. There don’t appear to be any follow ups by the paper or relevant agencies. I feel comfortable calling this dubious at best and likely out right bogus.

[heyfruitcake]

More sources here

[forcedintostarwars]

This is all just reporting from the same day on the fact that the original article was published and what that article alleges. Except for the link with 2 pictures of the divers holding what appears to be the same prop there’s no further reporting or investigation or verification and no updates. I don’t need to look through the replies because I looked for reporting on my own and found most of what you sent. I don’t find anything to invalidate my previous post, it’s all just confirmation that the original article was published and not much else.

[rrcenic]

little wolf

[heyfruitcake]

Now that everyone is discussing Nolan's Odyssey movie, I feel like it's a good time to let non-Italians know that the production dumped plastic props into the Italian sea. Weirdly enough I could not find any article in English about it but it's a fucking problem nonetheless.

I might translate this article later today. This one was the most complete one, even in Italian news it's not talked about that much.

L'Odissea di Nolan tra "scheletri spazzatura" e relitti: Arpa al lavoro in Sicilia, che succede

Non è la prima volta che la produzione solleva un vespaio in Sicilia. A Lipari una squadra di sub sarebbe però già impegnata a bonificare i

[ignitelimelight]

They dumped plastic skeletons in environmentally protected areas, against the literal contracts they had to sign to get the permits to film in environmentally protected areas. Like they not only did a bad ecological thing that freaked out some divers, they literally broke environmental protection laws and their contract with the Italian government

[forcedintostarwars]

The only source anyone has produced on this is an Italian tabloid from a year ago that states that a pair of divers found a plastic skeleton and speculated that they ~might~ have been from the Odyssey filming. There don’t appear to be any follow ups by the paper or relevant agencies. I feel comfortable calling this dubious at best and likely out right bogus.

[theorganasolo]

Han and Leia in a deleted sand storm scene from Return of the Jedi

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