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My eyes are kinda going crazy today with allergies, and nothing looks quite right. I'm doing my best, but I'm not really happy with this. Daily drawing 2440.
This is how it feels to be Sabine Wren now, at the end.
My preferred way to watch the Star Wars movies is 4,5,1,2,3,6. Not saying this is objectively the best way, but it preserves most of the plot twists. In this order, the PT functions as an extended flashback after Vader reveals himself as Luke's father, showing what happened to him and providing context for both Vader's internal conflict and Palpatine's machinations in RotJ.
Additionally, the birth scene in RotS when Padmé names the second baby Leia becomes a kick in the teeth for first time viewers. If you watch OT then PT, you already have that information. If you watch PT then OT you don't even know those characters yet. This way it becomes a reveal that follows up on Yoda's "there is another" line and Leia being able to sense Luke with the Force in ESB. It works as well as any version of that reveal possibly could given the framework.
Also this way, you see Anakin's whole fall to the Dark Side, and then the next thing you turn on is RotJ, and Luke's first appearance in that movie has him lightly Force-choking Jabba's guards while wearing black Jedi robes similar to Anakin's in RotS. It offers just that little bit more uncertainty over whether Luke actually could fall.
I have my issues with TPM, but if you cut it, you lose a bunch of stuff.
You lose getting to see what Obi-Wan was like as a student.
You lose the scene where Anakin gives Padmé the jappor snippet, which comes back in RotS.
You lose the context that Anakin used to be a sweet kid, and the scene where Shmi tells Qui-Gon that he doesn't know greed! That's an important scene for Anakin's character!
Removing Qui-Gon makes a couple moments in AotC and RotS make no sense.
And you lose Darth Maul. He's not as important to the overall story, but he is pretty cool.
The prequels haters have started finding this post. Sorry I didn't preface it with every single problem with those movies so it would meet your approval, but sometimes I enjoy flawed things.
maybe I'm crazy but lately I've been thinking about 1-4-5-2-3-6. still preserves all those same plot twists, but gives TPM its own space separate from the clone wars arc (the folks who think TPM is unnecessary are wrong about that but correct that it feels a little disconnected from the rest of the trilogy), and the jump from 1 to 4 would give you a real sense of "holy shit what happened" ...has anyone tried em this way?
That's actually a fascinating idea and I'm getting the urge to do mad science on people who haven't seen SW yet to prove the perfect watch order
lee loechler proposed to his girlfriend by animating them into her favorite movie! congratulations sthuthi & lee! 🥰💞
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She still likes to be taller than him
I have to be careful about reading too many Christian themes into Star Wars, because at the end of the day this is based on Eastern philosophy, but it's hard not to, because Chapter One of the Revenge of the Sith novelization gives us an Obi-Wan and Anakin that are such a good representation of humility vs. arrogance.
Obi-Wan is the amazing pilot who doesn't like to fly. The master swordsman who has no idea that he's a master swordsman. He's a Jedi Master with a spot on the Council, and he still deals with imposter syndrome. Other masters present him to the younglings as the ideal Jedi, and he doesn't even know it. He has no thought of his own glory, he just does whatever task he's given and wants to do it well. He does what he can, leaves the rest to the will of the Force, and he's a great Jedi.
Anakin is far and away the most powerful Jedi there's ever been--he's the strongest, the fastest, the most brilliant pilot, the most daring swordsman--and he knows it. So he thinks he deserves honor and authority and a place on the council, and it galls him when he doesn't get it. Being the best Jedi, to him, doesn't mean being the one who best lives up to the ideals, but being the strongest. And he's strong, and only getting stronger, and he needs to be strong enough to save everyone, because that's the only thing he can rely on. It's no wonder that he falls, because all his greatness is driven by fear and pride.
It's not like any of this is a new observation, but it's just so great to see it all laid out so clearly.
here have the continuation of this thing i made a while ago
the baby jedi playing dress-up is all grown up now :)
you ever think initiates dressed up as the temple guards cause they look cool?
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Ahhhh, the oft felt urge for a very specific edit to exist when you have zero interest in learning how to make edits
Evening of Interesting Conversation - Liz Haywood-Sullivan, 2017.
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