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Return of Jedi DVD continuity query...As jabba the hut is flying the heroes out into the desert to get devoured
by that sand-pit monster, there's a scene where captive princess leia is yanked by her chain back to jabba, and he says "soon you will learn to appreciate me" or somesuch. When she's viewed from behind facing Jabba, there is a big black mark on her backside, just above her left butt-cheek. But minutes later, just before she jumps into skywalker's arms and they rope-swing across the pit to the getaway vehicle, the same big black mark is now above her *right* butt-cheek. Query: How did Lucas/Marquand manage a continuity problem with a black mark..? Note: this appears in the SE DVD. It's called "hoping no one notices it!"
"mark rogers" <m*@mr.net> wrote in message news:rNKRd.75845$Yu.57795@fed1read01...Show quote > As jabba the hut is flying the heroes out into the desert to get devoured > by that sand-pit monster, there's a scene where captive princess leia is > yanked by her chain back to jabba, and he says "soon you will learn to > appreciate me" or somesuch. When she's viewed from behind facing Jabba, > there is a big black mark on her backside, just above her left butt-cheek. > > But minutes later, just before she jumps into skywalker's arms and they > rope-swing across the pit to the getaway vehicle, the same big black mark > is > now above her *right* butt-cheek. > > Query: How did Lucas/Marquand manage a continuity problem with a black > mark..? > > Note: this appears in the SE DVD. > > > > > "mark rogers" <m*@mr.net> wrote in message news:rNKRd.75845$Yu.57795@fed1read01...Show quote > As jabba the hut is flying the heroes out into the desert to get devoured Because Lucas/Marquand would never notice a girls butt.> by that sand-pit monster, there's a scene where captive princess leia is > yanked by her chain back to jabba, and he says "soon you will learn to > appreciate me" or somesuch. When she's viewed from behind facing Jabba, > there is a big black mark on her backside, just above her left butt-cheek. > > But minutes later, just before she jumps into skywalker's arms and they > rope-swing across the pit to the getaway vehicle, the same big black mark is > now above her *right* butt-cheek. > > Query: How did Lucas/Marquand manage a continuity problem with a black > mark..? > winnard In article <zDLRd.20161$Zr.6795@okepread03>, "winnard"
<8track1NO@SPAMcox.net> wrote: Show quote > "mark rogers" <m*@mr.net> wrote in message Thanks goodness for that - the last thing we need is the Star Trek> news:rNKRd.75845$Yu.57795@fed1read01... > > As jabba the hut is flying the heroes out into the desert to get devoured > > by that sand-pit monster, there's a scene where captive princess leia is > > yanked by her chain back to jabba, and he says "soon you will learn to > > appreciate me" or somesuch. When she's viewed from behind facing Jabba, > > there is a big black mark on her backside, just above her left butt-cheek. > > > > But minutes later, just before she jumps into skywalker's arms and they > > rope-swing across the pit to the getaway vehicle, the same big black mark > is > > now above her *right* butt-cheek. > > > > Query: How did Lucas/Marquand manage a continuity problem with a black > > mark..? > > > > Because Lucas/Marquand would never notice a girls butt. Beavis & Butthead approach to sci-fi in Star Wars. Leia's gold bikini and the Twilek dancers are more than enough of that kind of rubbish designed to simply draw in the male audience. Hopefully the Star Wars TV show won't be attempting the old 'bimbo in a catsuit' approach either. "Anybody" wrote: (snip)> Yeah, they should just stick to fart jokes to keep the adolescent fanboys > Thanks goodness for that - the last thing we need is the Star Trek > Beavis & Butthead approach to sci-fi in Star Wars. Leia's gold bikini > and the Twilek dancers are more than enough of that kind of rubbish > designed to simply draw in the male audience. Hopefully the Star Wars > TV show won't be attempting the old 'bimbo in a catsuit' approach > either. happy. God help Lucus if he had to solely rely on solid story telling and direction. T.B. In article <KfPRd.17200$Tj7.12***@twister.socal.rr.com>, "TB"
<partyslam***@socal.rr.com> wrote: Show quote > "Anybody" wrote: "solid storytelling and direction" - two more things that Beavis &> > (snip) > > > > Thanks goodness for that - the last thing we need is the Star Trek > > Beavis & Butthead approach to sci-fi in Star Wars. Leia's gold bikini > > and the Twilek dancers are more than enough of that kind of rubbish > > designed to simply draw in the male audience. Hopefully the Star Wars > > TV show won't be attempting the old 'bimbo in a catsuit' approach > > either. > > Yeah, they should just stick to fart jokes to keep the adolescent fanboys > happy. God help Lucus if he had to solely rely on solid story telling and > direction. Butthead can't do. In fact there's only one thing Star Trek's B&B twins can do, and that's flush a successful franchise down the toilet. "Anybody" whined:
>> Have you ever kissed a woman?>> Yeah, they should just stick to fart jokes to keep the adolescent fanboys >> happy. God help Lucus if he had to solely rely on solid story telling and >> direction. > > "solid storytelling and direction" - two more things that Beavis & > Butthead can't do. In fact there's only one thing Star Trek's B&B twins > can do, and that's flush a successful franchise down the toilet. T.B. In article <Kb6Sd.20906$Tj7.18***@twister.socal.rr.com>, "TB"
<partyslam***@socal.rr.com> wrote: > "Anybody" whined: Like that has anything to do with the topic or the fact that Berman and> >> > >> Yeah, they should just stick to fart jokes to keep the adolescent fanboys > >> happy. God help Lucus if he had to solely rely on solid story telling and > >> direction. > > > > "solid storytelling and direction" - two more things that Beavis & > > Butthead can't do. In fact there's only one thing Star Trek's B&B twins > > can do, and that's flush a successful franchise down the toilet. > > Have you ever kissed a woman? Braga are the two of the most hopeless morons on the planet. :-\ ummmm uhhh will you like um shut up or something?
Show quote "Anybody" <anyb***@anywhere-anytime.com> wrote in message news:200220051546059043%anybody@anywhere-anytime.com... > In article <KfPRd.17200$Tj7.12***@twister.socal.rr.com>, "TB" > <partyslam***@socal.rr.com> wrote: > >> "Anybody" wrote: >> >> (snip) >> > >> > Thanks goodness for that - the last thing we need is the Star Trek >> > Beavis & Butthead approach to sci-fi in Star Wars. Leia's gold bikini >> > and the Twilek dancers are more than enough of that kind of rubbish >> > designed to simply draw in the male audience. Hopefully the Star Wars >> > TV show won't be attempting the old 'bimbo in a catsuit' approach >> > either. >> >> Yeah, they should just stick to fart jokes to keep the adolescent fanboys >> happy. God help Lucus if he had to solely rely on solid story telling and >> direction. > > "solid storytelling and direction" - two more things that Beavis & > Butthead can't do. In fact there's only one thing Star Trek's B&B twins > can do, and that's flush a successful franchise down the toilet. TB wrote:
Show quote > "Anybody" wrote: Worked in '77.> > (snip) > >>Thanks goodness for that - the last thing we need is the Star Trek >>Beavis & Butthead approach to sci-fi in Star Wars. Leia's gold bikini >>and the Twilek dancers are more than enough of that kind of rubbish >>designed to simply draw in the male audience. Hopefully the Star Wars >>TV show won't be attempting the old 'bimbo in a catsuit' approach >>either. > > > Yeah, they should just stick to fart jokes to keep the adolescent fanboys > happy. God help Lucus if he had to solely rely on solid story telling and > direction. On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 03:32:11 -0500, Sparky wrote:
Show quote >TB wrote: Whooosh!> >> "Anybody" wrote: >> >> (snip) >> >>>Thanks goodness for that - the last thing we need is the Star Trek >>>Beavis & Butthead approach to sci-fi in Star Wars. Leia's gold bikini >>>and the Twilek dancers are more than enough of that kind of rubbish >>>designed to simply draw in the male audience. Hopefully the Star Wars >>>TV show won't be attempting the old 'bimbo in a catsuit' approach >>>either. >> >> >> Yeah, they should just stick to fart jokes to keep the adolescent fanboys >> happy. God help Lucus if he had to solely rely on solid story telling and >> direction. > >Worked in '77. Nevermind the facts, Anybody, just give me the details!
Show quote > In article <zDLRd.20161$Zr.6795@okepread03>, "winnard" I'd rather see him give the geeks material for spanking the ewok than > <8track1NO@SPAMcox.net> wrote: > >> "mark rogers" <m*@mr.net> wrote in message >> news:rNKRd.75845$Yu.57795@fed1read01... >> > As jabba the hut is flying the heroes out into the desert to >> > get devoured by that sand-pit monster, there's a scene where >> > captive princess leia is yanked by her chain back to jabba, >> > and he says "soon you will learn to appreciate me" or >> > somesuch. When she's viewed from behind facing Jabba, there >> > is a big black mark on her backside, just above her left >> > butt-cheek. >> > >> > But minutes later, just before she jumps into skywalker's >> > arms and they rope-swing across the pit to the getaway >> > vehicle, the same big black mark >> is >> > now above her *right* butt-cheek. >> > >> > Query: How did Lucas/Marquand manage a continuity problem >> > with a black mark..? >> > >> >> Because Lucas/Marquand would never notice a girls butt. > > Thanks goodness for that - the last thing we need is the Star > Trek Beavis & Butthead approach to sci-fi in Star Wars. Leia's > gold bikini and the Twilek dancers are more than enough of that > kind of rubbish designed to simply draw in the male audience. continue his trend of creating fantastic creatures with overt racist stereotypes. -- mutt "By the unwinking red eye of Ra." In article <Xns960323C398E8bungalobill@199.45.49.11>, Bill Lang
<wjlm***@bitememindspring.com> wrote: > Nevermind the facts, Anybody, just give me the details! Any characters in Star Wars are only "racist" to you because that> > > > Thanks goodness for that - the last thing we need is the Star > > Trek Beavis & Butthead approach to sci-fi in Star Wars. Leia's > > gold bikini and the Twilek dancers are more than enough of that > > kind of rubbish designed to simply draw in the male audience. > > I'd rather see him give the geeks material for spanking the ewok than > continue his trend of creating fantastic creatures with overt racist > stereotypes. "stereotype" is in your own mind. >I'd rather see him give the geeks material for spanking the ewok than Thanks for undermining the very real problem of racial stereotyping by>continue his trend of creating fantastic creatures with overt racist >stereotypes. mislabeling anything in the Star Wars movie with it. "winnard" <8track1NO@SPAMcox.net> wrote in message news:zDLRd.20161$Zr.6795@okepread03...Show quote > One geek at a night club says to another ...> "mark rogers" <m*@mr.net> wrote in message > news:rNKRd.75845$Yu.57795@fed1read01... >> As jabba the hut is flying the heroes out into the desert to get devoured >> by that sand-pit monster, there's a scene where captive princess leia is >> yanked by her chain back to jabba, and he says "soon you will learn to >> appreciate me" or somesuch. When she's viewed from behind facing Jabba, >> there is a big black mark on her backside, just above her left >> butt-cheek. >> >> But minutes later, just before she jumps into skywalker's arms and they >> rope-swing across the pit to the getaway vehicle, the same big black mark > is >> now above her *right* butt-cheek. >> >> Query: How did Lucas/Marquand manage a continuity problem with a black >> mark..? >> > > Because Lucas/Marquand would never notice a girls butt. > > > winnard "I think that person over there is a woman" "How can you tell?" "I saw one on the Internet."
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"mark rogers" <m*@mr.net> wrote in news:rNKRd.75845$Yu.57795@fed1read01: Orignally, the black mark was supposed to be on the right cheek, however> As jabba the hut is flying the heroes out into the desert to get > devoured > by that sand-pit monster, there's a scene where captive princess leia > is yanked by her chain back to jabba, and he says "soon you will learn > to appreciate me" or somesuch. When she's viewed from behind facing > Jabba, there is a big black mark on her backside, just above her left > butt-cheek. > > But minutes later, just before she jumps into skywalker's arms and > they rope-swing across the pit to the getaway vehicle, the same big > black mark is now above her *right* butt-cheek. > > Query: How did Lucas/Marquand manage a continuity problem with a black > mark..? > > Note: this appears in the SE DVD. he wasn't able to put it there due to the technology limits of the time. In about ten years, we'll have enough computing power to replace the earlier scene as well. C'mon... someone had to say it. > Orignally, the black mark was supposed to be on the right cheek, however No, by then the original negatives will have deteriorated beyond repair,> he wasn't able to put it there due to the technology limits of the time. > In about ten years, we'll have enough computing power to replace the > earlier scene as well. just like Carrie Fisher's ass has. Show quote "Aaron J. Bossig" <linkvb06@SpammersWillBeExecuted.ptd.net> wrote in message news:Xns9602C2C65F326linkvb06SpammersWill@204.186.200.105... > "mark rogers" <m*@mr.net> wrote in news:rNKRd.75845$Yu.57795@fed1read01: > > > As jabba the hut is flying the heroes out into the desert to get > > devoured > > by that sand-pit monster, there's a scene where captive princess leia > > is yanked by her chain back to jabba, and he says "soon you will learn > > to appreciate me" or somesuch. When she's viewed from behind facing > > Jabba, there is a big black mark on her backside, just above her left > > butt-cheek. > > > > But minutes later, just before she jumps into skywalker's arms and > > they rope-swing across the pit to the getaway vehicle, the same big > > black mark is now above her *right* butt-cheek. > > > > Query: How did Lucas/Marquand manage a continuity problem with a black > > mark..? > > > > Note: this appears in the SE DVD. > > Orignally, the black mark was supposed to be on the right cheek, however > he wasn't able to put it there due to the technology limits of the time. > In about ten years, we'll have enough computing power to replace the > earlier scene as well. > > C'mon... someone had to say it. > > -- > > Aaron J. Bossig > > http://www.GodsLabRat.com > http://www.dvdverdict.com In article <L5SRd.6215$x53.1***@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net>,
"Ray" <maisanoNO@SPAMmindspring.com> wrote: And like your brain apparently has. :-\> > Orignally, the black mark was supposed to be on the right cheek, however > > he wasn't able to put it there due to the technology limits of the time. > > In about ten years, we'll have enough computing power to replace the > > earlier scene as well. > > No, by then the original negatives will have deteriorated beyond repair, > just like Carrie Fisher's ass has.
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"Anybody" <anyb***@anywhere-anytime.com> wrote in message Geek.news:200220051544192640%anybody@anywhere-anytime.com... > In article <L5SRd.6215$x53.1***@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net>, > "Ray" <maisanoNO@SPAMmindspring.com> wrote: > > > > Orignally, the black mark was supposed to be on the right cheek, however > > > he wasn't able to put it there due to the technology limits of the time. > > > In about ten years, we'll have enough computing power to replace the > > > earlier scene as well. > > > > No, by then the original negatives will have deteriorated beyond repair, > > just like Carrie Fisher's ass has. > > And like your brain apparently has. :-\ winnard In article <CyTRd.20434$Zr.4270@okepread03>, "winnard"
<8track1NO@SPAMcox.net> wrote: > "Anybody" <anyb***@anywhere-anytime.com> wrote in message Oooohhhh!! That really hurts. :-\> news:200220051544192640%anybody@anywhere-anytime.com... > > In article <L5SRd.6215$x53.1***@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net>, > > "Ray" <maisanoNO@SPAMmindspring.com> wrote: > > > > > > No, by then the original negatives will have deteriorated beyond repair, > > > just like Carrie Fisher's ass has. > > > > And like your brain apparently has. :-\ > > Geek. > > winnard Bunghole
Show quote "Anybody" <anyb***@anywhere-anytime.com> wrote in message news:200220051806030092%anybody@anywhere-anytime.com... > In article <CyTRd.20434$Zr.4270@okepread03>, "winnard" > <8track1NO@SPAMcox.net> wrote: > >> "Anybody" <anyb***@anywhere-anytime.com> wrote in message >> news:200220051544192640%anybody@anywhere-anytime.com... >> > In article <L5SRd.6215$x53.1***@newsread3.news.atl.earthlink.net>, >> > "Ray" <maisanoNO@SPAMmindspring.com> wrote: >> > > >> > > No, by then the original negatives will have deteriorated beyond >> > > repair, >> > > just like Carrie Fisher's ass has. >> > >> > And like your brain apparently has. :-\ >> >> Geek. >> >> winnard > > Oooohhhh!! That really hurts. :-\ "mark rogers" <m*@mr.net> wrote in message news:rNKRd.75845$Yu.57795@fed1read01...Show quote > As jabba the hut is flying the heroes out into the desert to get devoured You must first understand the origin and purpose of the butt mark before> by that sand-pit monster, there's a scene where captive princess leia is > yanked by her chain back to jabba, and he says "soon you will learn to > appreciate me" or somesuch. When she's viewed from behind facing Jabba, > there is a big black mark on her backside, just above her left butt-cheek. > > But minutes later, just before she jumps into skywalker's arms and they > rope-swing across the pit to the getaway vehicle, the same big black mark is > now above her *right* butt-cheek. > > Query: How did Lucas/Marquand manage a continuity problem with a black > mark..? > > Note: this appears in the SE DVD. your question can be answered. W. Pooh (AKA Winnie P.) "Don't eat soup! Soup makes you poop!" --Baron von Stinkipantz  |
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