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Showing posts with label Star Wars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Star Wars. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Labels: Alessandra Torresani, Star Wars
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Have you ever noticed in ESB Luke spends months with Yoda at the same time the Millennium Falcon is on the run for days, yet they meet up in the end?I have never gotten the impression Luke spent months with Yoda. There was an emphasis at the time he was stubborn and impulsive, so he was likely to leave on a whim to save his friends once he got the vision they were in trouble. Having only trained in the force the few days the Millennium Falcon was on the run gave the audience more tension that he could be seduced by gaining the more rapid abilities of the dark side.
That is essentially what happened. Between ESB and ROTJ, Luke started wearing all black, had a better mastery of powers without consulting Yoda on them, and generally had a more sinister demeanor. We were supposed to get the impression he was teetering on the edge, but the rest of ROTJ was more about Darth Vader’s redemption instead.
The matter of Luke’s battle with losing himself to the dark side not being glossed over is more of a flaw than reconciling the two stories of ESB.
Wednesday, June 1, 2011


She is also single now that she has gotten rid of the former Brady kid. For all the good that does any of us.
Labels: Adrianne Curry, Star Wars
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Formspring Question #169--Six of One and a Half Dozen of the Other Edition
0 comments Posted by pok at 8:57 AMWhich do you prefer- TNG movies or the Star Wars prequels?I have no interest in watching any of them again, so I really cannot say. It is like asking if I would rather have a headache or toothache. Either is an unpleasant pain in its own way.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Midichlorians- Yay or Nay?Nay. The Force was much better as a mystical power.
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
Because the government might see the need to fund jedi stuff as opposed to getting rid of pesky religious spening in certain districts:
The data gathered is used to inform government policy, and was used by the last government to justify funding of religious community bodies over secular ones. For example, 2001 census data has been used repeatedly to justify an increase in the number of state maintained faith schools and the increasing level of government money spent on faith organisations.Considering some of the things the Church of England passes off as Christianity today, I would be amused to see what kind of manipulations for more money that could pull off. Then again, I am not paying for any of it, so who cares how I feel about the matter?
By ticking 'No Religion', you will ensure that the Government receives an unambiguous message about the number of non-religious people in the UK. Any other response may be manipulated into a response in favour of religion and publically funded religious organisations.
Labels: Christianity, Europe, Star Wars
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