Mr. Breathmask

Hey, I figured that out by myself! Marc, very proud of himself. Trailer music, Forbidden Love: Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones

I would really like to see the web documentary "Making Episode II" and the hilarious "R2-D2: Beneath the Dome" mockumantary on the DVD. And of course trailers, the music video, audio commentary (I hope it's as good as the Ep. I commentary) and a "Making of" feature like "The Beginning". I understand this Making of is planned and it's rumoured to be called "The Middle", but I'm not sure. Marc, who can't wait for the Ep. II DVD

He won it from Lando. How, I do not know, but somewhere in The Empire Strikes Back or Return of the Jedi Solo tells Lando "he [Lando] lost her [the Falcon] fair and square." So there you have it. Confrontation with Count Dooku and Finale, Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones

Looks like I'm still missing quite a lot. :cry2: Marc, who misses :plain: from the old messageboard.

I would love to hear a musical referance a la Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Like, when the kids talk about what happened to Harry last year, we hear the Stone motif. That would be cool. Marc, who thinks the Ark motif in Last Crusade is brilliant.

Yes, I would buy it, but I'd prefer it the way Williams wrote it. Marc, who thinks a TPM UE 2 would defenitely suck.

With Ep. II in theaters, Dutch network Yorin broadcasted all four predecessing movies. The OT was the SE version however, and the commercial breaks sucked. I tried to synch up the alternate version of Binary Sunset yesterday, but the commercials start at about 1:58 out of the full 2:18 the track takes. That's right after C-3PO says to Luke he totally agrees R2-D2 is getting them into trouble and just before the shot of Owen walking through the Homestead. In TESB, they had the guts to place the commercials just after the beginning of The Asteroid Field, just after Luke's X-Wing leaves frame. 8O Marc, who hates commercial breaks.

It gets worse. Not only does the scream alter the mood, but it is the exact same scream as the Emperor's as he is cast into the reactor shaft in ROTJ. 8O Marc -Who hasn't watched the "Non Special edition" Star Wars movies at all.

I also remember them using a version of the Imperial March in an establashing overhead shot of Mr. Burns's office. The scene then continues with the following dialogue: Burns: I don't know what's happening. It seems our profits have dropped 37%. Smithers: I'm afraid we have a bad image, Sir. Market research shows people see you as something of an ogre. Burns: I ought to club them and eat their bones! He then decides to call Steven Spielberg to make a bio-pic for him, but as he's unavailable, Burns'll have to settle with his Mexican counterpart, Señor Spielbergo. Really funny stuff. http://www.snpp.com/episodes/2F31.html