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Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) - Drunk Monk - 03-20-2024 Still the greatest installment of the franchise. I still say this is what made it all happen, a rare example of when the sequel is superior to the original. Why doesn’t R2 & Yoda recognize each other? Perhaps they do and just don’t let on. There is one exchange between them where R2’s beep blip beep could be imagined as an acknowledgement. It’s a stretch, but such are fan theories. Solo works remarkably well to set up Han & Lando’s relationship. Why does Kenobi forget about Leia? Too much time under the Tatooine sun perhaps. Darth meets her again on Bespin but doesn’t seem to make the connection. Even in a galaxy far far away, women get overlooked, which is ironic since SW has always hard strong female protagonists. Leia does show some force-friendly moments, not just when Luke telepathically links to her. Still luv the muppet Yoda more than the cgi one. It’s just more expressive. RE: Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) - Greg - 03-21-2024 My theory about the inconsistencies is maybe they were just winging it. RE: Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) - Drunk Monk - 03-21-2024 Well sure. But it is the burden of all true nerds to rationalize and explain it all. Filoni has turned that into a career. He’s a nerd king. RE: Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) - Greg - 03-21-2024 All hail. The winging it is why I always thought that Darth Vader was Luke's father was always a last minute decision. RE: Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) - thatguy - 03-21-2024 I hated ESB. I loved the first movie so much. Then we had to wait 2 years for a sequel and they left us with a fucking cliff hanger!?! Ok kiddies, give us a couple of years and we'll wrap this story line up for you...I was so pissed. And I didn't like Yoda. It was Grover's voice coming out of a different puppet. It was the beginning of the George Lucas irritation factor. --tg RE: Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) - Drunk Monk - 03-23-2024 (03-21-2024, 11:27 AM)thatguy Wrote: Ok kiddies, give us a couple of years and we'll wrap this story line up for you... More like a couple of decades and we're still not done. This amuses the hell out of me, imagining an irate young tg fuming at ESB. I get it. But I love Yoda. It's one of my more flattering nicknames, arguably more than DM. I have a sizable collection of Yoda merchandise, all gifted from Rock Med friends who've dubbed me so. I'm down. I can do a decent Yoda voice, when so inspired. It's just reversing the subject>verb>object to object>subject>verb and speaking from the back of the throat like when I sing along to Tom Waits. |