Disney doesn't know the name's of the Star Wars films, apparently
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The emphasis on the episode numbers starting with the PT was to make it very clear that these new films didn't follow on after the three than had been released twenty years before.
Marv
Sr Member
I wouldn't burn Rogue One I quite enjoyed that one. But the rest...The proper order is actually 4, 5, 6. End of story.
The next step is to throw the remaining films in the trash.
Then you proceed to set the trash on fire.
When the fire is out you urinate on the ashes.
That's my process.
Your mileage may vary.
Which still doesn't explain why it matters to the op. It's box art for god's sake. It's hardly as if they've reworked them and changed who shot first, added multiple "funny" cgi bits etc, so why get bothered enough
Maybe not, as how many kids do you think will actually own the physical copies over streaming/downloading them these days, and in the future?
I don't know, you tell me... since you seem so sure.
I'm just saying why not make it easy for people?
It's so funny, I hardly stream anything so I still have it in my head that people mostly buy physical media.
Heck, I still can't fathom how people can enjoy watching movies on their phones.
I'm with you completely. It's a changing world, and I'm slowly getting left behind when it comes to digital downloads etc.
I stream most things but if it's something I really love I want it in physical media. Though I haven't purchased a movie in years because I haven't seen anything I've really wanted to own. That says a lot about a vast majority of the content being released.
Egon Spengler
Master Member
The artwork looks like something you'd find on an old Atari cartridge.
Joek3rr
Master Member
Yes please. 1,000 times yes!
I would just like to say that, since five of those are definitely villains, what does that say about Yoda...?
Joek3rr
Master Member
I would just like to say that, since five of those are definitely villains, what does that say about Yoda...?
And that's a ROTJ stormtrooper on ESB.........
Axlotl
Master Member
Why photoshop? Why monochrome?
You telling me Disney couldn't afford to hire an illustrator?
These look like they were made by somebody's nephew.
"Don't spend money on an artist - my nephew, Dalton, has photoshop on his iPhone. He'll have 'em done by the end of the day."
Way to half-ass, Disney.
Oh, what do I care - I won't be buying these stupid things...
The cinematic equivalent of chicken McNuggets...
You telling me Disney couldn't afford to hire an illustrator?
These look like they were made by somebody's nephew.
"Don't spend money on an artist - my nephew, Dalton, has photoshop on his iPhone. He'll have 'em done by the end of the day."
Way to half-ass, Disney.
Oh, what do I care - I won't be buying these stupid things...
The cinematic equivalent of chicken McNuggets...
Joek3rr
Master Member
Look what I came across randomly this morning.
Star Wars Collection Poster | TPDb
This poster was uploaded by Aloha_Alona on August 03, 2019
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That's pretty cool. Honestly I kind of like the idea of a simple, yet elegant boxed set without the busy (and in my opinion lazy) photshop art. Often they come across as just so bad. No composition, just washed out images of random characters placed in random areas trying to mimic the far superior poster art painted by real artists.
How cool would it be to see a big black box with fancy roman numerals 1-9 sitting on your shelf knowing it's the Star Wars Saga? It would look so refined!
How cool would it be to see a big black box with fancy roman numerals 1-9 sitting on your shelf knowing it's the Star Wars Saga? It would look so refined!
Lichtbringer
Master Member
Looks more like a Lego Stormtrooper.
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