Oh. Well, he's just repeating back his instructions. (shrug)
What is your favorite movie mistake?
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JLeezy23
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exactly! me and my bro noticed this and said "but he fireproof!" at the same time
Zombie_61
Master Member
Vader doesn't have an English/British accent, he has James Earl Jones' American accent.
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JLeezy23
Sr Member
Vader doesn't have an English/British accent, he has James Earl Jones' American accent.
After watching ROTS again, his jaw seems to not open all the way when yelling during the Coruscant medical room scene. Maybe his mouth movements and his voice changed due to the burns.
What happens to his burned body at the end of ROTJ? He's obviously more machine than man, wouldnt it leave his helmet, arms, legs, armor, and internal machinery laying in a pile of ash?
Zombie_61
Master Member
Shhhh, you're not supposed to think about things like that. :lol
JLeezy23
Sr Member
:lol This thread got me thinkin of lots of things unexplained in movies hahaa
Hedjii72
Sr Member
I always found it weird that when Luke has Vader on the ropes later in that scene, just before he cuts Vader's hand, you can see the shadows of the sabers on the floor. Blades of light... casting shadows.
binkleywalker
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jamiemcshan
Active Member
One that always bugs me is in Star Wars ANH, when the Jawa's are selling Luke and Uncle Owen the droids, after the R5 blows his motivator and when they flash back to R2 (saying what about that one, we'll take that one) R5 is still on the other side of R2... You would think they could have fixed that in the special release...
ChaseKiefer
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I also noticed that R5 mistake. It is actually a reused shot that can be seen earlier when Owen is talking to C-3PO.
This one is kind of... dumb. But I believe in it anyway!
Top Gun. What was the purpose of the school again? Train the top 1% pilots to become better pilots. Apparently some fighter pilots got too lazy in their fight in Vietnam and relied too much on missiles. So instead of the record 12 enemy fighters shot down for every 1 of ours, it was 3 to 1. Top Gun was supposed to reestablish and train these pilots in the lost art of arial combat dog fighting skills so that they could go back to their squadrons and train them to be better pilots. This school was so effective, it brought back the combat ratio back to 12 to 1. "They succeeded" as the opening scroll says.
The result on our graduated characters?
Barely more than A DAY AFTER THEIR GRADUATION, every single one of our pilots (Again, top 1% are all here except that one black guy) fly a mission against a force of six enemy fighters. The battle concludes with one F-14 destroyed, one severely damaged and only four enemy fighters shot down. That's pretty much a 1.5 to 4 ratio. And what weapon did our heroes rely on to defeat the enemy? MISSILES. Maverick was so over reliant that he actually missed one shot. The only reason that Maverick won the day at all was because those two migs didn't realize that they were all out of missiles. That's right. Our fresh graduates forgot all about their canons built into their F-14 Fighter Jets.
Top Gun School.... FAILURE
Top Gun. What was the purpose of the school again? Train the top 1% pilots to become better pilots. Apparently some fighter pilots got too lazy in their fight in Vietnam and relied too much on missiles. So instead of the record 12 enemy fighters shot down for every 1 of ours, it was 3 to 1. Top Gun was supposed to reestablish and train these pilots in the lost art of arial combat dog fighting skills so that they could go back to their squadrons and train them to be better pilots. This school was so effective, it brought back the combat ratio back to 12 to 1. "They succeeded" as the opening scroll says.
The result on our graduated characters?
Barely more than A DAY AFTER THEIR GRADUATION, every single one of our pilots (Again, top 1% are all here except that one black guy) fly a mission against a force of six enemy fighters. The battle concludes with one F-14 destroyed, one severely damaged and only four enemy fighters shot down. That's pretty much a 1.5 to 4 ratio. And what weapon did our heroes rely on to defeat the enemy? MISSILES. Maverick was so over reliant that he actually missed one shot. The only reason that Maverick won the day at all was because those two migs didn't realize that they were all out of missiles. That's right. Our fresh graduates forgot all about their canons built into their F-14 Fighter Jets.
Top Gun School.... FAILURE
Contec
Master Member
Don't worry, I'll be your wing man anytime!:lol
JediG60racer
Sr Member
They also had Spruance class destroyers figuring prominently in many shots, and those things weren't even built for another 20 years.
JediG60racer
Sr Member
Not to mention they were flying against American F-5's and F-20's, painted black with a big red star on them.
They could have at least ponied up for an old F-86 to mock up as a Mig 15 or 17. The F-5's 'adversaries' don't look anything like any Mig.
cayman shen
Master Member
Well lord knows he had time to switch it. :lol
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