Screen Used Star Wars props (for the fellow geeks)

[tonytheskin]

[Scary Guy]

Wanna hear something kinda funny? I have yet to see even a part of ANY Star Wars movie. That usually gets my nerd friends heads to implode when they hear that.

Yeah I mean WTF? Sure the prequels (I II and III) are crap but the last (IV V and IV) are brilliant masterpieces of cinema.

OK Episode II wasn't that bad, and that kid who played vader sucked in III, and JarJar was my only problem with I.

[Bob Kinee]

Wanna hear something kinda funny? I have yet to see even a part of ANY Star Wars movie. That usually gets my nerd friends heads to implode when they hear that.

[Chace]

That sounds good.

[HearseHaunter]

One year we need to make up some NHAA Flyers and put them on one of the fan tables. Get the name out there. Maybe even get into the parade one year.

Whose All going to Dragon Con this year? Maybe we can all grab dinner or something one night.

[ryan_ricks]

yeah i'll be there

[HearseHaunter]

Next Weekend Aug 29- Sept 1

[jedicat]

yeah thats coming up isnt it?

[HearseHaunter]

You kids would love Dragon Con....lol
I'll see you there Chase. Ryan you goin Right?

[Bob Kinee]

I saw this on MySpace a few days ago and thought some of you Star Wars nerds would love this.

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[Vampirate_Maiden]

Checking it out now. I know a couple of people who also have a collection similar to that. Even I have a small collection myself, including a mislabled figure I found at Toys R Us.

[jedicat]

posted a few pics of my personal collection on myspace.
its myspace.com/plofisto if your a fan ya should check it out, lots of fun stuff there.

[Scary Guy]

HA - I KNEW IT !!! Starwars is nothing more than just a movie with minatures and props.

Startrek is the REAL deal !!!

(still kinda on the fence about Mork) ?????????????

LOL, no, sorry,

Starwars basically made the company ILM (Industrial Light and Magic) because the technology of the day didn't have what they needed.

1977

Industrial Light & Magic revolutionized special effects with Star Wars. The film marked the first use of a motion control camera.
1979

George Lucas set up the Computer Division to explore new uses of computers for digital imaging, electronic editing, and interactivity.
1982

Industrial Light & Magic, working with the Computer Division, created the "Genesis sequence" for Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan, which marked the first completely computer-generated sequence.

Don't even get me started on Star Trek. But I'm a huge fan of both (however I do like Doctor Who the best )

[Flymanj3]

HA - I KNEW IT !!! Starwars is nothing more than just a movie with minatures and props.

Startrek is the REAL deal !!!

(still kinda on the fence about Mork) ?????????????

[Scary Guy]

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