HOLY CRAP EPISODE III WAS AWESOME - Page 6

Tps222 · 08-30-2005, 03:15 PM

No, the theaters aren't he saw is 3 months ago. Karfu, stop making names before you get this IP banned.

esupin · 08-30-2005, 03:25 PM

Actually, it grossed $248,124 last weekend.

Jam930 · 08-31-2005, 03:43 PM

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and that general guy with all the arms... why does he cough if he doesn't need air to breathe?

Someone explained why earlier in the thread. Apparently, Mace Windu force crushed General Grievous's lungs.

A concept you seem to be missing: General Grievous is NOT a robot. He's simply comprised mostly of synthetic parts.

PS The theatres are still playing it? I have it on VHS already.

...but he was "breathing" in space when that cockpit window broke on that ship.

I don't see why he's coughing if he doesn't need to breathe air.

esupin · 08-31-2005, 04:04 PM

I'm sure George Lucas and his crew weren't that meticulous or anal(for the lack of a better word) about petty details such as this.

MalReynolds · 08-31-2005, 08:36 PM

He has 2 tanks in his lungs: They each store oxygen in case his lungs actually shut down. They function as back up lungs in case his real lungs fail... Der.

Mal

Afrobean · 08-31-2005, 09:30 PM

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I'm sure George Lucas and his crew weren't that meticulous or anal(for the lack of a better word) about petty details such as this.

To elaborate on this, take a look at every explosion of a death star or space station or space ship in all of Star Wars. You'll find that there are sound effects made for such explosions. However, anyone with a brain could tell you that space is a vacuum and there can be no sound in a vacuum. Geeks don't seem to care though, and it appears that they prefer awesome explosions to realism.

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