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Friday, November 30, 2012

Trivia Friday.

Congratulations Shena Tokala at Pens, Thespians, and Words and JT at The Window on the South for being the first people to answer the questions correctly.
 
 
Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"I asked for an army and all I got was you. You are not enough."
 
 
Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"Well... yes. At least, well enough for my own people. But we have no songs for great halls and... evil times."
 
Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"Around the survivors a perimeter create."
 
 
Here are the answers to last week's questions.
 
What planet did Princess Leia tell Vader and Tarkin the Rebel Base was located before they destoryed Alderann?
Answer: Dantooie
In the Fellowship of the Ring, what is the name of the creatured that attacked the Fellowship while entering the mines of Moria?
Answer: The Watcher in the Water
Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"If it bleeds, we can kill it."
Answer: Predator, Dutch
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Thursday, November 29, 2012

Phantom Menace Vs Attack of the Clones Part 2.

Here is part 2 of my Phantom Menace Vs. Attack of the Clones Film Versus. Click Here for part 2 of the Versus.
 
Overall Action
 The Phantom Menace: Other than the two action scenes listed above, the Phantom Menace included a very cool opening scene of the Jedi fighting the basically helpless droids in the Trade Federation capital ship. Later, the fight to take back the Naboo's throne room was fun, however the Gungan battle was not that great. It really could have been a well made action scene, but Jar Jar had to ruin it with unnecessary humor.
 
Attack of the Clones: Jango Fett's and Obi-Wan's fight on Kamino was cool and really the first time that a Jedi vs. Bounty Hunter battle was shown. Both the execution fight and the Jedi battle in the Geonosis Arena were awesome. Never before has this many Jedi have been in the same fight and then the arrival of the Clones was great.
 
Verdict: Attack of the Clones: Attack of the Clones take an easy victory in this round. The action is just all around superior and more impressive.
  
 
 
Remember the winner of these following categories means that it was less negative to the film than the other one it is compared to.
 
 
 
 
Worst Aspect
Jar Jar Binks Vs Bad Romance
  
Jar Jar Binks: While I dislike his character less that most, he is probably the worst thing to happen to the Star Wars universe since the Holiday Special, actually he is probably worse since people remember him. I would really like to know what George Lucas was thinking when he created Jar Jar. Basically he is the most unnecessary and pointless character in the Star Wars universe, never will understand why he was in it. Upon this recent viewing of the Phantom Menace he annoyed me ever more.
 
Bad Romance: With Anakin's infamous description of sand and the many other poorly written lines of dialogue, it easily the worst aspect of Attack of the Clones. Although I found it slightly more tolerable than I expected upon this recent viewing, it was still poorly written and delivered.
 
Verdict: Bad Romance: Jar Jar is present almost throughout the film, while the romance only ruins about 15 minutes of the film. As much I hate to say it, the romance parts were not quite as bad as Jar. (this is coming from a guy who hates an over enphasis on romance in any movie)
 
 
 
 
 
Worst Anakin
Jake Lloyd Vs Hayden Christensen
 
 Jake Lloyd: While some of his performance could be attributed to his young age, Lloyd should have never been casted in the role to start with. He was annoying at some points and they probably should have casted an older actor for the role.
 
Hayden Christensen: Christensen was also miscast as Anakin he whined a lot and was kind of the creep with stalker like qualities. Although he did play a legitimately awkward teenager relativity well.
 
Verdict: Tie: While Lloyd was definitely worse, however he had less screen time than Hayden, therefore it was a tie.
 
 
 Overall
 Illustration depicting various characters of the film, surrounded by a frame which reads at the top "Every saga has a beginning". In the background there is a close-up of a face with yellow eyes and red and black tattoos. Below the eyes are a bearded man with long hair, a young woman with facepaint and an intricate hat, three spaceships, a short and cylindrical robot besides a humanoid one, a boy wearing gray clothes, a young man wearing a brown robe holding a laser sword, and an alien creature with long ears. At the bottom of the image is the title "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace" and the credits.Film poster. A young man is seen embracing a young woman. A man holds a lightsaber. In the foreground, there is a man wearing a suit.
Verdict: Attack of the Clones: If you asked me this question a few week ago I definitely would have said the Phantom Menace, however after this recent viewing I have concluded that Attack of the Clones was more enjoyable and the Phantom Menace is my least favorite of the six Star Wars films. The action, acting, and concept, were all better in Attack of the Clones compared to the Phantom Menace. Which is your favorite of these two movies? Please vote below. Because these two are so close in ranking for me, there is no "right" answer and I cannot disagree if you like the Phantom Menace more. While these two are my least favorite of the Star Wars Saga, as a Star Wars fan I still enjoy both very much despite their flaws.
 
  
 
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Phatom Menace Vs Attack of the Clones Part 1.

Today on Versus I will be comparing what are generally considered the worst the two Star Wars films, the Phantom Menace and Attack of the Clones. While I have previous said that I liked the Phantom Menace more than Attack of the Clones, after my recent viewing of the movies I am not so sure right now. Therefore, this is a comparison of the two movies in various categories. Please comment below with your favorite of these two movies.



Lightsaber Battle
Duel of Fates vs. Yoda/Dooku Battle
 
Duel of Fates: Easily the best and most memorable moment from the Phantom Menace, the epic Duel of Fates. The choreography is great, featuring some of the best at the time. Maul duel bladed Lightsaber is just awesome and the shocking death of Qui-Gon Jinn ends the fight perfectly. 
 
 

End Lightsaber Battle: This Lightsaber battle includes both Anakin/Obi-Wan vs. Dooku as well as Yoda finally uses his Lightsaber. Count Dooku's skill is shown brilliantly during this battle and then Yoda uses his Lightsaber. It is awesome finally getting to see using it, and his fighting style is unique.
 
 
Verdict: Duel of Fates: While Yoda fight is awesome, the Duel of Fates is just more intense and impressive. 
 
 
 
 
 
Best Character(s) Introduction
Darth Maul vs. Clones
 Darth Maul: One of the most memorable Star Wars villains, mostly because of his awesome appearance and duel bladed Lightsaber. He will be have a large influence on the Star Wars universe in the up-coming season of The Clone Wars and his Lightsaber has inspirited many others with similar design.
 
The Clones: Although they were given little personality in the movie, their impact on the Clone Wars TV series is astonishing. They are often the best and most interesting characters in the series, featured in many of the best story arcs.
 
Verdict: Tie: While Maul definitely made a larger impact in his movie than the Clones had made in theirs, the Clones are the central aspect of the TV series, therefore it had to be a tie.
 
 
 
Best Chase/Race
Pod Race vs. Coruscant Chase
Pod Race: Another one of the Phantom Menace's most memorable scenes from the movie, the Pod Race is a high speed intense thrill ride. However, Anakin's annoying "Yippee! during the race did detract from its excitement but the visual effects at the time were very impressive.
Coruscant Chase: The chase to catch assassin Zam Wessel is thrilling, and again visually impressive.
Verdict: Coruscant Chase: The Coruscant felt more involving and even better filmed than the Pod Race.
 
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Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Film Versus.

Film Versus, the new blog post series I plan to make, were I take two movies and compared them in various categories often unique to each movie. For example: The Amazing Spider-Man Vs. Sam Raimi Spider-Man or the Phantom Menace Vs. Attack of the Clones, which I will post tomorrow. If you have any ideas for a Film Versus post please comment below or send me an e-mail to johnstarslyer@gmail.com with two films that you would like to battle to determine the victor. Also I cannot choose every request because some fights would be completely unfair and were one film would easily crush the other in every possible category. Please check back here tomorrow
Here are the Film Versus that I plan to make in the future:
The Dark Knight Vs. The Dark Knight Rises
Raimi Spider-Man Vs. The Amazing Spider-Man

 
 
 
 
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Monday, November 26, 2012

Book Review: LOTR The Two Towers.


The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers by J. R. R. Tolkien is the sequel to The Fellowship of the Ring. Actually a better description would be that The Two Towers is part two of three to the best fantasy story ever told and one of the greatest works of fiction in the work of mankind.

Because not everyone has seen the movie or read the books, I will have a "Spoiler" warning before any small spoilers. Additionally, if you have only seen the movie and not read the book, there is nothing that would be considered spoilers.

I would have to say that I enjoyed it even more than The Fellowship of the Ring. Everything was excellent, the Two Towers was faster paced, more epic, and overall even more involving, although The Fellowship of the Ring is still currently my second favorite book of all-time.

The story of the Two Towers continues directly were the previous book ended. The narrative structure of the Two Towers is unlike any other book I have read. It is split-up into two different parts, the first part focuses on two different groups. The first group being *Spoiler* Aragorn and the surviving company on their journey, excluding Frodo and Sam, who are the focus of the second part of the book. *End Spoiler* Surprisingly, there were many similarities with the movie but that will be discussed in a later post.

All of the characters in the story are more developed and given more depth, especially the ones that were given a more minor role in the previous book. Unlike the previous book, Frodo is not the main character of the story, the material is more evenly distributed among the many fascinating character throughout the story. Also there were almost no poems or songs throughout the book, which was great. Although that is not to say I disliked what was in the first book, it did become distracting at times. The ending of the book really made me love the book that much more, *Spoiler* it was one of the saddest ending to a book I have ever read, even though I know how it is going to end. *End Spoiler*
Author: J. R. R. Tolkien
Genre: Fantasy, Adventure, Epic
Release Date: November 11, 1954
 
Plot: Because the plot starts directly were the previous book ended, it would be pointless to have a plot summary.
 
 
 
 Plot: 10/10- As with the Fellowship of the Ring, I already love the story. The Two Towers film is one of my favorite movies of all-time, it is just that amazing. The pacing was improved, although the slower pacing was necessary to set up the plot in the first installment, it featured more material of my favorite characters and introduced many other memorable characters that were never developed as much in the films.
 
 
Audiobook: 9.5/10- The audiobook was made by the same fan that recorded the previous one I listened to. However, it was vastly improved compared to his previous work (except for the "White Rider" chapter) with better use of music and voice work. His Treebeard impression sounds exactly like the movie and his ability to mimic the other various characters' voices is great. Only Legolas, Aragorn and a few other minor do tend to sound alike at various points. Other than that minor flaw, it was overall excellent and better than any other Lord of the Rings audiobook I have listened to before.
 
 
Overall: +10/10- I am giving The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers a special rating of +10 to signify that is better than the other books that I have given a ten rating. Everything in the book was basically perfect, and I cannot wait to read the Return of the King.

Closing Comments: The Two Towers is the epic middle chapter in one of the best stories ever told. What more do I need to say, watch the movies or read the books, either way they are both excellent.

 
 
 
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Sunday, November 25, 2012

Reader's Choice Results.

Thanks everyone who voted on last week's Reader's Choice post so here are the results and schedule for the next two weeks.
 
Monday: The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Review
Tuesday: Film Versus Introduction (Part 1of Phatom Menace Vs. Attack of the Clones)
Wedsday: Phantom Menace Vs. Attack of the Clones Part 1
Thusday: Phantom Menace Vs. Attack of the Clones Part 2
Friday: Trivia Friday
Saturday: Clone Wars Review
Sunday: ?
Monday: The Hobbit Countdown
Tuesday: The Two Towers: Book Vs. Film Part 2
Wedsday: Book Review: Star Wars Dark Force Rising Review
Thursday: Snow White and The Huntsman Review
Firday: Trivia
Saturday: Clone Wars Review
 
Note: My TV stopped working yesterday so I have not seen the lastest Clone Wars episode but I might write a short review next Saturday or Sunday when I watch it.
 
  
 
 
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Friday, November 23, 2012

Trivia Friday.

Congratulations Eldra at A Day On Daremo and Helen at Star Wars Here & There and The Life of a Musician and Dancer for being the first readers to answer correctly. Now here are this week's questions.
 
What planet did Princess Leia tell Vader and Tarkin the Rebel Base was located before they destoryed Alderann?
 
In the Fellowship of the Ring, what is the name of the creatured that attacked the Fellowship while entering the mines of Moria?
 
Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"If it bleeds, we can kill it."
 
 
What are Qui-Gon Jinn’s last words in The Phatom Menace?
Answer: "He is the chosen one. He will bring balance. Train him."

What is the name Mario's brother in his Super Mario Bros. video games?
Answer: Luigi
Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"Secrets have a cost. They're not free. Not now, not ever."
Answer: Aunt May, The Amazing Spider-Man
 
 
What is the name of Indiana Jones' dog when he was a kid?
Answer: Indiana
What is the first Star Wars Expanded Universe novel?
Answer: Splinter of the Mind's Eye
Which Bond film was "Q" introduced in?
Answer: From Russian With Love
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Top 25 Lightsaber Battles Part 4: Guest Post on Profets of the Force


Note: Due to repeated Anonymous spam comments, I have blocked futher comments on this post. Please comment on any of my other posts.
Thanks Solace Utara at Prophets of the Force for asking me to write a guest post on her blog Prophets of the Force and to conclude my Top 25 Lightsaber Battles List I have posted the final part on her blog. Please click here to read the post.. If you are a Star Wars, Lordof the Rings, or Harry Potter fan, I highly recommend following her blog. Also, what are your favorite Lightsaber battles? Please comment below.
 
 
 
 
 
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012

Top 25 Star Wars Lightsaber Battles Part 3: 15-11.

Here is part 3 of the Top 25 Lightsaber duels list. Click on the links below for the previous parts of the list.

Top 25 Star Wars Lightsaber Battles Part 1: 25-21
Top 25 Star Wars Lightsaber Battles Part 2: 20-16
 
 
At Number 15: General Krell Vs. the 501st

Although this fight features no Saber on Saber action, Krell is awesome as he slaughters the Clones with his two duel bladed Lightsabers. The 501st have their first training on how to kill Jedi before their assault on the Jedi Temple in Revenge of the Sith. Again a very inventive scene using the environment to enhance the action.



At Number 14: Emperor Vs. Windo and Jedi
The Emperor finally reveals himself to the Jedi and this is the first time that we get to see The Emperor's Lightsaber fighting style. In a way it reminds me of Yoda in how he jumps around but did he plan to lose to Windo? Because if he could defeat the Emperor Yoda should have defeated him easily. Although we are talking about Samuel L. (FREAKING AWESOME) Jackson, he could kill just about anyone (that was a joke).


At Number 13: Obi-Wan Vs. Maul and Opress (Revival)

Note: The Fight which I am including on the starts around 2:18 on the video, not the parts before that.
Never before have I seen Obi-Wan use two Lightsabers but he is awesome at wielding them. While it is short, when he cut off Savage's arm is one of my favorite Obi-Wan moments from The Clone Wars to date. The animation was fluid, and Opress' knee collapse after Obi-Wan strike was set-up brilliantly.

At Number 12: Obi-Wan Vs. General Grievous (Revenge of the Sith)

Obi-Wan showing that even with four Lightsabers, General Grievous is no match for a Jedi Master. However, Obi-Wan had to used a very "Uncivilized" form of weaponry to defeat him in the end. Although the fight turns into more of a chase than a Lightsaber duel, it is one of the many highlights from Revenge of the Sith.
At Number 11: Yoda Vs. Emperor (Revenge of the Sith)

Two masters of the Force dueling is pure fan service and as the Emperor said "I have been wait for this a long time my green friend.", which is exactly what the fans were thinking. The Lightsaber choreography is impressive considering that Yoda is completely computer generated, however the battle using the Force was done very great as well.

Please check back here tomorrow for the final part of the list.


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Monday, November 19, 2012

Reader's Choice: You Decide.

As before with Reader's Choice here are some post choices for you to vote on. Unless there is some big news that I need to post about, your choice will be posted next week. While I originally planned to post the Reader's Choice post Wednesday, I have just remembered that Thanksgiving is coming up. So the Reader's Choice pick will be posted next week. Here the choices below.
 
Book Review: Star Wars Dark Force Rises
Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Review
The Phatom Menace Vs. Attack of the Clones (3 Parts)
Lord of the Rings the Two Towers: Book Vs. Movie Part 2
Sherlock Holmes (2009) Review
Terminator 2: Judgment Day Review
Snow White and the Huntsman Review
Lethal Weapon Review
 
There are the choices, so please vote in the comments below.
 
 
 
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Saturday, November 17, 2012

Clone Wars Review: Bound for Rescue.

“Bound for Rescue” wraps up the plot of Ahsoka’s capture from last week’s satisfying episode and concludes the mediocre Younglings story arc. Warning: Full spoilers for the episode.
Despite having Hando, Obi-Wan and Grievous in the episode, it again majorly disappointed. However, there was one very brief scene of awesomeness with Grievous at his best since the old Clone Wars miniseries. He crushed a Clone Wars throat with his foot claw thing and dispatching the Clones with ease, Grievous even had a brief victory. At least until Obi-Wan told him that the ship is set to self destruct. Why would Obi-Wan leave a message basically telling Grievous to escape the ship? This only serves to keep him alive for Revenge of the Sith. Come on Clone Wars team, you are better than this! Hondo again, stole the show; he was hilarious after being obviously drunk. Although I was almost starting to like the Younglings after last week’s episode, they were extremely annoying again, except for Gungi. However, we finally got to see a fully constructed wooden Lightsaber, which was great. Possibly the worst part of the episode was the traveling circus. Seriously, this is the best idea the writers could come up with? Again the animation was solid, but nothing that we have not seen before. While the episode might not reach the lows of the previous “The Gathering” episode, I just want to know when are we going to see all of the awesome clips that were featured in the season 4 trailer.

Overall 6.4/10- Despite having a few great moments, “Bound for Rescue” failed to deliver anything but disappointment and corny writing.

 
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Friday, November 16, 2012

Trivia Friday.

Congratulations Eldra at A Day On Daremo for being the first person to answer last week's trivia question correctly. Now here are today's trivia questions.

What are Qui-Gon Jinn’s last words in The Phatom Menace?

What is the name Mario's brother in his Super Mario Bros. video games?

Name the movie and character that this quote is from:
"Secrets have a cost. They're not free. Not now, not ever."


Here are last week's answers

What is the name of Indiana Jones' dog when he was a kid?
Answer: Indiana
 
What is the first Star Wars Expanded Universe novel?
Answer: Splinter of the Mind's Eye
 
Which Bond film was "Q" introduced in?
Answer: From Russia With Love 
 
Name the movie and characters that this quote is from:
Character 1: "I wanna do great things, you know? I wanna be an achiever, like Bad Horse."
Character 2: "The Thoroughbred of Sin?"
Character 1: "I meant... Ghandi."
Answer: Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog 



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Thursday, November 15, 2012

Top 25 Star Wars Lightsaber Battles Part 2: 20-16

 Here is part 2 of the Top 25 Star Wars Lightsaber Battles. Click here to read part 1 of my list.
 
 
At Number 20: Obi-Wan Vs. Durge
While this is the first Lightsaber fight from Genndy Tartakovsky's vastly underrated Clone Wars series, it is certainly not the last. Again, this is not the traditional Lightsaber duel Obi-Wan epic battle with the bounty hunter Durge from the original Clone Wars series more than deserving to make this list. The real fight does not really begin until 3:57 in the video but it masterfully drawn battle for the ages.


At Number 19: Obi-Wan and Adi Galla Vs. Maul and Opress

From the recent episode Clone Wars episode "Revival", Obi-Wan yet again faces his nemesis Darth Maul as he tries to exact his vengeance. Although it is contrary to continuity, Savage Opress' brutal kill of Adi Galla using his horns is a very different way to dispatch an opponent.


At Number 18: Obi-Wan and Anakin Vs. Count Dooku (Revenge of the Sith)
"Chancellor Palpatine, Sith Lords are our speciality." Anakin has his revenge on Count Dooku for cutting off his arm. This is one of the first time were Anakin shows turn towards the Dark Side as he rutherlessly decapitates Dooku. I just love the express on Dooku's face when Palpatine says "Kill him now.", Dooku must be thinking "Oh crap." he is serious. 


At Number 17: Anakin Vs. Ventress (Original Clone Wars)

Another fight from the masterfully animated original Clone Wars series. The series' action scenes have always impressed me in its uses of the environment to create unique battles. Near the end were it begins to rain and water evaporating and it hits the Lightsaber is done so artfully.



At Number 16: Dark Ahsoka Vs. Anakin and Obi-Wan

The Alter of Mortis story arc is one of my favorites from The Clone Wars, and Anakin's fight with Ahsoka is was of the many highlights. Ahsoka finally gets the chance to let loose against Jedi since she starting using he duel Lightsaber style. While I am not sure why, I just really like how Ahsoka talks to Anakin in the beginning of the video, it is kind of cute and creepy at the time.


At Number 15: General Krell Vs. the 501st

Although this fight features no Saber on Saber action, Krell is awesome as he slaughters the Clones with his two duel bladed Lightsabers. The 501st have their first training on how to kill Jedi before their assault on the Jedi Temple in Revenge of the Sith. Again a very inventive scene using the environment to enhance the action.


  
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Wednesday, November 14, 2012

Top 25 Star Wars Lightsaber Battles Part 1: 25-21.

The Lightsaber and Lightsaber duel, one of the many iconic aspects of the Star Wars universe. There have been Lightsaber battles throughout the Star Wars franchise from the films to the Clone Wars TV series, many of which are among the best action scenes in cinema history. I am counting any action scene that uses a Lightsaber for this list and it can be from any film, TV series or video game. The scenes are being ranked by choreography, use of the environment, and importance to the franchise.

At Number 25: Obi-Wan and Vos Vs. Cad Bane

Note: I could only find the clip in German but this does not effect the action.
Although this is not a traditional "Lightsaber" fight, there is no way that I could leave off The Clone Wars coolest bounty hunter off the list. The choreography was great, the terrain was effectively to produce a very unique fight. Cad Bane even used a Lightsaber for a short time before Obi-Wan knocked it out of his hand.


At Number 24: Obi-Wan Vs. Pre-Vizsla

Note: Again I could only find the clip in German but this does not effect the action.
While the battle is short, Pre-Vizsla's black Lightsaber is just too awesome not to include on the list. The use of Pre-Vizsla's jetpack is inventive and the hand-to-hand combat was very impressive at point of The Clone Wars series.

 
At Number 23: Starkiller Vs. Darth Vader
While it might be a video game and lacks the impressive choreography present in more a cinematic type filmed Lightsaber duel. The stakes and the what happens later is what makes this battle truly amazing. Because not everyone has played the Force Unleashed video game or the books I shall not spoil the ending but if you have, you know why it is on this list.
 

At Number 22: Satele Shan Vs. Darth Malgus (The Old Republic Trailer)

The cinematic announcement trailer for The Old Republic video game. When I first watched it, I was in complete awe at the quality of animation. It nearly looks real, there should be an entire movie made from this style. The battle portrays a battle between a Sith and Jedi from the Old Republic when the Jedi were arguably at their most powerful. Plus Satele Shan is a decent of the great Jedi Revan and Bastila. 

At Number 21: Revan Vs. Darth Malak
Again another fight from a video game, which lacks stunning choreography but makes up for it in pure power of story. Easily one of the best moments from the best Star Wars video game of all-time and one of the best Star Wars stories outside of the original trilogy.
Note: This picture above is my desktop wallpaper.

Check back here tomorrow for part 2 of the list.
 
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Funny Film Pictures and Posting Schedule.

Here are some funny pictures from Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, The Avengers and random funny pictures. 
But first here is the schedule for the Star Wars posts coming next few days and next week.
WednesdayTop 25 Star Wars Lightsaber Battles Part 1: 25-21
Thursday: Top 25 Star Wars Lightsaber Battles Part 2: 20-16
Friday: Trivia
Saturday: Clone Wars Review
Sunday: Epic Film Score and More Sunday
Monday: Reader's Choice
Tuesday: Top 25 Star Wars Lightsaber Battles Part 3: 15-11
Wednesday: Readers' Choice Pick



Now here are some hilarious pictures from around the internet but many of these pictures are from Jamie's Tumblr blog Alive, which I highly recommend. Warning: Her Tumblr may cause extreme procrastination from blogging, but in the best way possible.




























I I find this hilarious and very clever on Pixar's part.









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