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From: mr@sandman.net

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 Duggy  wrote:



> > > Before Star Wars he directed THX1138, American Grafiti... then he
> > > didn't direct for 20 years.  If you don't use it you'll lose it.
> > Tell that to James Cameron. Ok, maybe not 20 years, but directing has
> > got to be deeper than remembering how to ride a skateboard.
>
> 8 years isn't 22.

So what amount of years is required for a director that has done one
of the most well received movie in the history of movies to forget how
to direct? I'm assuming the number is somewhere between 8 and 22 then.
Is it universal? Would it apply to Stanley Kubrik? Spielberg? Cameron?

> > I was very specific to mention the taking off from Mos Eisley scene
> > which is in fact new in the special edition,
>
> What are you talking about?

When the MF rises up from the docking bay in Mos Eisley. It was a new
scene in the special edition. In the originals, the storm troopers
shoot at it and then we see it shoot out veritcally from the cityscape
while two storm troopers look at it from outside the docking bays.

> > Do you have more scenes to add to the list or do you disagree with it
> > entirely? :)
>
> I really like the scene where the last of the Jedi gather together to
> ambush Vader and are wiped out by him and the clone troopers.

When did this happen?




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