Just admit it, this scene was kino
Just admit it, this scene was kino
Ryder Russell
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Lucas Murphy
But user, the whole prequel besides from episode 2 was kino
Caleb Cruz
When I was a kid I thought it was stupid
Now I realise that Qui Gon was exhausted from the fight and meditating to recover his strength
Bravo George
Jordan Garcia
Why didn't Obi Wan use Force Speed™ to get through the hallway before the emitters reactivated and save Qui Gonn?
Noah Kelly
>the massive drop in imagine quality between episode 1 and the other two due to the film/HD switch
Robert Miller
explain
Josiah Sanders
Quigon wasn't style defeated him. Dooku fighting style was better suited to defeat Maul. Because Dooku's style was more conserve energy as you fight.
Asher Turner
Episode 1 was in 199
Before DVDs and High-def took off.
Also, yoda was a puppet in episode 1, cgi in 2 and 3
William Edwards
or just force push, grab darth maul and throw him into the pit?
Zachary Gutierrez
DAE love the prequels XD?
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Lincoln Rodriguez
Yes it was, the 3 characters showed personality in the fight, the music, the art direction, everything worked.
Henry Ortiz
1999*
Aiden Hall
Qui-gon "roaming the street for a dindu to beat" Jin
Alexander Wright
The Phantom Menqce was filmed mostly on film, the rest of the prequels were filmed on digital
Gavin Moore
Why didn't they just build those droids instead of the shitty ones?
William Taylor
Not that this isn't grasping for straws, but I can think of two potential reasons.
>He risked running headfirst into a laser barrier once they started switching on
>He risked running right into the pit in the middle of the final room
With that kind of speed, I don't see how he could stop himself immediately. Unless "Force Stop" is also a power, I guess.
Cooper Davis
Droidekas get rekt by proton bazookas
Haven’t you played any SW games?
Christian Torres
Every scene with the greatest Jedi of All time js Kino.
Caleb Murphy
Phantom Menace is the best of the prequel trilogy. Has some really good moments.
Hunter Ramirez
>why wouldn’t military just build tanks
Aaron Bailey
episode 1 was shot on film, still look good in HD for the most part
episodes 2 and 3 used primitive early generation HD digital cameras, and were shot/edited/authored in 1080p.
meaning the actual digital intermediate is 1080, it was never actually meant to be watched at home in 1080. They look like absolute dogshit in high definition
Joshua Brown
Not enough force