subject: This Goes Outside The Reliable Star Wars [print this page] Now that we've entered the lifeless zone of TV, I've started out pulling out DVDs on my shelf which i haven't however watched. I felt like seeing the "special editions" from the reliable "Star Wars" trilogy, as well as although seeing the reliable "Star Wars" (aka "Star Wars: Episode IV: a brand recognize new Hope"), I observed some stuff that bothered me on this viewing. And I don't imply the ridiculous Greedo scene. . . .
1) Let's start using the deficiency of protection styles within of the passing away Star. This point has some type of energy coupling that's built right into a column that's within of the center of some deep abyss, and however there are no guardrails to sustain people from slipping to their deaths. think from the products liability lawsuits that could generate.
2) at the same time using the bizarre deficiency of guardrails in the energy coupling station, the passing away Star has these catwalks (also missing guardrails) that retract. Why? If it's for protection purposes, why not just possess a door?
3) possessing tracked our heros using the moon from the earth Yavin, in which the rebel bottom is located, the passing away Star ponderously manuevers by itself into location to blast the moon. This adds 29 mins using the process. Why not just blast Yavin? once the resulting shockwave and planetary fragments don't destroy the rebel base, it won't consider extended earlier to the remaining fragments scatter, and using the resulting great loss of gravitational attraction, the moon would spin into space (ala "Space: 1999").
4) since the rebel fighters assault the passing away Star, an Imperial trooper tells Darth Vader how the fighters are as well fast using the passing away Star's conventional lasers to hit. So Vader says the solution will be to chase them in TIE fighters. Does it genuinely make impression to go from attempting to strike shifting targets from the repaired program (i.e., the passing away Star) to attempting to strike shifting targets from the shifting program (i.e., the TIE fighter)?
5) What happened to Princess Leia's British accent? She experienced it through the scenes with Vader and Grand Moff Tarkin, but sounded American when speaking with Han Solo and Luke Skywalker.
Finally, this goes outside the reliable "Star Wars," but why doesn't Kenobi remember C-3PO and R2D2? pursuing all, in "Revenge from the Sith," Kenobi is providing orders to R2 -- who eventually saves him and Anakin within of the slipping elevator! (Not to mention, why, in "The Empire Strikes Back," is Kenobi astonished by Yoda's assertion that "there is another"? Didn't he bear in mind that he, Yoda, and Senator Organa split up Luke and Leia as babies?)
