(FLOSI'S Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

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re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

Lego Store's May the 4th deals are really crappy this year.
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

Lego Store's May the 4th deals are really crappy this year.

They really are! Heck, in the UK the stores are discounting the Death Star to $378 US dollars! (did the conversion. :lol )

Stupid US Lego stores!! :(
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

https://www.shirtpunch.com/designs/details/vintage-sand-crawl

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That's pretty cool.
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

They really are! Heck, in the UK the stores are discounting the Death Star to $378 US dollars! (did the conversion. :lol )

Stupid US Lego stores!! :(

I was hoping for at least a little bit of a discount on the UCS X-Wing. Oh well.
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

I was going through them the other day, great stuff in there. Too many people write SW off as silly sci-fi movies, but stuff like this speaks volumes about how much passion and hard work the SW universe is filled with.
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

I just loved how real and used everything was. I know part of it for the first movie was the budget, but it really stood out. It you look at most sci-fi movies from the 60s, 70s and 80s, everything looked all shiny and new.
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

Agreed. SW is a "lived in" universe, always loved that. One of the things that annoyed me about the PT, it was so sterile and new, blah.
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

I just loved how real and used everything was. I know part of it for the first movie was the budget, but it really stood out. It you look at most sci-fi movies from the 60s, 70s and 80s, everything looked all shiny and new.

That's because most sci-fi movies of that era are supposed to be the distant future with clean, utopian societies.
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

That's because most sci-fi movies of that era are supposed to be the distant future with clean, utopian societies.

Yeah, I guess it fits some movies, but I love that SW isn't like that. I guess if you look at it, the Empire had all the shiny new stuff and places like Tatooine did not, so it works.
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

Agreed. SW is a "lived in" universe, always loved that. One of the things that annoyed me about the PT, it was so sterile and new, blah.

To be fair there was a logic to the production design -- they wanted to show a thriving, prosperous republic prior to the Empire's totalitarian regime with its iron grip.

I just think that they took it too far, and were likely limited by the capabilities of CGI at the time.

The Naboo fighters and ships were pleasing designs but they were too clean for active spacefaring vessels.
 
re: (galactiboy's Cantina) "Where everybody knows your name..."

That's because most sci-fi movies of that era are supposed to be the distant future with clean, utopian societies.

The future we were promised is a ripoff.
 
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