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From SithLord2457 - 3/30/2005 5:43:21 P.M. Central Time
J.W. Titus's Fan Novel is finally finished. I would like to thank J.W. for his time and hard work into this wonderful piece of work he has given us. You can get the entire novel in Microsoft Word Format at this link. StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc Also J.W. is working on another fan novel which will actually be 6 novels called The Sith Wars. I will post those on here as well!!!
From SithLord2457 - 3/29/2005 7:32:35 P.M Central Time
Hey to everyone out there! Thanks for visitng the site. I hope you've enjoyed it. We got a couple of nice updates for today. Lets start off with some of the amazing pictures from the German Episode III Movie Novel that have leaked on to the internet. Check out Pictures 6 of the picture section if you're interested. Ones that stick out are Anakin on fire and on the operating table before the suit is put on. Enjoy!!!
Next is the J.W. Titus Fan Novel. I'm sorry I haven't updated it in a while but the latest edition of it contains the beginning all the way to the birth of the twins and the death of Padme. It is a very sad chapter. And tomorrow the last and final update for the fan novel will be posted at the message boards on theforce.net. I will for sure have it posted on here immediately after it is posted. Thank You J.W. for this wonderful novel you have given us!!! Here is the link for the current edition of it. StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc
From SithLord2457 - 3/22/2005 2:34:54 P.M. Central Time
J.W. Titus from the Jedi Council Forum Boards at TheForce.net has just updated his novel. It is current all they way from the beginning to the very moments that Obi-Wan experiences afterwards. It is available here to download in Microsoft Word format. Enjoy!!! StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc Also I will be updating later tonight when J.W. posts another update tonight. So check back then also!!!
From SithLord2457 - 3/16/2005 6:48:32 P.M. Central Time
J.W. Titus from the Jedi Council Forum Boards at TheForce.net has just updated his novel. It is current all they way from the beginning to the very moments after the duel as Anakin is lying on Mustafar at death's door and how he calls upon the dark side to survive. It is available here to download in Microsoft Word format. Enjoy!!! StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc
From SithLord2457 - 3/15/2005 8:14:43 P.M. Central Time
Cogro from the boards at www.millenniumfalcon.com has been give a review of Episode III from a friend who has seen a rough cut of it. Cogro claims his friend has leaked him credible stuff before so this review is believed to be genuine. Here it is and be the judge yourself on what you think of it.
Seeing the nearly completed Revenge of the Sith brings
forth some strong emotions, most noteable of all is that the 30 year ride George
has taken us on has now come to an end.
I remember seeing Star Wars in 1977 as a boy and feeling a thrill that I never
had before, and haven't since in a movie theatre. Being a part of the Star Wars
generation gave me alot of expectations for the prequels. When I saw Phantom
Menace, I was just happy to see another Star Wars, but the film felt empty,
lacking the heart the Originals had. Then came Clones, another film I had the
privilege to preview a month before its opening. The second installment was
enjoyable, but had its fair share of problems. If anything it was a setup for
the movie we all wanted to see, a movie which the prequels were made for in the
first place - Episode III. So this is it, the last in the trilogy as well as the
saga. Buckle up kids, come May 19 you'll get your last cinematic trip to a
galaxy far, far away....
The question from everyone off the bat will be a simple: 'Is it any good?' A
follow up would likely be, 'Is is everything I've hoped for and more? Is it the
best of them all?' While the answers will likely vary from person to person, in
my very humble opinion, having gone into the film with hefty expectations though
hesitent to buy into the hype that's been created....
Yes. The film is good. Really good. Revenge of the Sith is a shocking piece of
cinema that will likely go down with most fans as the best film in the saga. I
say shocking because I would have never imagined that some of the images in this
film would come after the gold yellow logo and the main titles we've come to
love. The film gets brutal. It's dark, and that's sure to make fans happy and
turn some others off. The effectiveness of the film would not be possible
without the work of some great talent, and that ladies and gentlemen is what
makes me most pleased with Revenge of the Sith.
Well it's about time. The pacing is fast and furious, with a grave urgency
attached to every scene in the film. The space battle sets the tone early as
pilots frantically fight to survive and strike a crushing blow against the enemy
fleet. Our Jedi heroes lighten the mood occasionally with quips and exchanges
that were lacking from the previous movies. I now know how great a friend Anakin
was to Obi-wan Kenobi. The battle itself is like nothing else in the previous
films. The camera winds, dives and brings you into the chaos in what can only be
described as dazzling. Computer graphics have made a giant leap forward since
Clones, and this sequence takes advantage. It is truly something to be
experienced.
Also during the opening battle we are introduced to the
saga's newest villain, the part alien part droid, General Grievous. His
introduction is classic, that of a frustrated commander shouting orders while
occasionally losing his breath and coughing loudly, a colourful addition that
adds life to the droid. While he does display a kind of sinister wit, the
character may fall victom to the criticism that plagued Jar Jar and other
computer generated characters of the prequels. Grievous's sterotypical villain
dialogue is sure to be a point of attack from weary critics and fans. The
character that immediately comes to mind is "Bosley" from the Care Bears
television show. His animation, for the most part, is spectacular and really
gets to shine in a fight to the death with Obi-wan Kenobi later in the film.
The battle in space soon carries over to a skirmish aboard an enemy cruiser as
the Jedi (and a aggressive R2-D2) move to rescue the captive chancellor. This
scene really stuck out in my mind because it directly echos the Death Star
scenes in Star Wars. The Jedi keep in contact with R2D2 over a comlink, and the
droid providess help opening doors and the such via his signature computer
appendage. The scene culminates in the first of severa lightsaber battles
between the Jedi and the villain Dooku.
Anakin's seduction to the dark side starts here, as the future Emperor
encourages the victorious Jedi to finish off the defeated Dooku. When he does, a
stern satisfaction comes over Anakin - though with a tinge of regret - a quality
that Palpatine exploits over the course of the film. Worthy of note is that in
the cut I saw, the final music track appeared to be in place and it's nothing
short of sensational. The space battle music is filled with recognizeable beats
and cues from the original trilogy's space battle sequence. As the enemy cruiser
makes for a thrilling crash landing (that showcases some of the best work ILM
has ever done), the music kicks up a notch, enhancing the urgency of a scene
that is sure to wow moviegoers.
The actors feel much more comfortable in their roles in Revenge of the Sith.
During the opening sequence, you actually believe the characters are responding
to real situations. Hayden's performance during the first duel is spot-on, not
breaking from the posed and determined stature of a warrior soon to become an
agent of evil. There is some awkward dialogue, however which brings down the
performances a bit, but the actors fight hard and stand their ground. Only
during the first Padme-Anakin scenes are we reminded about what made Clones'
love scenes so difficult to take in. It's not that acting is bad here, in fact
it's quite good. There is no awkward blocking or positioning that I found
hampered the performances of the leads in Clones, but instead a tenderness
between the two lovers that conveys real emotion, amidst often difficult
dialogue. Anakin speaks of his love for Padme and how he's missed her dearly,
but the scene could lead to some rolling eyes. Nevertheless, these scenes are
quite brief in comparison to its Episode II counterpart.
So begins the plot. The end of the Clone Wars are at hand, and the Jedi Council
organize in a briefing room, reminiscent of a similar scene in Return of the
Jedi, to plan the final stages of the war. Yoda goes to the Wookiee homeworld
and Obi-wan to Utapau, a sinkhole planet that's rumoured to be the santuary of
General Grievous. Meanwhile, the Jedi have grown weary of Palpatine's leadership
and appoint Anakin as a spy to inform the council of the chancellor's
activities. These series of scenes are quite well done, and focus on the tension
that exists between the Jedi and the executive branch of the Republic. Anakin is
caught in the middle, seeing Palpatine as a father figure, but is sworn by duty
to the Jedi. His allegiances begin to fall in favour of Palpatine when the Jedi
deny Anakin 'master' status, a decision Anakin blames on Obi-wan, whom he feels
is jealous of Anakin's power. I take my hat off to Hayden Christensen, who will
emerge from this film as a very capable leading actor, especially in a project
of such high stature. His confidence becomes arrogance, which then turns to
frustration and finally culminates in anger. His emotions are front and center
of his portrayal of the dark lord to be.
The middle
act follows four separate plot threads: Anakin's relationship with Palpatine,
Yoda's mission to the wookie homeworld, Obi-wan's mission to Utapau and the
formation of a rebellion against Palpatine's growing power. Each plot thread is
strong, and makes for a very compelling story - whereas in Clones, this part of
the movie seemed to drag a bit.
Anakin's true path the darkside
begins with a surreal vision he has in a dream, a trance-like sequence similar
to Luke's cave experience in Empire Strikes Back. In his dream in Revenge of the
Sith, Anakin walks towards the murderer of his pregnant wife and as he catches a
narrow glimpse of the villain (slightly hinted to be himself), he awakens in a
cold sweat. His fear of loss is what makes his tie to Palpatine stronger, who
promises the power of eternal life to Anakin, if he were to join the darkside of
the force. Of the entire film, the scenes between Palpatine and Anakin stand out
as my personal favourite. We see their relationship grow from a father/son like
appreciation to a powerful devotion that begins after Anakin discovers
Palpatine's dark secret - that he is the Sith Lord Darth Sidious.
The Wookie/Utapau sequences were
not finalized in the cut I saw, but the new worlds are exotic nonetheless. My
only criticism of these sequences is that they feel a bit tacked on, almost like
an afterthought, especially the Kashyyyk sequence. It's action for action's
sake, but then again it is a Star Wars movie. On Utapau, Obi-wan's detective
side explored in AOTC is revisited as the Jedi leads a mission to locate and
arrest Grievous and retake the planet for the Republic. (as a side note, I
really like the music during the Utapau sequence - very mysterious and
sinister).
At about this point of the film,
things start going sour and the film gets dark. Anakin informs the council of
Palpatine's true nature and Mace Windu leads a team of Jedi Masters to secure
the chancellor. This is going to be one of those scenes that will make the
audience catch a lump in their throat. As much as you know it's coming, the
scene is brutal. At the moment you think that maybe, just maybe things will work
out and the Force will be brought into balance, Anakin makes a choice that would
change the galaxy forever. When the familiar music blares on cue, there will be
a collective gasp in the entire theatre.
Anakin's turn leads to greater
disaster - the destruction of the Jedi, in the capital and around the galaxy.
Obi-wan and Yoda are betrayed by their troops and forced to flee. From this
point on, the film goes full throttle and never lets up. Every loose is tied as
the Republic is destroyed and the Empire rises in its wake. The ultimate
showdown between good and evil is fought, as Yoda confronts Sidious and Obi-wan,
Anakin.
The duel has been the main topic
of hype and for good reason. It's the best fight ever put to film, period. Not
just because of the incredible coreography that pits combatants against each
other in every imagineable scenario, but because the emotion that flows through
this battle is phenomenal. Hayden and Ewan put on a great show both in their
swordplay and their acting. Hayden's transformation into the dark lord is
picture perfect, and he's sure to get some great critical praise for his work in
these scenes: His eyes wrought with evil, he leaks the hate and arrogance that
illuminates his transition from Jedi to Sith.
As the film winds down, we're
treated to a montage sequence of the creation of Darth Vader - another haunting
scene that is sure to please the diehards. To hear the booming voice of James
Earl Jones gave me shivers. The story ends where the Original trilogy begins,
the twins are born and hidden at opposite spots of the galaxy. A few small
surprises are in store as well, as the secrets of the force are unlocked for
fans to better understand the dissappearing act of the Original Trilogy. Though
the end of the film is somber, there is a faint optimism which is illustrated by
the film's closing shot that a new hope will come for the future.
I was asked to list the scenes I
thought were best, and those not so good. What worked and what didn't. Here's a
short run-down of my final thoughts of the final Star Wars movie.
The best single scene of the
entire film is the Palpatine-Mace standoff. It's definately the one scene in the
movie that signals the beginning of the end. The destruction of the Republic and
the triumph of the dark side. Each actor is in top form. The scene is well
written and executed and the music caps it off perfectly. The beginning of the
duel and the final scene between Obi-wan Kenobi and Darth Vader are two of the
most powerful moments in the entire saga. Everything done here is just spot on.
Alot of care went into these scenes, and it shows.
Some of the dialogue is still a
bit hokey. It doesn't destroy any scenes per say, but it does slow them down.
Most of this comes during the Bail Organa, Mon Mothma, Padme scenes. It's
nothing significant and far from disastrous, but worth noting nonetheless. Jar
Jar is back of course, but what's left of his role is about a half a page of
dialogue and standing around during the Rebllion and senate scenes.
Will Episode 3 avenge the last two
prequels? If you were really disappointed with Episode 1 and 2, this movie could
be your saving grace. I'm sure most people will still find ways to get ticked
off by Revenge of the Sith, but at the end of the day it's a terrific film.
Don't take my word for it, and don't think I'm preaching gospel, you'll all have
your chance to make up your mind in May - but sleep easy, George Lucas has
nailed it.
From SithLord2457 - 3/11/2005 11:03:06 P.M. Central Time
J.W. Titus from the Jedi Council Forum Boards at TheForce.net has just updated his novel. It is current all they way from the beginning to the very end of the climatic duel between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. It is available here to download in Microsoft Word format. Enjoy!!! StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc
From SithLord2457 - 3/5/2005 10:00:00 P.M. Central Time
I have updated my picture section with pictures from Episode III. Some might be old while other are sort of new. I've split my picture section into 4 pages right now because some people have been saying the one picture page takes forever to load.
In other Star Wars news the full theatrical trailer Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith will be released on Friday March 11th with the movie Robots. It will be also shown the previous night on March 10th during a commercial during the O.C. broadcast on Fox. It will be released onto StarWars.com's Hyperspace shortly after. Here is a decription of the trailer from www.millenniumfalcon.com.
A
breakdown of the first minute from the final trailer.
LFL Logo, Fox logo etc.
A Theta-Class shuttle and three
fighters fly by the camera towards Coruscant.
Coruscant, late afternoon, the
Republic Executive Office appears for a brief moment.
Palpatine (close-up, speaking very
slowly, deliberately, looking straight ahead, watching the ballet)
PALPATINE
...The dark side of the Force is a
pathway to many abilities some consider to be... unnatural.
Anakin closeup (extremely focused
on Palpatine's words)
ANAKIN
Is this possible to learn those
powers?"
Palpatine (close-up,
matter-of-factly, facing Anakin)
PALPATINE
Not from a Jedi.
A civilian shuttle turns over the
Coruscant cityscape towards the Senate building.
Obi-Wan and Anakin are inside the
Temple, walking down stairs.
OBI-WAN
The Council wants you to report on
all the Chancellors dealings.
Magna Droids stand with two Battle
Droids.
ANAKIN
That's treason.
Palpatine standing up from his
chair in his private office.
OBI-WAN
We are at war, Anakin.
The space battle and some
explosion where clone-troopers die.
Anakin moves to take a seat in the
Chancellor's private viewing box in Galaxies Opera. We see huge spheres of water
levitating over stage with dancers inside them.
Mace (voice over, in a grim voice)
MACE
...Very dangerous putting them
together...
Palpatine in his office, patting
Anakin's shoulder.
MACE
I don't think the boy can handle
it...
Mace & Obi in the gunship over
Coruscant.
MACE
I don't trust him.
Tri droids blazing guns, Republic
fighter exploding, debris flying by.
Palpatine in his office
(concerned).
PALPATINE
I need your help, son.
Palpatine walks away from Anakin:
PALPATINE
I'm appointing you to be my
personal representative on the Jedi Council.
Anakin standing in the middle of
the Jedi Council room. We see him from behind. Ki-Adi-Mundi and Plo-Koon appear
holographic with other Jedi Masters present.
MACE
You're on this Council, but we do
not grant you the rank of Master.
Kenobi looks away from Anakin's
reaction.
ANAKIN (close-up, shocked)
What?
In
Padme's apartment - Bedroom.
ANAKIN (to Padme, bitterly)
Obi-Wan and The Council don't
trust me.
Huge gun with clone crew, large
explosion aboard ship.
Palpatine (V.O)
Learn to know the dark side of the
Force...
Anakin grim and focused,
listening; then with Padme, at night on the balcony.
PALPATINE in his office
(forcefully)
... And you'll achieve power
greater than any Jedi.
Anakin briefly fighting Dooku and
then the posse entering private office.
Music stops.
The Jedi ignite lightsabers.
MACE
You're under arrest, Chancellor.
Palpatine in his chair carefully
controlling his anger.
PALPATINE
Are you threatening me, Master
Jedi?"
Close up: lightsaber hilt snaps to
Palpatine's hand with audible click.
From now on, 10 drum beats and no
other sound - one for each short (second or two) scene
- Posse enter, but this time
Sidious jumps in its direction from behind (over) the camera, we only see his
back; then Mace in defensive pose;
- Ship (Grievous' fighter) flying
away from a planet;
- Obi-Wan in huge control room on
Utapau, totally surrounded by battle droids, MagnaGuards and Grievous;
- Capital ships fighting in close
quarters, one of them falling down smoking heavily;
- Bail shouting in his speeder,
with blaster shots flying by;
- Obi-Wan's fighter flying over
Utapau;
- Anakin hanging in the elevator
(turbolift) shaft;
- Camera flying down to Mustafar
surface;
- Grievous versus Obi-Wan Kenobi
duel; we see Grievous from behind only; his fighter and some rocks in the
background.
- One-tracked vehicle (tank)
speeding on and closing to the camera; Wookiees jump off it, one of them
straight on the camera.
Longshot: pillar of smoke over
Jedi Temple.
Music returns.
Emperor's voice from the Original
Trilogy.
SIDIOUS
Every single Jedi is now an enemy
of the Republic...
During this line, brief scenes are
shown: Sidious' not so pretty face, Obi-Wan looking anxiously at droids closing
on him, then Mace with saber and Palpatine's back (his hair indicates strong
wind), then Yoda with clones behind his back - aiming blasters at him.
Chewbacca (close-up), roars.
Tantive IV flies by, towards a
planet.
PALPATINE (V.O.):
Do what must be done.
During this line: Anakin Skywalker
looks very dark and dangerous, hooded in robe, then leading ranks of troops
(shot first from high above and then from ground level, closing to the camera).
PALPATINE (cont.):
Do not hesitate...
During this line: Aayla Secura
surrounded by clones who aim blasters at her....
PALPATINE (cont.):
Show no mercy...
Ki-Adi-Mundi also surrounded by
clones; they open fire and he tries to block shots with lightsaber.
Then, Anakin Skywalker approaches
the camera, probably in a Mustafar bunker, then cuts down two separtists.
OBI-WAN KENOBI (to Yoda inside the
Temple):
Who could have done this?
Anakin Skywalker cutting a
Neimoidian.
A very sith-like Anakin Skywalker,
standing on the pillared balcony on Mustafar, in dark cloak and hood.
YODA (to Obi-Wan):
Twisted by the dark side young
Skywalker has become.
Anakin Skywalker cutting into
another Neimoidian.
Threepio, leaving Padme on the
balcony, Coruscant at night: "I feel so helpless...".
Then a montage:
* Battle over Coruscant.
* Jedi starfighter incoming.
* Padme crying.
* Anakin and Obi-Wan duel in large
hall.
* Coruscant battle again.
* Kashyyk battle.
* Obi-Wan and Anakin exchange
lightsaber blows in a narrow corridor, with sparks flying off the walls.
* Sidious shooting force lightning
at a surprised Yoda.
* Obi-Wan with hands outstretched
for a force push, determined and tight, like in a contest "who's stronger in The
Force".
* A 10-wheeled Juggernatu tank
shoots rockets straight ahead.
* Space battle with R2 close-up.
* Obi-wan jumps back, down to the
circuit/ pipe hanging over a lava river.
* Anakin Skywalker with lava in
the background.
* Obi-Wan Kenobi with lava in the
background, shouting very dramatically, almost through the tears:
OBI-WAN KENOBI -
You were the chosen one!
* Space explosions.
* Sidious throwing Senate pods
with The Force.
* Yoda avoiding them and rolling
over - Senate chamber in the background.
* Sidious with lightsaber
close-up, with a very sinister smile or laugh.
* Craft flying over water,
possibly on Kashyyyk; fountains of water arise.
* Huge wave of lava falls over a
pipe on Mustafar.
* Obi-Wan and Anakin duel on the
balcony. (The same place where Anakin stood earlier, Sith-looking).
* Yoda looks up at the camera,
close-up.
* Mace swinging his saber and
kicking or falling back
* Space battle again.
* Anakin and Obi-Wan exchange
lightsaber blows in mid-air, flying over lava on long cables...
Episode III Revenge of the Sith
Breathing...
Shot from their left side, aboard
the Star Destroyer: Vader folding arms on his chest and and Emperor staring
straight ahead.
From SithLord2457 - 2/16/2005 2:27:17 P.M. Central Time
The J.W. Titus Episode III Fan Novel is updated. It is current up through Part 1 of Part 2 of Chapter 31. In it Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker continue to fight each other in their hardest duel yet!!! Here is the link for it. StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc Enjoy!!!
From SithLord2457 - 2/4/2005 10:49:58 P.M. Central Time
The J.W. Titus Episode III Fan Novel is updated. It is current up through Part 1 of Chapter 31. Which is the first part of the much awaited duel between Obi-Wan and Anakin!!! Here is the link for it. StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc Enjoy!!!
From SithLord2457 - 1/26/2005 8:41:36 P.M. Central Time
The Official Site has released what will be the opening crawl of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. Here is the link to it Episode III Opening Crawl..
From SithLord2457 - 1/17/2005 1:42:47 P.M. Central Time
The J.W. Titus Episode III Fan Novel is updated. It is current up through Part 5 of Chapter 30. Here is the link for it. StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc Enjoy!!!
From SithLord2457 - 1/15/2005 10:52:38 P.M. Central Time
The J.W. Titus Episode III Fan Novel is updated. It is current up through Part 4 of Chapter 30. Here is the link for it. StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc Enjoy!!!
From SithLord2457 - 1/15/2005 10:41:26 P.M. Central Time
I have received several new pictures from Jedi_Hunter_505 from Revenge of the Sith. They have just been recently added to the Episode III Picture section. Thanks to Jedi_Hunter_505 for the update!
From SithLord2457 - 1/9/2005 11:30:32 A.M. Central Time
I have recently added a Fan Novel of Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. It is by a person who goes by the name of J.W. Titus who posts the updates of the novel at the threads on TheForce.net. Here is the link for it if you would like to go there to read it Episode III Fan Novel. He is an excellent writer in my opinion. When I read the novel it feels like I'm already watching the movie. I have the novel available here on the site. I will update it as J.W. posts more updates. Right now it is current up until Chapter 30. Here is the link for it StarWarsEpisodeIII-RevengeoftheSithFanNovelbyJWTitus.doc
From SithLord2457 - 1/8/2005 11:16:48 P.M. Central Time
To anyone who has been visiting the site for the past couple weeks I apologize for not keeping it update as well as I should have. I was real busy with finals for school and had to work a lot recently. However, I am back and I should be able to keep the site updated at least once a week. There have been a lot of updates recently in regards to Revenge of the Sith.
First off there have been 2 Making Episode 3 Web Documentaries released by the Official Site. One is entitled "The Wookiees Are Back!". It talks about the role that the wookiees will be playing in Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. The next Web Documentary is called "Ten Gallons of Buildings". It talks about the how the Model Shop at ILM created the different worlds and enviroments that are used in Revenge of the Sith.
Next a lot of sites have recently been releasing finished picture shots from the movie Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. A good portion of them have been shutdown or made non-accessible by Lucasfilm Ltd. presumably because they don't want these pictures released. I am doing my best to get some of these pictures and putting them in the Episode III Picture section of the site here. Make sure you visit that section I just recently updated it tonight!!! If anyone comes across pictures that look like they're credible and from the movie email me at [email protected] or [email protected].
From SithLord2457 - 10/29/2004 07:57:45 P.M. Central Time
The Official Site has released another Making Episode 3 Web Documentary. It is called "Becoming Obi-Wan", It's basically about tying Obi-Wan Kenobi of the Prequel Trilogy to the Obi-Wan Kenobi of the Original Trilogy. It shows some scenes from Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, but it's with the blue and green screen still.
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From SithLord2457 - 10/10/2004 01:37:35 P.M. Central Time
The daily Comic Webstrips on the official Star Wars website have been up for a week already for Hyperspace members to view. For those of you who don't know there are 4 different comics. The 4 comics are entitled Reversal of Fortune, A Hunter's Fate: Greedo's Tale, The Bounty Hunter Of Ord Mantell, and Gambler's World. All are good stories which give tell back stories of what happens between the movies. I particularly like Reversal of Fortune and how it takes place only a couple days before Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith starts.