Captain Britain
Super Freak
- Joined
- Jan 26, 2008
- Messages
- 3,596
- Reaction score
- 6
Re: 1/6 Hot Toys Boba Fett... or maybe 1/4?
I was 13 when ROTJ came out and I still loved it, though I could recognise its flaws. The previous two movies had perfect three act structures, ROTJ had two spectacular halves with a quiet bit in-between. The only scene with any tension was when they fly past the shuttle past Vader. And while I liked the Jabba sequence, the Endor sequence looked too much like Earth (though not as much as TPM) after the galactic scale and world-building of the first two. If they'd stuck with the original script, which had a lot of Coruscant in it, it would have fitted in better with the first two.
As for it looking cheap I think that's down to the film stock they used.
Yep. There was also something cheap about the whole movie too. Couldn't put my finger on it. Poorly directed for sure. Mismatched shots. Weak acting. Really fake looking creatures -- I mean, the Cantina was hokey too but it wasn't trying to hold up the entire 30 minute opening section of the film.
This was the first Star Wars that was made strictly for kiddies... instead of for the kid in all of us.
I was 13 when ROTJ came out and I still loved it, though I could recognise its flaws. The previous two movies had perfect three act structures, ROTJ had two spectacular halves with a quiet bit in-between. The only scene with any tension was when they fly past the shuttle past Vader. And while I liked the Jabba sequence, the Endor sequence looked too much like Earth (though not as much as TPM) after the galactic scale and world-building of the first two. If they'd stuck with the original script, which had a lot of Coruscant in it, it would have fitted in better with the first two.
As for it looking cheap I think that's down to the film stock they used.