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@ss Gr4vy productions in association with CatFart Pictures present USE THE FART, directed by blankfist, starring marinegunrock as grumpy stormtrooper #1, dag as the flatulent backseat driver and ant as r2d2

I've watched this video I don't know how many times, and only finally noticed R2D2 watching from outside the tennis court.

it's a morality tale, Farhad. It's par for the course for them to not entirely line up with logic.

Being a Star Wars fanboy myself, I too thought the midichlorians or whatever was a bit much.

The dialogue. I still think hardly anyone really gets it. Watch an old Buck Rogers or Adventures of Robin Hood show. The dialogue itself: cornball but it's intentional. The delivery (notably in the Star Wars Prequils): ok you got me there

>> ^Farhad2000:
I could go on but I don't get paid to do this and I need to do drugs now to forget how stupid Episode 1 was.


hmmmm, 1,146 sifted videos, 21,793 votes cast, and 10,683 comments posted. Why AREN'T you paid for this?!

and um.........could I have some drugs too? =(

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Isn't it sad? I like to pretend George Lucas died in the early 1980s. Helps me sleep at night.

Prequels? What are you smoking; Lucas died in '83.

In reply to this comment by rychan:
The acting was indeed terrible, but I still think all three of these movies were 90% of the way to being really excellent, if someone could have just told George Lucas which of his ideas were terrible. And obviously someone else should have directed.

The terrible acting and dialogue from that kid, from Jar-Jar, and even from Natalie Portman just cancel out all of the "wow cool" stuff that is legitimately there.

Incidentally: http://www.videosift.com/video/What-R2D2-really-said-in-Episode-2
>> ^yoghurt:
..and ep2 aaaannnd ep 3... sigh.

R2D2: BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
Wolf Blitzer: What R2? A message from Princess Leia??
R2D2: BEEEPBEEPBEEP BEEP

>> ^kronosposeidon:
>> ^ant:
Dude, I am not R2D2! I am a Sith: http://alpha.zimage.com/~ant/antfarm/about/pictures/AnthVader.jpg

That doesn't look like you.
You're clearly an ant-droid. Come to terms with it. Accept it. Live it. Love it.


[force grips kronosposeidon's neck]

>> ^ant:
Dude, I am not R2D2! I am a Sith: http://alpha.zimage.com/~ant/antfarm/about/pictures/AnthVader.jpg


That doesn't look like you.

You're clearly an ant-droid. Come to terms with it. Accept it. Live it. Love it.

Dude, I am not R2D2! I am a Sith: http://alpha.zimage.com/~ant/antfarm/about/pictures/AnthVader.jpg

Yeah yeah, don't get all mushy on me.

In reply to this comment by blankfist:
Thanks for the promote!

In reply to this comment by gorgonheap:
Vaguely remember this *promote for nostalgias sake.

Thanks for the promote!

In reply to this comment by gorgonheap:
Vaguely remember this *promote for nostalgias sake.

I picked up a copy of the Lego Star Wars Complete Trilogy the other day. I thought it was actually alot of fun, and worth the price, considering everything that came with it. Putting R2D2s head on Prince Leia's lego biki body and then slaughtering Storm Troopers with a light sabre was great fun... but I can't say that the Lego IJ excites me all that much. Compared to Star Wars, Indiana Jones doesn't have all that many unique looking characters. Plus, no force.

The upcoming Lego Batman may be fun (although I admit that after beating all six Lego Star Wars episode, I'm a bit bored of the concept).

"Is r2d2 here?"

I lost it there