Guy in a suit.

Reminds me of those R2D2-like bots that would roll around some colleges, trade-shows and other institutions that just featured a voice modulator/remote speaker to make it sound "robotic". I guess that's some kind of progress?

>> ^westy:

bit retarded having a book for this ,
would much rather have a proper 50-80 min documentry with the sfx and footage stuck together rather than some shitty clunky book with crap speakers.
I mean even if it was like this clip but just 60min of it that would be fine , or a book that comes with a DVD "sound of star wars" , containg 60 min documtry , and full music score for star wars that would be a far more appealing gift or perchise for people from 10-60 than this retarded book.


I cannot express how much disappointment I have that this might as well be a childs book with the silly voice module on the side rather than a proper DVD documentary. They even have the gall to say they are doing something new when you could find talking Elmo books for what, at least a decade now?

His technology has also improved. Impressive how he can assign all those audio voice modulations on his singing.