This certainly would have made the film better. But you'd still have Ewan McGregor giving a stilted impression of Alec Guinness, and Natalie Portman being equally unnatural. And Darth Maul was a mute played by a stuntman. Without better acting and dialogue, all of these plot improvements would be wasted.

I wonder if "a thousand years" is a code for "we kept it as far away from George Lucas as possible." Because I'd be okay with that.
>> ^westy:

"The Old Republic, players will explore an age thousands of years before the rise of Darth Vader">> ^Morganth:

The Empire returned? I thought this was a thousand years before Natalie Portman said we ushered it in with thunderous applause.

Natalie is super sharp.

>> ^oritteropo:

promote


Thanks old son!

>> ^Asmo:

>> ^artician:
Still, I wish people who wish to protest something wouldn't pick a pop-culture reference to represent themselves. They should represent who they are, not some icon the media made popular. It really degrades the whole message they want to spread.

http://www.arts-wallpapers.com/vintage/V-for-Vendetta/imagepages/i
mage21.htm
They are legion... ; )


Heheh, maybe if everyone dressed up like Natalie Portman.

When the people who are the intended recipients of the protesters message see this though, they probably can't take it seriously. "Oh look, the masses are decorating themselves like a film character". The superficiality of its origins comes forward more readily than the intended symbolic attachment behind it. It would be more effective to find some emotional, poignant symbolism that represents, and is unique to, the movement and message at large.

I like it when QM tries to go highbrow, but I also miss the made up words. Like Natalie Imbruglia, I'm torn.

>> ^Quboid:

When I saw the title, I was going to suggest that you haven't seen the scene in The Black Swan where Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis make out.
But no, this actually is better. Fair play. This is approaching Hawk The Slayer quality.


<< Insert deliciously inappropriate masturbation joke >>

When I saw the title, I was going to suggest that you haven't seen the scene in The Black Swan where Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis make out.

But no, this actually is better. Fair play. This is approaching Hawk The Slayer quality.

Ok, I won't say too much. (I've really been enjoying what has been happening with it recently)

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Nope, but I'm already a fan of Natalie... and Peter the rapey blond-Jesus of course

In reply to this comment by Lann:
Did you get through them all yet?

In reply to this comment by hpqp:
And now I'm hooked on Niels and Gang...

Nope, but I'm already a fan of Natalie... and Peter the rapey blond-Jesus of course

In reply to this comment by Lann:
Did you get through them all yet?

In reply to this comment by hpqp:
And now I'm hooked on Niels and Gang...

Think of the possibilities... all you have to do is find someone dreaming about natalie portman getting it on with Cheryl Cole and pray to god that tendrils dont start appearing. On the other hand nightmares will no longer fade away when you can replay them on Tivo.

Ya know Speak was actually a pretty good movie and she was really good in it. She can act...she doesn't want to act in horrible movies...just like George Lucas's shit scripts sound awful coming out of Natalie Portmans mouth.

While Pomplamoose is still together both Jack and Dawn have solo projects. This is from Dawn's solo project leading up to her first solo cd.>> ^brycewi19:

Wait, where's Jack?

>> ^Abel_Prisc:

You could argue that Natalie Portman was famous years before that movie. She co-starred in Leon- The Professional. Great movie, too.


The Professional came out in October or November of 94...

>> ^Abel_Prisc:

You could argue that Natalie Portman was famous years before that movie. She co-starred in Leon- The Professional. Great movie, too.


Yeah she was totally famous...I think her parents did a good job (better than Drew Barrymore's parents) of keeping her out of the spot light at that age.

EDIT: Apparently Leon and Developing came out in the same year.