[ SECRET POST #3076 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3076 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I was also, admittedly, drawn in by the (for the time) super sleek-and-shiny graphics of Episode I. It was all so cool and the original trilogy looked pretty dated in comparison.

It's funny, because that was one of the things I didn't like about the prequels. Everything was too sleek and shiny, and what had made the original Trilogy stick out was Lucas' "used universe" idea, where a lot of the tech looks old and beat up - Luke's landspeeder, the Millennium Falcon is grungy on the inside, etc - with the exception of the Empire, of course, which was shiny new and squeaky clean.

Anyway, it felt more like a real world to me. The new CGI effects are beautiful, of course, and fantastically detailed, and yet they're often too perfect and dont' seem as real to me.

[fishnchips]

I always thought it made sense that everything was more shiny before, because the "used" look came with the Empire fucking shit up for everyone but them.
I have to admit that I was never a fan of the type of puppets and creature costumes the original trilogy used. They always looked kind of goofy to me and I couldn't take them seriously for the most part - they stilled used some of the same models in the prequels, but they looked better there, imo.