Studio executives summary / pitch
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| Episode
6 of legendary sci-fi six part trilogy |
Short plot
summary |
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All loose ends
tied up, everyone lives happily ever after, after Leia finds out she is Luke's
sister and her Dad is Darth Vadar too. |
What our
panel of critics thought |
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"It
made my knockers sing." "I
never thought he could pull it off, good luck for the next three in the series." "I
made love for the first time while watching this movie." "I
have it on video and do my ironing to it once a month. Well done George a nice
film." "Stupendous
action sequences set in a forest. Never seen anything quite like it before. Were
any chipmunks killed during the filming?" "The
blue screen is so obvious I walked out." "A
bit like a high tech video game we all know so well now, but then it was so new." "Jabba
the Hutt stole the show. A truly inspirational baddie and not half sexy to boot."
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Please
tell me the ending
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| Darth
Vader dies, killed by son Luke Skywalker, who tearfully tries to save him by cradling
his neck. All the good guys live happily ever after, apart from Yoda. |
What
snack should I avoid eating while watching this movie? |
| Traffic
lights lollipop that color your teeth. |
Alternative
casting suggestions |
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Mucho
baddies version: Osama
bin Laden as Darth Vader Adolf
Hitler as Emperor Stalin
as Hans Solo. |
If I were
to watch this on video/DVD how best should I sit? |
| Legs
splayed onto coffee table in front. Cushions behind neck, table to right-hand
side to hold drinks and light snacks. |
Could this
film be improved with more explosions? |
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In the words
of the New York Times: "The explosivity quotient is fine." Some of the
in-forest effects have dated as audiences have become more sophisticated. When
this movie was first released, computer games were not as advanced as they are
today and some liberties were taken hoping nobody would notice. |
How funny
is this film? |
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It
has its unintentional moments, there is no obvious attempt to get a belly laugh.
Leia fearlessly dispenses with the need for Danish pastries on her ears, in favor
of marginally more suitable across the top-of-head long-croissants (thankfully
unfilled). |
In
screen advertising
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| Watch
out for Yodeling Yoda's CD, available in all good supermarket bargain bins, only
$2.50 (some prints have a poster behind the bar advertising this). |
Would
the scary bits make your cat jump out of your lap causing scratch marks? |
| The
only scary bit is when Luke lazers Vader. This could scare a particularly nervous
cats, but Luke attempts to make up with his father after the lazering episode
by the tried and trusted cradling of the head technique - could bring a
tear to the eye of cats who watch the reruns of Little House on the Prairie. |
Could you
base a lasting philosophy on this movie? Specify whether suicide pact or not. |
| "May
the force be with you", "the force is strong in this one" and "I
can feel the force, can you feel the force?" |
Other comments
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| We
suppose you have to see this film if you have sat through the second one (fifth
one). In our opinion it is better than number 2 (five) by a large margin. Get
out the snacks and why not make an end of Star Wars party out of it? There's another
three after this one.... At the time of writing the second one is about to come
out. By the time of reading this Lucas may well have started on episode 7. |