Roleplayer's Off Topic Thread #27

[The Good Doctor]

11 minutes ago, TheCzarsHussar said:

During the battle for Coruscant when it zooms in the planets atmosphere not even Episode 3 could show the same scale.

The Battle for Coruscant gave me some major Halo 2 vibes.

[The Good Doctor]

10 minutes ago, BigBossBalrog said:

Huge disageeement here. The Clones in Clone Wars were made alive and felt like real people instead of robots, and that's partial because of how amazing the VA work for them was.

He was a good VA but I was never big on the decision to make him do that accent. Seemed kinda random to me since none of the clones in the movies, games, and whatnot talked like that before the show.

[TheCzarsHussar]

21 minutes ago, BigBossBalrog said:

Huge disageeement here. The Clones in Clone Wars were made alive and felt like real people instead of robots, and that's partial because of how amazing the VA work for them was.

That's what I was saying you big goofy bitch

2008 had better voices for the clones for the sake of character and feeling alive, but 2003 made them feel like professional soldiers. For how much I love 2008's VA, he never gave them that air.

[ColonelKillaBee]

17 minutes ago, TheCzarsHussar said:

That's what I was saying you big goofy bitch

2008 had better voices for the clones for the sake of character and feeling alive, but 2003 made them feel like professional soldiers. For how much I love 2008's VA, he never gave them that air.

 

[The Good Doctor]

@ColonelKillaBee

This reminds me of Noble 6 at the end of Reach.

This guy is in the show a lot. The leader of some Elite clone trooper squad. Most badass clone in the series. 

 

[BigBossBalrog]

1 minute ago, The Good Doctor said:

@ColonelKillaBee

This reminds me of Noble 6 at the end of Reach.

 

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This guy is in the show a lot. The leader of some Elite clone trooper squad. Most badass clone in the series. 

 

Reminds me of Thorn.

 

[TheCzarsHussar]

The difference being that clone was so badass he survived, unlike Thorn.

[BigBossBalrog]

1 minute ago, TheCzarsHussar said:

The difference being that clone was so badass he survived, unlike Thorn.

Cause Thorn didn't have a fucking Space Wizard on an alien goat with a laser sword come to his rescue 

[TheCzarsHussar]

Just now, BigBossBalrog said:

Cause Thorn didn't have a fucking Space Wizard on an alien goat with a laser sword come to his rescue 

Lol all Yoda did was prevent the retreat.

[The Good Doctor]

1 minute ago, BigBossBalrog said:

Cause Thorn didn't have a fucking Space Wizard on an alien goat with a laser sword come to his rescue 

Those droids are lucky Yoda intervened or else our boy would've had them all to himself. It's quicker this way.

[BigBossBalrog]

Dude was like "RUN AWAY! RUN AWAY! 

[TheCzarsHussar]

One thing I love but never thought about until now is how fast force users were in 2003 Clone Wars.

Ventress just left everything in the dust and closed the gap like one second. This is the kind of speed I'd believe Palpatine to have when he killed jedi masters, not the slowly spinning around shit

[TheCzarsHussar]

4 minutes ago, BigBossBalrog said:

Dude was like "RUN AWAY! RUN AWAY! 

Yis, back then the droid army wasn't a running gag.

[The Good Doctor]

2 minutes ago, TheCzarsHussar said:

Ventress just left everything in the dust and closed the gap like one second. This is the kind of speed I'd believe Palpatine to have when he killed jedi masters, not the slowly spinning around shit

I remember reading somewhere that the scene was badly filmed and that it was indeed intended for Palpatine to have been moving extremely fast using the Force.

[The Good Doctor]

7 minutes ago, TheCzarsHussar said:

Yis, back then the droid army wasn't a running gag.

Making the bad guys also be the comic relief was a terrible choice. They had zero intimidation factor. Another thing I really liked about Mandalorian is that it portrays the droid army more seriously during his flashbacks. Those super battle droids that killed his family were imposing as hell.

[TheCzarsHussar]

Just now, The Good Doctor said:

Making the bad guys also be the comic relief was a terrible choice. They had zero intimidation factor. Another thing I really liked about Mandalorian is that it portrays the droid army more seriously during his flashbacks. Those super battle droids that killed his family were imposing as hell.

Super Battledroids were nothing like the cheaper B1's. They were arguably better than rank and file clones too. Armor could withstand (smaller yield) blaster bolts and they were well armed too.

Sadly they werent portrayed well.

[TheCzarsHussar]

I doubt anyone here has seen it. But if I really had to pick my favorite movie it'd have to be one I rarely talk about but think so very fondly of this timeless favorite.

The Adventures of Baron Munchousen (1989) is such a good fun film, you either love it or hate it with no middle ground. It has my all time favorite cinematic transition and you cant even find it on youtube! What the fuck.

Really guys, give it a watch once, its a good fun movie. And we'll never have another like it again.

 

[ColonelKillaBee]

ill watch if you and doc watch Polar on netflix

[TheCzarsHussar]

2 minutes ago, ColonelKillaBee said:

ill watch if you and doc watch Polar on netflix

Polar? Bitch Im too old for the Polar Express

[The Good Doctor]

25 minutes ago, TheCzarsHussar said:

 

 

Well, that was one of the most bizarre things I’ve watched in a while.  

[The Good Doctor]

1 minute in: Kinda weird but I think I get it.

2: Nope. Literally the weirdest thing I’ve seen all day.

4: Scratch that. All month. By far.

5: Oh, so now it’s kinda normal again.

6: Not really.

[TheCzarsHussar]

4 minutes ago, The Good Doctor said:

Well, that was one of the most bizarre things I’ve watched in a while.  

 

1 minute ago, The Good Doctor said:

1 minute in: Kinda weird but I think I get it.

2: Nope. Literally the weirdest thing I’ve seen all day.

4: Scratch that. All month. By far.

5: Oh, so now it’s kinda normal again.

6: Not really.

Lol terry gilliam is the kind of director that you either cant stand or really enjoy. The Adventures of Baron Munchousen is part of an unofficial trilogy about fantasy and imagination through the eyes of a child: Time Bandits (never seen it), young though middle aged man: Brazil (One of the creepiest and best dystopian films ever in my opinion) and finally through an old man: The Adventures of Baron Munchousen.

The movie is based on German folklore and is a very loose followup to the 1943 Munchousen movie, only in that some events that took place there happened long long ago by the 1988 one.

[TheCzarsHussar]

As a child it also had the scariest angel of death I've ever seen. Fully practical effects too, its a bit dated now.

This is the second time we see the angel of death, once again the first time isnt on youtube

[ColonelKillaBee]

9 hours ago, TheCzarsHussar said:

Polar? Bitch Im too old for the Polar Express

First of all... no

Second of all you’re too old for the polar express but you still watch that gay ass lord of the rings cartoon  

[ColonelKillaBee]

9 hours ago, TheCzarsHussar said:

As a child it also had the scariest angel of death I've ever seen. Fully practical effects too, its a bit dated now.

This is the second time we see the angel of death, once again the first time isnt on youtube

Nigga. You had the strangest childhood anyone born after the nineties has ever had.