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June 24, 2001 2:52 AM Subscribe
Trooper Clerks "Just because they serve you, doesn't mean they like you."
That blooper guide probably didn't mention the "Carrie!" blooper because that "urban blooper legend" has been proven to be false.
posted by jca at 3:59 AM on June 24, 2001
posted by jca at 3:59 AM on June 24, 2001
Is this like when you listen to the end of Strawberry Fields Forever John actually says something silly like "Cranberry Sauce" but everybody thought he said "I buried Paul" ? Cuz I watched ST4 again just this morning after coming back from getting drunk in Deep Ellum and I coulda swore he said "Carrie."
Well he does say "Biggs" when he's supposed to say "Wedge." That's not an urban legend. It's just not as... remarkable.
posted by ZachsMind at 5:37 AM on June 24, 2001
Well he does say "Biggs" when he's supposed to say "Wedge." That's not an urban legend. It's just not as... remarkable.
posted by ZachsMind at 5:37 AM on June 24, 2001
I only recommend this link if you know for certain that it will not spoil it for you. The following link is a script treatment based on reports and relatively dependable rumors and speculation from numerous sources. The most recent update was less than two weeks ago. It reads about as close as one can get to whatever the real thing's gonna be, without actually reading George Lucas' mind. I read it, and I think it's gonna help me enjoy E2 even more when it comes out. What's the new movie gonna be called next year? No one knows, but I'm betting on The Balance of the Force.
posted by ZachsMind at 6:54 AM on June 24, 2001
posted by ZachsMind at 6:54 AM on June 24, 2001
Did you all see this? It was on Memepool not too long ago, but I'm still totally impressed.
posted by dong_resin at 10:52 AM on June 24, 2001
posted by dong_resin at 10:52 AM on June 24, 2001
OK, I can accept that professional sound editors disagree. But I have a copy of the edition and it sounds an awful lot like "Carrie!"
At least this debunking uses actual research instead of "it's not on my copy so it doesn't exist" which is what all prior debunkings I've seen resort to.
posted by dhartung at 11:20 AM on June 24, 2001
At least this debunking uses actual research instead of "it's not on my copy so it doesn't exist" which is what all prior debunkings I've seen resort to.
posted by dhartung at 11:20 AM on June 24, 2001
Has anyone ever seen an online document that tries to figure out what R2-D2 says? I can't find anything on that, but I think it'd be funny.
That ascii thing was weird. Thanks for sharing it. And I saw Duality just yesterday. There's also a spoof on it called "Twoness" which is at atomfilms.com somewhere.
posted by ZachsMind at 4:33 AM on June 25, 2001
That ascii thing was weird. Thanks for sharing it. And I saw Duality just yesterday. There's also a spoof on it called "Twoness" which is at atomfilms.com somewhere.
posted by ZachsMind at 4:33 AM on June 25, 2001
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For some reason I've been on a Star Wars kick recently and I'm subjecting you to it. If you go to the official website, you'll find a link to more fan films but I wasn't impressed by most of them. One called Star Geeks was mildly ambitious, and stands out. I also found an online Star Wars Blooper Guide which completely failed to mention that Mark Hamill actually cries out "Carrie!" when he climbs out of the X-Wing fighter after successfully blowing up the Death Star. I guess they felt that blooper was too obvious.
Can you find any other cool Star Wars related weirdness out there?
posted by ZachsMind at 3:07 AM on June 24, 2001