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gigantes 11 year s ago
just noticed this, and... cool! nice find!
not sure what you mean by hayden's yellowed eye, though. i'm not really up on this stuff, but the only thing i'm aware of is hayden replacing the older gentleman playing vader in epVI, the celebration scene on endor. you know, when the three jedi spirits are looking on beningly.
not sure what you mean by hayden's yellowed eye, though. i'm not really up on this stuff, but the only thing i'm aware of is hayden replacing the older gentleman playing vader in epVI, the celebration scene on endor. you know, when the three jedi spirits are looking on beningly.
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LOLMASTER5000 11 year s ago
Sorry, I should have made that more clear. When Anakin starts to 'turn' to the Dark Side, he undergoes physiological changes and his eyes become yellow in colour. A pic of that can be seen here:
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-lZbo4-sLH74/UUCT3MiGHZI/AAAAAAAADIU/UluaS3GVJHc/s1600/
evil-anakin1.jpg
If you full-screen picture #2, you can see this "evil" eye has been superimposed on top of David Prowse's. I'm not sure why because his eye is still clearly visible, but is just not at the centre of the mask's "eye" lenses.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-lZbo4-sLH74/UUCT3MiGHZI/AAAAAAAADIU/UluaS3GVJHc/s1600/
evil-anakin1.jpg
If you full-screen picture #2, you can see this "evil" eye has been superimposed on top of David Prowse's. I'm not sure why because his eye is still clearly visible, but is just not at the centre of the mask's "eye" lenses.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
thanks, got it now! although TBH i have no idea if you're on to something valid here or reaching hard.
but given the enormous hordes of SW fans across the net, i would think your theory could find some fellow reasoners, certainly...
but given the enormous hordes of SW fans across the net, i would think your theory could find some fellow reasoners, certainly...
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LOLMASTER5000 11 year s ago
No probs - I would certainly welcome anyone to corroborate this. As I am a child of the 80's I grew up with the non-tampered original :D
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gigantes 11 year s ago
epIV is one of my favorite movies, for sure. hard to believe what a mediocre director / producer he turned out to be after making such incredible gems as this and american graffiti.
well, maybe you could submit this to the site sometime via "add a post." just a thought. actually i should do the same since i have a longish one on star trek TOS / TNG that i never quite finished. ahem.
well, maybe you could submit this to the site sometime via "add a post." just a thought. actually i should do the same since i have a longish one on star trek TOS / TNG that i never quite finished. ahem.
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LOLMASTER5000 11 year s ago
You sir are a person of taste and it's not too often I come upon another person who is both a Star Trek AND Star Wars fan. I was pretty lucky, my girlfriend got me TOS bluray remasters for Christmas. I prefer the mode with the cleaned up original effects, rather than the redone ones as those look like early CGI for some reason (most likely related to cost!). Watching TNG changed me as a person and shaped my career path also! Can't choose a favourite between shows though!
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gigantes 11 year s ago
thanks, and is that a STEM career you went in to? cleaned up, or even non-cleaned up is the way to go IMO. one of the coolest things about ST to me is watching an episode and then hitting memory alpha to read the backstory on it. truth is more excellent than fiction, as keanu reeves might say. :P
not sure what you mean by hayden's yellowed eye, though. i'm not really up on this stuff, but the only thing i'm aware of is hayden replacing the older gentleman playing vader in epVI, the celebration scene on endor. you know, when the three jedi spirits are looking on beningly.
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-lZbo4-sLH74/UUCT3MiGHZI/AAAAAAAADIU/UluaS3GVJHc/s1600/
evil-anakin1.jpg
If you full-screen picture #2, you can see this "evil" eye has been superimposed on top of David Prowse's. I'm not sure why because his eye is still clearly visible, but is just not at the centre of the mask's "eye" lenses.
but given the enormous hordes of SW fans across the net, i would think your theory could find some fellow reasoners, certainly...
well, maybe you could submit this to the site sometime via "add a post." just a thought. actually i should do the same since i have a longish one on star trek TOS / TNG that i never quite finished. ahem.