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- This is, of course, what happens when you bring a sonic screwdriver to a lightsaber fight.
- Or vice-versa.
1,138 behind the scenes photos of the Star Wars Trilogy: 1138 images
The Adventurw of Luke Skywalker as taken form the “Journal of the Whills” by George Lucas
(1976)
New portrait. American author Philip K. Dick. Recommended reading: Ubik, A Scanner Darkly and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?
BABY PALPATINE Imagine Heather Large’s surprise when she looked at her ultrasound and saw what appeared to be an image of the cloaked Emperor from Star Wars (inset). “And now Heather is both amused and slightly disturbed that images of her uterus are making the rounds on the Internet,” said husband, Toby. (Photo: Rex Feautres via The Telegraph)
Dark Lens Cédric Delsaux
“Over the years, many artists have interpreted Star Wars in ways that extend well beyond anything we saw in the films. One of the most unique and intriguing interpretations that I have seen is in the work of Cedric Delsaux, who has cleverly integrated Star Wars characters and vehicles into stark urban, industrial - but unmistakably earthbound - environments. As novel and disruptive as his images are, they are also completely plausible.” George Lucas
Wow.
The Quiet Earth (1986) is a great indie scifi film from New Zealand. The final scene of the planet rising above the ocean is something I have never forgotten.
meanwhile in Hungary: magányos űrhajós a szombathelyi autóbusz-állomáson
(bus station in Szombathely, Hungary)
