nanasfujimoto:

i remade bc i’ve had this blog for 100 years and it’s exhausting, you can follow me here if you want to

for the night crowd: i remade

i remade bc i’ve had this blog for 100 years and it’s exhausting, you can follow me here if you want to

The key that unlocked Luke for me though, came from a commenter on TheForce.net named Jedi Princess.“Luke is gentle, in a way that so few action/adventure movie heroes are.” I read that and immediately flashed back to an anecdote from the making of A New Hope. When Luke and C-3PO track down R2-D2, Hamill initially played the scene angrily — only to hear George Lucas say “cut” and tell him, “it’s not a big deal.” Hamill then delivered a deliberately understated take, expecting the director to concede more emotion was needed. Lucas thought it was perfect. It was the moment Hamill understood the character, and years later it helped me do the same thing.

This isn’t to say Luke is passive in the classic trilogy. But he destroys the Death Star by taking Obi-Wan Kenobi’s advice to “let go,” and he defeats the Emperor not through his lightsaber skills, but by awakening his father’s love. It’s in Empire that Luke is most active, and his decisions prove disastrous for himself and his friends. It’s the opposite of what you’d expect in big action movies. Once I realized all that, I had the foundation for the story I wanted to tell.

lornacrowley:

lornacrowley:

i love the scene in attack of the clones where anakin and padmé have dinner together for like no reason bc

1. the only food is a single Space Pear
2. padmé absolutely intends to eat it with a fork and knife
   
3. ok so obviously the Space Pear slice that anakin force-floats onto her fork is cgi but they dont swap it out with a piece of real, non-space Pear once its actually on her fork and so she puts what is essentially a lump of bad animation into her mouth and it kind of clips through her face and like this could have all easily been avoided 
4. this is an excellent film

#imagine if dinner hadn’t been a convinient pear #like he force floats spaghetti at padme 

somehow you have managed to improve this already perfect scene