Fri May 25, 2007 10:59AM3 comments ›
Fri May 25, 2007 — by Glenn Hauman
Happy anniversary, Star Wars!
May the... aw, you know.
A long time ago (30 years ago today) in a galaxy far, far away... actually, for me it was the old Fox Theater on Route 347 in Setauket, on a screen the size of a battleship... a little film called Star Wars was released.
Worlds lived, worlds died, and the cinematic universe would never be the same again.
As for us, we here at ComicMix will be pulling up all sorts of personal memories all day, along with other Star Wars oddities we find on the net, and John Ostrander is already out at Celebration IV in Los Angeles signing copies of the new Star Wars: Legacy
But really, how could we be bigger fanboys than Steve Sansweet? He literally wrote the book on the matter.
In the meantime, to kick things off, here's a little bit of what we love about it.
Congrats, George. Love It. So when's Clone Wars coming out?
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Comments (3)
Christopher Moonlight (12:02 PM on Fri May 25, 2007)
I'd like to thank the people at Star Wars Celebration IV for supporting my students in the making of their Star Wars cartoon. They have been the best. www.starwarsisourpassion.com
Lee Houston, Junior (11:47 PM on Fri May 25, 2007)
BRAVO! John Williams couldn't have done a better job conducting. Now will somebody please ask the nice Stormtrooper to point his weapon away from my head?
All jokes aside, excellent footage. Has Lucas himself seen it? More importantly, have you considered expanding upon the concept: like having different orchestras "play" different tracks? Maybe some comedy in the middle like Tom and Jerry's The Cat Concerto, their romp at the Hollywood Bowl, or Bugs Bunny's Rhapsody Rabbit?
Just a (serious) thought...
Glenn Hauman (12:06 AM on Sat May 26, 2007)
This will be a day long remembered. It has seen the end of Kenobi; it will soon see the end of the-- oh, sorry. Wrong rant.