Star Wars by Auralnauts

[Super Dave]

I listen to a star wars podcast Star Wars Minute and last week they had Marvel Star Wars editor Jordan D White and he mentioned this series.
The Star Wars saga edited into mini episodes with different dialogue and soundtrack. Made me laugh so I thought I'd share.

 

[Super Dave]

The prequel trilogy:

 

[Super Dave]

The original trilogy

 

[TheFifthScallop]

Good stuff.

On a side note: I just recently discovered, The Star Wars Minute. I've been binge listening for the past week.

 

[Super Dave]

Good stuff.

On a side note: I just recently discovered, The Star Wars Minute. I've been binge listening for the past week.

It's a great podcast. I don't like the prequels but I'm still listening to those minutes.
Once episode 1 is done I'm thinking about becoming a patreon supporter to get more episodes during the hiatus.

 

[TheFifthScallop]

It's a great podcast. I don't like the prequels but I'm still listening to those minutes.
Once episode 1 is done I'm thinking about becoming a patreon supporter to get more episodes during the hiatus.

I just started minute 61 of Star Wars.

Do you remember the first time you saw Star Wars, and what's your favorite movie?

 

[Super Dave]

I just started minute 61 of Star Wars.

Do you remember the first time you saw Star Wars, and what's your favorite movie?

I can't remember if it was Empire or Jedi but I have a vague memory of my parents watching when I was probably four and just being mesmerized by the lights and sounds of the lightsabre battle.
As far as favourite movie I give the slight edge to Empire Strikes Back just because it was a better made movie but I really like Star Wars (A New Hope) as well.
What about you?
And did you enjoy the Force Awakens?
May the 4th be you.

 

[TheFifthScallop]

It's a tough choice, but I always end up going with Star Wars. It was the first one I remember seeing, so there's a certain nostalgia that comes with that particular one.


I liked TFA. I thought it was really well done, and it had a few parts that were reminiscent of the original trilogy. That being said, I thought the actor who played Kylo Ren wasn't very believable. They should've used someone with a more "gritty" look.

 

[Qat]

That being said, I thought the actor who played Kylo Ren wasn't very believable. They should've used someone with a more "gritty" look.

Disagree. I like that he is a 'brat' who comes from a (then) very powerful and respectable family, he didn't have to survive in some desert or anything, probably always had everything he wanted without struggle. Makes sense that he is a bit of a mommy's boy that is misguided (or, if you like the dark side, grew up wrong before), and is too powerful for his own good, but not strong enough in character to get where he wants to be.

 

[TheFifthScallop]

Disagree. I like that he is a 'brat' who comes from a (then) very powerful and respectable family, he didn't have to survive in some desert or anything, probably always had everything he wanted without struggle. Makes sense that he is a bit of a mommy's boy that is misguided (or, if you like the dark side, grew up wrong before), and is too powerful for his own good, but not strong enough in character to get where he wants to be.

That's a great point.