Darth Dark Helmet posted:Don't seem to unfair to me, not when we have this: Official DVD Thread #2 - Changes Discussion thread, already devoted to an in depth discussion of everything you've brought up. the link is right there at the top of the page, took me 6 seconds to find it.
MisterVader posted:Except that this is about the changes being a part of the diegesis, which apparently no one has ever noticed before.
Arawn_Fenn posted:MisterVader posted:Except that this is about the changes being a part of the diegesis, which apparently no one has ever noticed before. Because it's only happening in your mind. Kenobi can't be talking about OOU events twenty years in the future of the filming of ANH.
MisterVader posted:He wasn't then. He is now. Always in motion is the future.
Arawn_Fenn posted:MisterVader posted:He wasn't then. He is now. Always in motion is the future. Yet the past remains the same. That's why the phrase is not "always in motion is the past" or "always in motion is the meaning of anything". He's still talking about what he was talking about in 1977. It didn't change to become a self-referential statement about the SE just because Lucas made the SE. It's an in-universe statement no matter what happens.
MisterVader posted:I never asserted that just because Georgle Lucas changed it, it becomes a self-referential statement about the SE.
MisterVader posted:Actually, every single change in the SE turns SW into a self-referential Empire/Alliance allegory played out in our world.
CaptainYossarian posted:What about when the wolfmen in the Cantina were replaced by other aliens. No one in the story mentions or reacts to that and the Empire is not involved. Also there is the different noise Obi-Wan makes to scare off the Tusken Raiders and the blinking eye of the dianoga. I don't think they are especially relevant to anything that's happening at the time.
Arawn_Fenn posted:MisterVader posted:I never asserted that just because Georgle Lucas changed it, it becomes a self-referential statement about the SE. Really? Huh. Well, I'm glad we cleared that up. MisterVader posted:Actually, every single change in the SE turns SW into a self-referential Empire/Alliance allegory played out in our world. Contradiction big heap amusing! I don't think Lucas knew what he was getting into when he made the SEs, because he didn't get the cheat sheet with your imaginary rules on it.