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PT Do you still hate the "NOOOO"?

Discussion in 'Prequel Trilogy' started by EternalStutter, Jan 5, 2015.

  1. JediFan215

    JediFan215 Jedi Master star 3

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    Never has never will
     
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  2. Rachel_In_Red

    Rachel_In_Red Jedi Master star 3

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    Yes.
     
  3. ShaneP

    ShaneP Ex-Mod Officio star 7 VIP - Former Mod/RSA

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    YESSSS!
     
  4. Crystalia

    Crystalia Jedi Grand Master star 4

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    the more I think about it, I think the scene needed something, a reaction of some kind,

    it did seem rather unintentionally comical to me

    Palps: you burnt your pop tarts

    Vader: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
     
  5. Prequel_Rubbish

    Prequel_Rubbish Jedi Knight star 3

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    Since Vader screamed "NOOOO" when he killed the emperor in Return of the Jedi, it was necessary for Lucas to make him scream "NOOOO" at the end of Revenge of Sith, otherwise the scene wouldn't have made sense. They had to match.
     
  6. Certain Point of View

    Certain Point of View Jedi Knight star 1

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    If it weren't for the internet I wouldn't even know it was an issue. What else works there? He gave up everything to save his wife and finds out he killed her (directly or indirectly). Yeah, if ever there was a Nooooooooooooooo moment, that was it.

    Oh, we're talking about RotJ? In that case, it's out of place. It's just unnecessary. If it wasn't needed in 1983 it isn't needed now. He actually gave himself away and it's not as shocking (no pun intended).
     
  7. Tackelberry

    Tackelberry Jedi Knight star 3

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    I don't remember anyone laughing during the second half of ROTS in the movie theater. More crying and silence...
     
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  8. thejeditraitor

    thejeditraitor Chosen One star 6

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    rots isn't great but i don't really care. rotj is terrible and pointless.
     
  9. SlashMan

    SlashMan Jedi Grand Master star 4

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    I never understood the backlash to it in Revenge of the Sith. I saw it in the theaters, and it made sense in the context of a guy that had been to the extent of human suffering both physically and emotionally, and just had nothing to do but lash out in a primal rage. There were no words left.
     
  10. Slicer87

    Slicer87 Jedi Master star 4

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    Never hated it in the first place. I don't know why some people make such a big deal over it?
     
  11. Allana_Rey

    Allana_Rey Jedi Master star 4

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    I never disliked it, it was always the ROTJ one that makes me cringe.
     
  12. thejeditraitor

    thejeditraitor Chosen One star 6

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    it wasn't "parody".
     
  13. miasma

    miasma Jedi Grand Master star 4

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    Well, it sounded like it. If it wasn't intentional parody, then it really failed.
     
  14. Vthuil

    Vthuil Force Ghost star 5

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    Yup.
     
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  16. darkspine10

    darkspine10 Chosen One star 8

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    That button is brilliant. Instant Noooooooooooooo..!!!
     
  17. sonnyleesmith

    sonnyleesmith Jedi Master star 2

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    "No" is a word.

    My problem isn't with the "NOOOOO" it was the campy way it was presented. If he had destroyed everything in sight with a rage fueled hatred while repeatedly screaming "NO" it would have made more sense.
     
  18. Samwise_Skywalker

    Samwise_Skywalker Jedi Grand Master star 4

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    I love the "Nooooooo" in both Sith and Jedi. It feels more connected and in Jedi I think it makes it that much more powerful. Anakin has been without a voice of his own for so long, under the power of Palpatine, that he vocalizes that when he finally breaks the spell to save his son. I love it.
     
  19. The_Phantom_Calamari

    The_Phantom_Calamari Force Ghost star 5

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    I think it was, actually. Anakin has become a parody of evil. That's what's so tragic about it. He's not even "real" anymore. Instead, he's a clunky robot monster straight out of the 1970s.
     
  20. Cryogenic

    Cryogenic Force Ghost star 5

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    Or a 1950s sci-fi horror movie/magazine.

    All the villains in ROTS -- the "monsters" -- are rather comical. Grievous, Sidious, Vader. Anyone ever noticed that?
     
  21. thejeditraitor

    thejeditraitor Chosen One star 6

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    they are all monsters. grievous - ghost/skeleton. vader - franks's monster. sidious - vampire. utapau dude - the mummy/phantom of the opera.
     
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  22. Ditolus

    Ditolus Jedi Grand Master star 2

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    what u just wrote makes no sense.
     
  23. Loupgarou

    Loupgarou Jedi Knight star 3

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    It's something that looks good on paper, but was embarrassing the very first time i saw it, and still is. However i'm not sure if it just needed a better take, or to be replaced entirely. Perhaps if i would have sympathized with Anakin more throughout the movie i would have felt it more, but that's a whole other discussion.
     
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  24. ewoksimon

    ewoksimon Chosen One star 5

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    Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooope.
     
  25. darkspine10

    darkspine10 Chosen One star 8

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    I don't mind the one in ROTS, but the one in ROTJ removes all sense of subtlety from the scene, and is just so hammy. Also it just seems to fade away half way through the second Noooooo!