Star Wars and Film Music Interview Thread!!

1. My name comes from a Sonic the Hedgehog game, Sonic and the Secret Rings. At the end of the game Sonic transforms into Darkspine10 Sonic. I loved the colours and appearance, plus I just think the name is cool


First time I used it was for my PSN account, must have been 2010 or 2011. The 10 is just an arbitrary number

2. First watched SW on tv, caught ROTJ, probably the worst to start with for a newcomer Then I caught Eps 1 and 2 on tv, then saw the rest of DVD.

TCW made me a super fan, was great having a regular trickle of new episodes, which matured as the show progressed, with its audience.

 

1. Favourite sweet snack
2. What is your favourite salty snack???

 

Sweet has to be chocolate, any kind really Maybe Cadbury Dairy Milk as a basic fave.

As for salty, Doritos, chilli flavour

 

1. if you were to watch any movie on repeat what would it be?
2. If you were to drive any car what would it be?

@darkspine10

 

1. if you were to watch any movie on repeat what would it be?

Maybe The Hobbit movies, for some reason I'm always wanting to rewatch them

2. If you were to drive any car what would it be?

I have no clue, I know nothing about cars

 

Thanks @darkspine10 for your time!
Next up is @Frisco!
1. How did you get your name?
2. How did you get into liking Star Wars?

until Frisco answers the floor is open!

 

In looking up Felicity Jones on The Internet, one fine day, I had mistakenly entered "Felicia" Jones. Whether this was because of Autocorrect, or good, old fashioned Human Error ... who can know during these stressful times? What I discovered, though, was that Felicia Jones was a character on a soap opera, played by the (then) very cute Kristina Wagner, who was -- in real life -- married to the actor who played her boyfriend on the show. His name is Jack Wagner and his character's name was ... Frisco. But here's the clincher: when I saw Felicia all dolled up in her Padmé Amidala wedding dress ...


And in a moment ... it was there! It was all there! My username. My avatar. Everything. All of it.

I got into liking STAR WARS because of its presence on television and every which way its advertised and promoted ... with, at times, very little product. I was fortunate in having first viewed A New Hope in its entirety and I was hooked! The prequels were, in some ways, quite different from the classic trilogy. For example, the aliens did not speak English, before, and now we have Jar-Jar with his (at times) incoherent pigeon-English and CGI ways. On the other hand, the prequels dived deeper into fantasy and imagination. And finally, introduced me to Qui-Gon Jinn, my favorite Jedi character. His badassery is quite well-known around these parts, so I won't go into all that. I hope that these answers prove satisfying. I know that they work for me!

 

imma extend this interview because i wasn't on because of school.

1. favourite song?
2. favourite snack?
3. favourite sweet?

 

Forgive my long absence, but The Padres have been keeping me busy ... too busy!!
So now, without further adieu, for those who've not, as yet, lost interest, entirely:

My Favorite Song:

My Favorite Snack:

My Favorite Sweet:

 

sorry for being really late (by a week late)!
thanks @Frisco for the interview and I am now all up for more interviews!!

 

hey @Frisco

Carrie's lifeday song is one my favorites. It is all the more meaningful now. Yes, it was cheesy and random back in the day but not to Carrie. She was known for singing at events.

 

Now welcome @Tython Awakening!!
1. How did you get your name?
2. What got you into liking Star Wars?

Until @Tython Awakening answers the floor is open!!
Dude @Khalia Octa can you please socialise here!!

 

hey Ya'll! happy Sunday afternoon to you.

1) There is another forum where I have simply used the name Tython. The name had to go through an approvals process there and had to be a Star Wars screen name. When I joined JCF this time around, I added awakening and realized it is close to Episode VII's title, The Force Awakens.

It is fascinating to me that the planet Tython is located in the Deep Core of the galaxy in EU/Legends. That seems to open new and interesting possibilities. My SW fandom got more serious with 2012 being one of the biggest years for SW. I was also a big fan and collector for most of the 1990s during the revival period from about 90 through 99. And I returned to being a SW collector around 2005 with the release of Episode III.

2) Star Wars has always been big in my family since it was released on the big screen. When I was a kid, I tended to follow my older brother into things. It's funny how many of my early childhood memories are linked to the excitement of SW films, action figures, and books. By the time I was three, I was already collecting Empire Strikes Back action figures and had Pop-Up books. It didn't take me long to start collecting SW comic books. I at least watched ESB and ROTJ in the theaters for their original theatrical releases and the Ewok films for their television debuts.

I was born in 1977, the same year that Episode IV was released! Additionally, I also have other connections to George Lucas. I met George around 1999 when he gave a lecture on the USC campus. I also have family who attended the same High School as George in Modesto, California. George put Modesto, California into his films with American Grafitti.

 

Sorry i kinda forgot about the forums while I had a **** ton of homework!
@Tython Awakening
1. You have met George Lucas. How did it feel when you first did?
2. If you were to watch any movie on repeat what would it be?

 

@Tari Narvina

George was on the USC campus giving a lecture for the film school. It was around Fall 1999 after the Phantom Menace release. It was more like seeing him in person instead of actually meeting him! He is very guarded in public and does not want to say much to people outside of what he is there for.

Actually, I was a little disappointed. This was a period when some fan opinions of George were lower than usual. Phantom Menace, despite having a huge box office, got mixed reviews. Many fans expected a different film than what George released.

For Question 2: I would hope not to watch any film on repeat! That is a form of torture! I kind of feel like I've watched all of the SW films on repeat. If I had to watch any film on repeat right now, it would be Die Hard with Bruce Willis or 2001: A Space Odyssey. I would watch Die Hard for the action/suspense. I would watch 2001: A Space Odyssey for the cinematography and concepts.

 

hi everyone!! I'm on break/hols and i might not be on...

 

I’d like to be interviewed if we are still doing it!

 

you still want to?

 

Do it

 

alright! I'm not going to do it now because online school is about to start but I'll start today

 

I'll interview you @Darkslayer if @Seagoat will allow it?

 

Not sure Seagoat really checks this forum much...

 

Ah, but that's my secret. I'm a Schrodinger's mod, for I am always here, even when I am not

(Nah, but while I may not have a lot to post in here, I'm always on the lookout)

 

Oh, right, and

Well, strictly speaking, Tari is the one responsible for that, but looking at her profile, she hasn't been on since mid June. I'll send a PM her way and give a little time for a response. If I don't receive a response soon (or receive a response indicating she's not interested), feel free to offer taking the position yourself, Dandy

 

@Seagoat oh that's fine Wasn't my intent to take somebody's hosting duties away. It just looked like DS really wanted to be interviewed and had some good questions for him
And if she does come back and decide she still wants to do it, I'll add myself to the list of SW And Film Music interviews.