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Of course there is a college library, but its only for academic purposes.
No Star Wars DVD's there.

 

We had movies at my uni. Film studies and art students benefit us all

 

Is Solo worth buying/renting? I've heard mixed reviews on it. Just curious.

 

Obviously. Still, studying that sort of thing is what the internet is for.
There are already clips of certain scenes from Solo online.
I haven't seen it all, with school I don't have the time.
In the end the library is almost exclusively books, computers, and study rooms.

I can't imagine any college campus would have such a recently released film available for study anyways.
I took a film class last year, and the most recent film we looked at was like four decades old. So, no Solo.

 

Ah. That's pretty cool. I think the library is anybody's best bet.

 

I took (many) film classes as part of my degree, which I fully admit was partially a film degree, but we watched everything from silent film to current stuff... never trust a film prof who refuses to look at new stuff simply because it's new. Unless it's a film history class, that's fine then

 

Ignore the bad reviews, they're haters. Solo was awesome. I didn't think anyone else could play Han Solo, but that guy does it!

Plus, L3-37 is da bomb, you get to see the Falcon when it was pretty, and they pulled in awesome connections to Clone Wars and Rebels stories.

 

Huh. Never seen the movie but it does seem interesting. Thanks, RynJedi.

 

@Adalia-Durron - Aww cool! Thank you, Adalia.
Yeah, I know some people don't like what's currently going on in the Star Wars films and universe. But hey, at least some still have interesting stories.

 

I just use the fan fic section, as well as my own website made for that purpose.

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Solo: A Star Wars Story was a great film. It is truly a film for Star Wars fans.

@SkywalkerShine Please take your time to do the new Initiate task.

 

It was quite good, have you seen it?

Didn't went to the theatre either, I...found it ***********


Careful when talking about where you find things please?

Addie

 

Will do.

 

Yeah, I have, I thought it was really good

 

Different colors for different occasions. I would definitely want robes in all the regular patterns of camouflage: forest, desert, urban, arctic, nighttime, etc.

 

Probably grey/black/khaki for me Although @Sarge's idea is good, not as practical though

 

Kev-Mas III doesn't normally wear robes, but rather electrum (the material responsible for the gold color on Mace Windu and Sidious' lightsabers) plated Sun Guard armor with a red cape. Though I suppose for more formal settings he'd wear robes that are a combination of light grey, red and gold (though a more muted gold, closer to tan/brown than yellow).

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Considering what the characters are based off of...

Lots of thick-material browns and tans. Lots of it.

Also:

I would butttt original fiction that is intended to be published. So I’m keeping it off the ‘Public’ web as much as possible.

 

@WarmNyota_SweetAyesha sorry I haven't finished my task yet. I'm at this Christian conference right now and I'll have a lotta homework to catch up on over the weekend, so I'm not sure when I'll get to it .

 

@ThisIsMe1138

That's fine. There's no "deadline." Feel free to keep track of the task assignment post or however you find useful to refresh your memory of the details. Anything needs clarifying, just ask.

 

If going by the Rebel Legion's guidelines of acceptable colors for generic Jedi, the Old Republic allowed lots of colors too, the main hero characters in the movies were just boring:

Jedi Robes Color Guide

Sanchari's outer robes are light grey, with a baby blue tunic and tan pants, light colors to contrast her dark skin/fur.


(Sennah, my Clone Wars Jedi, has darker blue robes with light maroon tunic and pants, she has auburn/orange-red-ish hair/fur/skin)