I'm kinda with Teague on this one. The mostly solid look with the horizontal chunky scanlines is kinda cool. If anything I might bump the overall opacity down just a hair and add some kinda of volumetric projection laser light type of thing coming from the wrist watch thingy.

This is an absolute truth. This place amazes me every single time I turn a corner.

In may of 2009, some asshole called Teague posted a link to his dumb movie commentary podcast on the TFN forums. A couple of days later an idiot 16 year old going by maul2 saw it and decided to give it a listen. 6 years later I'm still here, and this place is my home. This forum, the friends I've made here, and this ridiculous podcast have gotten me through the worst times in my life, the best ones, and has always been there for every step of the way as I went from idiot high schooler to a working independent filmmaker.

It's not an exaggeration to say I wouldn't be who I am today without this place. It has shaped my views on film making, storytelling, art in general, and a lot of what it means to be a decent human being. I know a lot of the people on this forum better than I do my irl friends and I've known a lot of you longer than I've known just about anyone, short of my family. And that fact always blows my mind. This place, and this podcast has been the single largest constant in my life for the past 6 years, and for that I will always be eternally grateful.

So thank you Teague for starting this mad project 6 years ago and letting some idiot kid tag along all this while. And thank you to everyone else who joined in and made this place a truly singular island of amazing-ness. There is no way I can ever express how much that means to me.

Excuse me, I think you're missing the part where it looks fracking awesome (...for the most part).

I honestly can't tell if y'all are serious. Your posts read like parody versions of cynical assholes.

Cheer up guys. Have a little hope.

Also, I just figured out what was bugging me about the original video Boter.

During the attack runs, like the car coming towards the camera at :22, there aren't any snowballs or anything coming at the car. So you don't get the same feeling of "being shot at it in the trench" as you do in the original clip, it's just a car driving down the road. And especially when the X-Wing gets taken out, there's no actual shots beind fired, so it just looks like the car is spinning out on it's own, not "being blown up".

On my first watch through I remember being confused about what was happening, because I couldn't remember the original shot-for-shot, so it was weird trying to follow the action without actual shots being fired.

Just my two bits.

*waits for the inevitable wave of cynicism and complaining about reboot/sequels*

But until then...OMGOMGOMGOMGOMG!!

Hell. The talent in this communiry we could write our own fight sequence and shoot it ourselves. Xwing road trip

Hold on...i gotta go write a thing...

Alright, my google-fu has entirely failed me. What the hell is an acid pool?

I'm assuming it's not some sort of James Bond-esque villain trap.

Then I have no idea what to say. I haven't seen anything out in the real world that could even be close to what you're describing (other than the couple people I know who are psyched about Star Wars, and love to argue).

So... *shrug*.

Awwee yeaah.

Dub FX is one of those guys that just has waaay too much talent. His pure acapella looping stuff is amazing and is like an insta-nostalgia button for me, but his collabs are pretty frickin spectacular.