At the time we had never seen a shapeshifting alien species on screen and so I didn't realize what Anakin meant when he said she's a "changeling". So when Zam got hit by the poison dart, I legitimately thought she was hit with a toxic chemical that distorted her face and shriveled up her skin in seconds. It was terrifying.
The Father or the Son.
For this question, I would like you to only consider what both characters we have seen in the movies, without taking into account other media such as series, comics, novels or games, to make it fair. (And only in the films where both are the protagonists, that is, Anakin in the Prequels and Luke in the Originals).
I had a little problem in his hair but I think it turned out not that bad. I wanna draw Padme too if I have time
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Anakin & Padmé | Pas de Deux 🦢❤️
Hello, I am looking for confirmation that Mace Windu said to Count Dooku when they confronted each other in the 2002 theatrical version of Attack of the Clones, “This party’s over to Dooku!” My research has told me that the original script said, “Sorry to disappoint you, Dooku, this party is over!” In any case, I remember this distinctly when seeing it in the theaters and being a bit shocked about how campy this line was and in keeping with Samuel Jackson’s characters from other films such as Pulp Fiction and thinking, gosh, how terrible is this line! To my disappointment, in subsequent versions of the film (because I perversely like terrible films) it was changed. Does anyone have a bootleg of the original theatrical 2002 film? I believe that when it was finally released to purchase on video, the line was changed as George Lucas is often want to do.