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You call that an explosion? Reshoot scene.
Ha! That's great
LOL More robots!
LOL irony
LOL
I can hear him now
"Subtlety: It's Michael Bay's middle name…"
Point 5 – In Episode 2 as Jango is ducking into the entry hatch on his ship during his escape
from Kamino, he's seen to strike his head on the lower lip of the door.
The obvious explanation would of course be that Jango simply did not
duck quick enough to miss the closing door. However, animation
supervisor Rob Coleman has described this as an inside joke referencing an actual mistake that made it into the final cut of the original Star Wars.
In that movie, when Imperial stormtroopers break into the control room
where the droids are hiding, one on the right-hand side of the screen
can be seen running face-first into the lower edge of the door (later
versions of the movie confirm this obvious goof by including a sound
effect); the implication is that the stormtroopers, who were revealed in
the prequels to have been cloned from Jango, had inherited this
slightly clumsy trait from him as well. However, this is almost
certainly a case of the filmmakers sharing a winking reference rather
than an actual, serious explanation. After all, most of the
stormtroopers appear to be regular men.
Han Solo vs Stormtroopers: They didn't change the reflections on the floor, so there are irrational lights and shadows.
You're right. Like Jabba's door it introduced some continuity errors, but they're minor to me.
If you pause it and look closely, you can see Oola's outfit is translucent and you can see a nipple…