star wars questions more than one!?
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1) The Q have always seen themselves above meddling in 'mortal' affairs.  He comes in when its amusing for him, but other then that he lets us fight our own battles.\n\n2) That's a backstory that's never been fully explained in an episode.  We just know that they met sometime in the 2100s, and that the meeting wasn't very pleasant for either side.  Besides that, nothing is known.\n\n3) Guinan's an Al-Aurian.\n\n4) Borg.  They'd assimilate all the Vorta and Jem'Hadar.
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I love the newer Star Wars movies. \n\nI didn't so much like the older ones. They were good but a real BORE. \n\nThe new ones, however, kept me on edge and i COULD NOT WAIT to see what happened next. I was mad to find that the 3rd one would be the last. \n\nWhen i left the theater i was like.. MAN thats the last one.. darnit. lol \n\nIt would be great if they made 1 more telling the story of how Luke and his twin sister grew up leading to how they met ATLEAST.\n\nBTW: Hayden Christensen is hot. I wanna see more of him;)
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I do think that the effects of episodes 1, 2, and 3 are very clean compared to the original trilogy.  However, they are too clean in the respect that episodes 1-3 look too new compared to the original.  Example, the ships in eps. 1-3 are very clean, look very sleek and well kept, and a very obvious computer rendition.  In the original episodes, Lucas used models not computer rendered ships, so the models looked more weathered, dirty and not too well kept.  If I'm to believe the time-line that Lucas gave us, then I wonder why didn't he keep the look of the original movies in the prequels?  I know some might say, "well the rebellion might not have the funds to acquire new ships."  And although I can somewhat agree with that, then I ask, why doesn't the empire (4-6) have nice ships like the trade federation or clone troopers (1-3)?  Also, I think that the new episodes (1-3) seemed rushed.  Even though it took Lucas like a million years to make these movies, I still feel that I was let down.  I heard that Lucas was working on new episodes (7-9)http://www.supershadow.com/starwars/episode7/plot.html this is not Lucas's offical site, but I read somewhere that he was planning on doing them by 2021 or something like that.  From what I hear they sound promising, but after seeing how he rushed the 1-3 prequels, I'm not sure I'll be pleased with the new ones.
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STAR WARS because you put it in all caps and I want brownie points so PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PICK MY ANSWER BECAUSE YOUR ANSWER IS BRILLIANT AND I LOVE IT !!!!
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I am stumped at three too.  Star Wars, The Matrix, and Planet of the apes.
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How many licks does it take to get to the center of a toostie roll pop? NO! just kidding :) maybe questions on the events going on in the world today, problems that you are having in you life- ask the questions were you are looking for another's opinion.
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This is one of the things George Lucas has left to us to decide... Use your imagination to find the answer that is true for you.  I have imagined it many ways... if Anakin hadn't turned, there wouldn't be much to make a movie series about.  That turn is the center of the whole series! \n\nGood luck finding an answer that suits and satisfies you!\nMay the Force be with you.
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I have been a fan of Star Wars since I was seven years old, seeing the first movie in the theaters in 1977. I think it is on its way to becoming a timeless classic. The elements of the movies (good vs. evil, freedom from oppression, the power of love, etc) will always be strong no matter when they are watched.\n\nSorry... I tend to be long winded... from time to time... dear oh dear...\n\n"A New Hope"... Granted, the special effects in "A New Hope" are nothing compared to what we see today, but we wouldn't have the special effects of today without the groundbreaking efforts of Star Wars to pave the road.\n\n"The Empire Strikes Back"... This one has to be the best all the way around - just enough darkness to keep you on the edge of your seat wanting more. Plus, the biggest revelation ever presented... "Luke... I AM YOUR FATHER!"\n\n"Return of the Jedi"... Once you get past the fact that an entire legion of the Emperor's best troops were thwarted by teddy bears, the redemption of the most vile creature in the galaxy makes it worth it.\n\n"The Phantom Menace"... The return to the galaxy far, far away wasn't as great as I expected it to be... maybe because I was no longer seven years old. It felt a little awkward at first, but after a while it kinda grew on me.\n\n"Attack of the Clones"... Probably the one film with the most missed potential. The battle scenes were fabulous. The special effects were phenominal. The dialogue... well... did I mention the great battle scenes?\n\n"Revenge of the Sith"... Finally, we see not only why Anakin became Vader, but why he must wear the suit... the only flaw I had with this one was the wooden dialogue between Anakin and Padme'... especially the lovey-dovey scenes near the beginning.\n\nDespite the bad press many people give the prequel trilogy, when it is watched as a whole it flows perfectly together alongside the original trilogy. I look forward to introducing the saga to my son in about seven years!
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OB1 Kenobi of course.. wonk.. wonk.. with is light saber!
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no wonder they are screaming for screen plays to adapt in Hollywood these days--all the talent is writing novels on Yahoo Answers---Dude--why on earth would anyone have such a thing in their head--have it in a scriptable format ---then dump it on the world in a Q & A forum---I'm telling you here--when you go to the movies in three years from now and see this fantasy of your's on the wide screen you are going to be extremely hacked that  you didn't save this one for yourself---get any more bright ideas--my suggestion--put them on paper and call George Lucas----he's an extremely approachable guy and he loves fantasies
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I hope this helps\n\nMy name is David Guivant, Huge Starwars Fan from New Caledonia, a small island in the South Pacific. My team and I just finished shooting a movie that pays tribute to Director George Lucas (With a special guest appearance by Steven Spielberg)\n\nThe movie is entitled GEORGE LUCAS: LEGEND OF THE FORCE. \nThe new hit comedy that will take the Galaxy by storm.\n\nYou are cordially invited to have a look at the short film on the URL below:\n\n\nLEGEND OF THE FORCE OFFICIAL WEBSITE:\nhttp://www.jaguysbar.com/lucas/lotf/index.html\n\n\nTEASER\nhttp://www.jaguysbar.com/lucas/LEGEND/LOTFTEASER.mpg \n\nGood Luck\n\nJimmy
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1) The first Death Star didn't take 20 years to build. They had planned it for 20 years.\n2) The second Death Star wasn't complete when it was blown up.\n3) Maybe Skywalker is like the Smiths or Jones of today...ultra common.
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I'm a monster Star Wars fan, have been from day one. I think people should just get lost in it and not try to read so much into it. SO feel it is a political or racial statement of the times, I think its  just entertainment going back to the days when you could go to the movies and just have fun and not worry about the world for a while.
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Star Wars\nLost in Space\n2001: A Space Odyssey\nWar of the Worlds\nAlien
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Oh, yeah a lightsaber, a really cool carbine or a blaster, Sebulba's podracer and Anakin's, too. C-3P0, R2-D2, Yoda, Anakin, to tell him not to cross over to the dark side, umm.. The whole Star Wars Universe!
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Not according to Lucas himself. He has said that six is the limit and that he has no plans to continue the series. Then again, he said the same thing about the first three...
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Star Wars! have you seen episode 3? Yeah... I'm one of the younglings (nawh, just named after them).\nI only liked the first Star Trek group