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4 comments:
"Starship Troopers"?
With... mice. Instead of bugs.
YESSSSS!!!!
For f'sake murph that's a whop-rat not a mouse. It's Blue Havest, from the Family guy. StarWars
or it could be the Princess Bride
I don't recall Princess Bride featuring T-16's, although I haven't seen it since college[1]. Al wins - EPIV.
[1] While receiving an awesome HJ in the student union theater.
That Whoop-Rat never had a chance.
I like how the early cuts (i.e. slideshows) of Blue Harvest/EPIV previewed at ComicCon '76[1] featured the 20 minute Socratic dialogue between Biggs and Luke re: the nature of the Rebellion[2].
It was wisely cut.
[1] This is not a joke.
[2] Which, of course, never considered itself "the Rebellion", but rather the Alliance to Preserve the Republic.
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