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| Two screen captures of what I believe to be the fabled "potato asteroid" (on the left) and a shoe the ILM staffers slipped into the asteroid field, those kooks, (on the right). I scanned the other asteroid sequences to see if I could find any more secret hidden objects, but turned up zilch. The shoe, narrowly missing the Falcon, looks to be a Converse All-Star circa early eighties. | |
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| One of Ben Kenobi's lesser known Jedi tricks: making the stormtroopers on the right believe they are seeing mirror images of themselves (on the left). Very crafty indeed... |
| The highlight of the Star Wars movie, you ask? Death Stars being blown to tiny bits? Nope. A seedy bar full of groundbreaking ILM wizardry? No way. Aunt Beru? Close, but I'm afraid not... The highlight of the entire movie is a split second scene that demonstrates exactly why the Empire never really stood a chance -- no matter how whiny some of those rebel-hero types could be. I am speaking of the Trooper on the right. | |
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"And these blast points, too accurate for Sandpeople. Only Imperial Stormtroopers are so precise." Right. Precise. |
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