I have a question for all you Star Wars fans!

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Okay,

So I had a conversation with one of my friend's and we couldn't think of the name of Yoda's home planet and what is his race of people called. Your answers are greatly welcomed for it will stop a little fight I started with them.
 
Yoda's not originally from Dagobah. he fled there after the Anakin turned to Vader... it was never revealed where he is originally from or what his species is....



WOW i'm a nerd
 
So I have my friend on the phone and they say this:

After the empire takes over. Yoda goes to Dagobah yes. But that's not where he is from originally. And that is the question. Where was he from originally.

Was Dagobah the original place and he just went back there or is it someone else?
 
ravinesedge said:
Yoda's not originally from Dagobah. he fled there after the Anakin turned to Vader... it was never revealed where he is originally from or what his species is....



WOW i'm a nerd
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I didn't see your post until after I put up mine. So it is true they never said where he originally came from and the species he is?
 
It has not been said, however there is another one of them which pissed me off being a SW nerd.
 
As it hasnt been revelled were and what he is from in the star wars universe. You can make up your own choise. Thats so nice with film, they are the viewers once they left the cutting room. (Well maybe not the star wars film...)
 
kinda... the only problem is that its packaged with the 2004 movies which I already have. If it were just the original movies in the package ya... i'll buy them to have them, then i'm selling my 2004 editions to my cousin.
 
Well, I guess I'm not psyched after all based on a couple of reviews like this:

First off, I already have the special/altered movies on dvd. IF I bought this latest release, it would only be to obtain the ORIGINAL theatrical release (with all the matte lines/primitive technology). The original version is all that I'm missing from my dvd collection & my only motive to purchase a new release.


DVD has a maximum resolution of 720x480 dots on the screen; did Lucas take advantage of that improved hi-res technology for this "first time on dvd" original theater version?? NO of course not. He's giving us the original movie in laserdisc resolution:

425x320

(analog letterboxed). That's only *40%* the pixel resolution that DVD can offer!!! What a royal ripoff. Are we fans supposed to be happy about getting an inferior-quality print of the original movie? Fat chance. The original movie was recorded with 6-track surround & on hi-resolution 70mm film <---- THAT'S what we want, not some inferior 425x320 blurry picture from an old 1980s laserdisc.

Get with the program George.
You should have released the originals in hi-resolution 720x480. You should have taken advantage of DVD's full potential, not dump some inferior/blurry/lo-resolution video on us.
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It's not the worst sci-fi around. It had good potential and there are really great moments in Star Wars movies. I think everyone agrees with that. The problem is those bad moments that happen in between. I guess they put too much weight on commercial value rather than good storytelling. Episode III focuses on maintaining perfect continuity with the rest of the story instead of using its potential. Too bad, it could be very nice sci-fi saga and now it's history, unless some time in the future, in the galaxy far, far away...
 
The Star War's saga is not Sci-Fi. They're fantasy films set in space, and like them or not, you must respect the mind behind them. Remember, the Star War's universe is much larger than just the 6 movies. There are hundreds of novels, video games, comic books etc. that all must bend to the will of Lucas and fit into his world. It's the most detailed fantasy universe in history and Lucas is it's God. So maybe the info on Yoda is out there somewhere and no one here has run across it. Who among us would not like to hang out at skywalker ranch for a few days and snoop around. I prefer the Star Trek mythology to Star Wars, but man, that sure would be cool.
John
 
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