Amazing. All things Huttese. Every single line of dialog in the films, in the EU, in the comics, in the video games, even in multimedia CD-ROM guides. I found it, the most thorough, the most exhaustive catalog of Huttese words and phrases ever assembled by man at The Complete Wermo’s Guide to Huttese.
Now I don’t envy the Trekkies, with their harsh Klingon dictionaries and the foreheads. I’ve never been so proud.
Remember how long it took to get Star Wars on DVD? Looks like we won’t have to wait long for the Saga to upgrade to the next generation of digital media, leaked 32 digit hex keys notwithstanding.
Right now, Amazon.com has product pages up for BOTH the Star Wars trilogies in the Blu-ray Disc format. The first and second trilogy each have their own page, with a current status of “we will e-mail you when this title becomes available”.
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If you like Star Wars music then you will definitely love Docking Bay 101. The website not only hosts a plethora of SW music from all six movies but also includes game soundtracks from Knights of the Old Republic. In addition to this you will also find some fan made tracks relating to Star Wars. Check it out!
Related Links: Docking Bay 101
Are you a Jedi, a Timelord, a Starfleet Officer, or a Browncoat? Looks like Star Wars didn’t fare as well as some of the others. Out of 554 voters, the Saga placed fifth, showing that Star Wars doesn’t have the pull it used to … at least among IT pros who read the Geekend blog on TechRepublic.
The results:
For a guy who was summarily chopped in half and dropped down a bottomless techno-pit, Ray Park has done pretty good notwithstanding. He’s managed to pick up the pieces … and resume a good career. He’s currently in Malaysia, practicing his skills and working on his next film.
“We want to come up with stuff you’ve never seen before. This time I want to be the good guy!” said Park who is more known for his villain roles as Darth Maul, the Toad in X-Men (2000) and the Headless Horseman in Sleepy Hollow (1999).
He added that he was confident that shooting on the delayed Iron Fist movie would begin next year. Park will act as Danny Rand, one of the characters developed by Marvel Comics, the same company which created Spider-Man, Daredevil, The Hulk and Fantastic Four.