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 | Yoda, C.G. or orginal puppet? |
 hi peeps,
just a thought, after having caught ROTTJ on sky i was thinking, (Dangerous i know but nevertherless)
do we prefere yoda as the C.G. guy who back flips and is a serious force to be reckoned with. or do we prefere him as the little green puppet we all know and love full of wisdom and knowlegde?
just any thoughts peeps.
Ta Franz
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Crazy_Jedi_Ducky_00
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date Posted: Nov 29, 2006 7:26 PM
I gotta say yoda puppet.
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nob01 Oil Bath Bubbles
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date Posted: Nov 29, 2006 7:47 PM
Both! Just not the scary EP1 puppet that looks like Larry King.
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vadersgirl33 vadersgirl_reflections
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date Posted: Nov 29, 2006 8:12 PM
I can take either. Yoda as a CG was cool to watch as he went against his enemies. Puppet Yoda showed a lot of wisdom.
vadersgirl33
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Japanese Fett
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date Posted: Nov 29, 2006 8:22 PM
I like the CG Yoda. More detailed and realistic.
Sayonara, & MTFBWY (-_-)
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Son of a Bith The Cantina Corner
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date Posted: Nov 29, 2006 8:38 PM
As long it is not the EP.1 puppet that is totally blazed out on ganja, I don't care.
And personally, Yoda should be portrayed through stop-motion paper-mache in all six movies. 
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janlomona Smugglers Rants
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date Posted: Nov 29, 2006 11:40 PM
It depends, the completist in me wants to see Lucas go back to the original films and re-do the FX 2006 style, so they mesh with the prequels better. Doing that would mean a CGI Yoda. But, saying that, there's noting he does in the originals that the puppet couldn't do (due to the limitations of using...a puppet!), so it's a hard call.
I would say yes, change Yoda to CGI in ESB and Jedi, but do it with great care. Of all the changes that could be made (i.e giving Jabba cat-like eyes in the Special Editions - what were they thinking?), this would by far cause the biggest uproar.
Well, maybe apart from McDiarmid re-doing his Emperor scenes...
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The Stooge Star Wars Joke-A-Day
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date Posted: Nov 30, 2006 6:42 AM
For me, the ROTS-era CG was superior to every other version. But the ESB puppet was right below that.
Rob Coleman has gone on the record many times saying that they will never, ever replace the puppet work in ESB (and, presumably, ROTJ). But I suppose it's a done deal that he'll be CG in the next version of TPM.
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darth maul517 Darth Jedi Maul Secura
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date Posted: Nov 30, 2006 6:09 PM
Well both have there advantages. It would depend on what you are trying to get out of it.
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janlomona Smugglers Rants
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date Posted: Dec 01, 2006 5:42 AM
Stooge me old buddy makes a good point, the TPM Yoda is digitized in all future releases, probably because they made such a lousy job with the puppet.
Thing is, for what he does in the OT he might as well be a puppet, because he isn't leaping around, walking much or doing anything other than dispense wisdom. But I would be fine with them re-doing him in CG for completists sake.
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Oboe-Wan Oboe-Wan's Hive of Scum & Villainy
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date Posted: Dec 28, 2006 9:46 AM
Love the puppet. Like the smuggler said, Yoda doesn't do much in the OT that requires anything more than a stationery puppet. He's just fine the way he is. CG in the PT looks weird at times, but probably because I'm so stuck on that cuddly puppet from ESB.
I would hope that he wouldn't get changed to CG in the OT - that would be like adding "auto-tune" to John Lennon's voice in "Twist & Shout"
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