MMM Commentary for Star Wars - Clone Wars Volume 1
MMM Commentaries
After a few quiet years, 2008 was the time when Star Wars became once more ahem animated In recognition of the Clone Wars film ( is it a film? ) and TV show MMM turns its eyes to a long time ago in
an animation studio far far away: the original Clone Wars (gee that name turns up a lot) series for the Cartoon Network.;In three to five minute bites, the check-shirted One and his acolytes filled
in t...
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After a few quiet years, 2008 was the time when Star Wars became once more ahem animated In recognition of the Clone Wars film ( is it a film? ) and TV show MMM turns its eyes to a long time ago in
an animation studio far far away: the original Clone Wars (gee that name turns up a lot) series for the Cartoon Network.;In three to five minute bites, the check-shirted One and his acolytes filled
in the blanks on the attritic war between the Republic and the Separatists when Anakin wasn't such a bad guy, IG-88 was still a steel sapling and Obi-Wan was trying out the latest in armour-cape
combinations.;Being an MMM Star Wars commentary there is plenty of discussion of the nature of the animation, the hero's story arc and the logistical importance of the Clone Wars story line. Of
course there's time for topics like: Who does Dooku root for in battle? Why don't the Jedi just push planets into the Sun and is it racist that the most dangerous jobs always fall to Mace.;Another
year, another Star Wars project. Join us.
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Wed November 26 2008
After a few quiet years, 2008 was the time when Star Wars became once more ahem animated In recognition of the Clone Wars film ( is it a film? ) and T...
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After a few quiet years, 2008 was the time when Star Wars became once more ahem animated In recognition of the Clone Wars film ( is it a film? ) and TV show MMM turns its eyes to a long time ago in
an animation studio far far away: the original Clone Wars (gee that name turns up a lot) series for the Cartoon Network.;In three to five minute bites, the check-shirted One and his acolytes filled
in t...
read more
After a few quiet years, 2008 was the time when Star Wars became once more ahem animated In recognition of the Clone Wars film ( is it a film? ) and TV show MMM turns its eyes to a long time ago in
an animation studio far far away: the original Clone Wars (gee that name turns up a lot) series for the Cartoon Network.;In three to five minute bites, the check-shirted One and his acolytes filled
in the blanks on the attritic war between the Republic and the Separatists when Anakin wasn't such a bad guy, IG-88 was still a steel sapling and Obi-Wan was trying out the latest in armour-cape
combinations.;Being an MMM Star Wars commentary there is plenty of discussion of the nature of the animation, the hero's story arc and the logistical importance of the Clone Wars story line. Of
course there's time for topics like: Who does Dooku root for in battle? Why don't the Jedi just push planets into the Sun and is it racist that the most dangerous jobs always fall to Mace.;Another
year, another Star Wars project. Join us.
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Wed November 12 2008
Warning - this commentary does contain some inappropriate language. The film itself also is an R Rated film in many countries.;After a mysterious thre...
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Warning - this commentary does contain some inappropriate language. The film itself also is an R Rated film in many countries.;After a mysterious three months MMM completes the Vanity Projects with
Trev's cobalt gem - Michael Mann's Heat.;Since 1995, Trev has seen this azure masterpiece an obscene number of times and even wanted to call one of his children Waingro.;This makes him the perfect
guide...
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Warning - this commentary does contain some inappropriate language. The film itself also is an R Rated film in many countries.;After a mysterious three months MMM completes the Vanity Projects with
Trev's cobalt gem - Michael Mann's Heat.;Since 1995, Trev has seen this azure masterpiece an obscene number of times and even wanted to call one of his children Waingro.;This makes him the perfect
guide to the 160+ minute journey through the underworld of LA as two cinematic heavyweights try to act each other off the strontium tinted screen.;Join Trev and the MMM team as they wax
rhapsodic about how Mann avoids the usual cop film cliches, assembles a stellar cast and discharges weapons in the steets with gay abandon. The MMM team wrestles with conundra such as : why is Amy
Brenneman talking in that accent? how great is the diner scene really? when did Trejo (Machete) go traitor and of course the old stand-by the homo-erotic subtext ( oh-er) .Trev also tells you
about the original TV-version LA Takedown and how much made its way into the film version.;The upshot was Geoff, Tony, Gecko anf David all agreed with Trev that it was a bloody good film. See if you
agree.
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Wed November 05 2008
MMM takes you under the thermocline for Hunt For Red October - Geoff's project de jour.;By 1990 Tom Clancy novels were selling by the truckload and mi...
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MMM takes you under the thermocline for Hunt For Red October - Geoff's project de jour.;By 1990 Tom Clancy novels were selling by the truckload and millions of fans awaited each one.;Geoff was not
one of those people...but he became one after this film. Since MMM began the card playing one has pestered us to tackle this primal entry in the techno-thriller subgenre ( also called the Sean
Connery su...
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MMM takes you under the thermocline for Hunt For Red October - Geoff's project de jour.;By 1990 Tom Clancy novels were selling by the truckload and millions of fans awaited each one.;Geoff was not
one of those people...but he became one after this film. Since MMM began the card playing one has pestered us to tackle this primal entry in the techno-thriller subgenre ( also called the Sean
Connery submarine one) Join us as Geoff finally gets his wish.;We reveal who was meant to play Ramius , why the cast kept getting seasick on dry land and David and Geoff get into it over the best way
to knock on a submarine. If you like your films full of translation conventions, multicoloured subs, future Presidents and lots of beets, this is the commentary for you. MMM presents Hunt For Red
October - join us someplace deep! ;Someplace deep! ( PS Contains gratuitous Nanny, Next Gen and Moriarty cameos);And be back next time for the next (and last!) Vanity Project... what will it
be?
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Wed October 15 2008
It was night and we were wearng sunglasses. Truth is, as a cult website it would be remiss of MMM to ignore one of the most mainstream cult hits of al...
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It was night and we were wearng sunglasses. Truth is, as a cult website it would be remiss of MMM to ignore one of the most mainstream cult hits of all time: car chases, pile ups, Minnie the Moocher
and cameos galore all backed up by Chicago locations in AD 1980 ( ie after Daley). MMM changes tack and turns up the volume as we go back to the days when John Belushi and John Landis ruled the
cinema ...
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It was night and we were wearng sunglasses. Truth is, as a cult website it would be remiss of MMM to ignore one of the most mainstream cult hits of all time: car chases, pile ups, Minnie the Moocher
and cameos galore all backed up by Chicago locations in AD 1980 ( ie after Daley). MMM changes tack and turns up the volume as we go back to the days when John Belushi and John Landis ruled the
cinema and where Carrie Fisher was that chick from Star Wars. Learn about the third Blues Brother, the invisible band member and how they did that mall scene. And if you think you spotted Steven
Spielberg at the the finale, hang on for one more guest appearnace over the closing credits. MMM takes a ride in the Bluesmobile 25th anniversay version And remember, we've like BOTH kinds of
music... And be back next time for the next Vanity Project... what will it be?
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Wed August 27 2008
Trev's greatest hour, or one of them came with this senational climax to the third season of Blake's Seven. End of season cliffhangers had become part...
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Trev's greatest hour, or one of them came with this senational climax to the third season of Blake's Seven. End of season cliffhangers had become part and parcel of the show but this is the story
that really shook the fans up. Trev was one of those fans and he still shakes today ( but that may be the vertical hold).;When Avon takes the Liberator to a secret the location the rest of the crew
are pu...
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Trev's greatest hour, or one of them came with this senational climax to the third season of Blake's Seven. End of season cliffhangers had become part and parcel of the show but this is the story
that really shook the fans up. Trev was one of those fans and he still shakes today ( but that may be the vertical hold).;When Avon takes the Liberator to a secret the location the rest of the crew
are puzzled and suspicious. But his final goal shocked everyone. Meanwhile an apparently innoucuous space cloud brings a threat that takes the greatest casualty so far. And what has it all to do with
Servelan?;MMM follows Trev down memory lane with this return to the land of the Links.;Find out what was in the wind for Servelan and Avon in the future. See if you agree with the team's description
of Avon's "fatal flaw" and look for 2001 rip offs.;All this plus paint guns, carbonite and enigmamtic smiles in the latest chapter of our Blakes Seven fourplay.
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