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Gadgets 2008 (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
We’ve seen Han Solo in suspended animation indefinitely no thanks to his carbonite prison, but surely there are more deserving people of such punishment? What about Mr. George Lucas himself, for unleashing the abomination known as Jar-Jar Binks upon the galaxy, and torturing us through three prequels that are nothing but a special effects extravaganza without really fleshing out the characters’ pasts?...
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Apropos of Something (Free subscription) | yesterday
George Lucas frozen in carbonite (presumably for the prequel trilogy’s crimes against American cinema). His plaid shirt and pompadour seem to have held up surprisingly well to the carbon freezing process.
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core77.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Lucas goes Solo. This is just, this is just not right . ...
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[Geeks are Sexy] technology news (Free subscription) | yesterday
It’s been rumoured for a couple of years now, but it appears George Lucas is finally putting together a 3D package of all Star Wars films to be released on to DVD. ComingSoon.net recently spoke with DreamWorks Animations CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg on Tuesday, who informed them that Lucas is very excited about the project, and that [...]
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SF Signal (Free subscription) | yesterday
As a Star Wars fan, there's only one thing I want more than a sculpture of Han Solo in Carboinite....and that would be a sculpture of George Lucas in Carbonite . What's next? William Shatner made out of ham? Or Keanu Reeves made out of wood? Oh wait...those have already happened. Hiyo! [via Cynical-C ]
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Cynical-C Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Unfortunately he should be quite well protected. If he survived the freezing process that is.
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Impact Lab (Free subscription) | yesterday
Pay Your Debts George. Things could get hard… real hard. Forget Han Solo, this is the ultimate collectible for any Star Wars fan. The god of Star Wars ‘George Lucas’ frozen in Carbonite. He basically threw the story of the original trilogy out the window and now he will pay for all eternity, frozen in carbonite.
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Geekologie (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
First we saw Han Solo in chocolate , then some jackass in carbonite , then a Han Solo in carbonite fridge and desk , and now, a George Lucas in carbonite display. It was made for some Star Wars convention in Japan and looks pretty accurate. I got to see it in person, and I've got to say, I had a thing or two to say to frozen George. Me: Hey George, mind if I call you Lucas? George: Me: Good, Lucas...
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gearfuse (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
The Japanese aren’t the only ones who are Star Wars crazy. The fans know the difference between an actual Millennium Falcon and one made out of batter. Japan held a Star Wars celebration for fans of the epic sci-fi saga to come show off their designs and art related to Star Wars, like that AT-AT [...]
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SlipperyBrick (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
All I can say is that it’s about time. If I could have frozen him myself I would have. This is the man who gave us Ewoks. And for twenty some years that was the least of his crimes. He became public enemy number one when the Star Wars prequels arrived, giving us such intelligent [...]
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Gizmodo (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
True story: George Lucas owed us some money and he wouldn't pay. So now we have the best office decoration ever. And until Carrie Fisher shows up in a metal choker and a bikini, we're not giving it...
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Film Junk (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
I don’t think there’s anyone out there who didn’t see this coming. With 3D slowly proving itself to be the next big technological step for the movie industry, there are a lot of filmmakers looking into the possibility of enhancing older movies using this new format. Of course, at the forefront of that movement is [...]
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OhGizmo! (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
By Andrew Liszewski While I would definitely be impressed if George Lucas went as far as to have himself digitally inserted into a future version of the original Star Wars trilogy to replace Harrison Ford as Han Solo, this one-of-a-kind sculpture of him frozen in carbonite was actually created for the Star Wars Celebration in Japan [...]
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ChatzWorld - A World of Chat (Free subscription) | 23/07/2008
ComingSoon.net caught up with DreamWorks Animations CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg on Tuesday and learned that George Lucas is looking to repurpose the six...
