Maybe it's because I hadn't seen this trailer since it was originally released, but I had no farqing idea that it was Harrison Ford who did the narration for it. But once you know that, it's kinda hard not to notice it.
Heh. I found out today that a colleague once worked at KCET and knew the guy whose hand blew up Alderaan with the teevee station’s switcher.
The OG Star Wars cost $11 million, adjusting for inflation, that works out to about $60 million today. Why do I bring this up? Because in the first 2 minutes of this parody, you'll see shots that are just as well done as those in the OG film, and the budget couldn't have possibly come anywhere close to the OG budget of $11 million. It's like the visual version of the fact that there's as much computing power in your phone charger as the Apollo LEM had in 1969.
I wouln’t call it a ‘public works’ project. Civil Engineering, yes, but not public works. Why is Empire Strikes Back out of order?
It would be funny if it turned out to be Howard Wollowitz, and he was more excited about finding a hand.
I couldn't pick Johnny Depp out of a lineup, but I'm absolutely certain, he'd be the only actor to successfully pull off that character in live action.