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Yeah, today we're talking about minute 108 of Star Wars episode 1, the Phantom Minus.

108 starts with Newt and Rooney watching the battle on TV, worrying about how close it's getting and then it

ends with a Nibu fighter crashing into the landscape. Bravo something right?

That's their Bravo squadron I think is the

oh was the Nibu fighters I believe I took my flight goggles to you because I did not

know that so yeah it starts with the weird

There's a screen that they're watching that's it's got an effect on it that's kind of funny and it looks yeah like a it doesn't look right.

Yeah.

Because one of the things that always bothers me whenever someone's watching something on

closed circuit television is that if there's any camera movement at all,

it doesn't look right. It's exactly I was watching I was watching the

1966 Batman show and there was a scene where they were watching Penguin on a closed circuit TV of a black and white camera in his jail cell and it was fine for like the first 10 seconds and then they had to cut to a close-up.

And I don't know if anyone watching in 1966 was like,

well, that's not what a closer a TV does.

But I noticed that as well, that there's a little bit of that there was something else they wanted to get in the shot and it doesn't you'd have a stationary camera unless they have a floating droid. I don't know where that camera's point of view is

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