I freeze-framed the widescreen shot on the DVD and saw nothing of the sort in the ship debris over the planet.Cripes.
Ok, that's just an absurd, stupid, and too obvious a "cameo."
What? You were absolutely certain and I was in the mood for some balloon poppin' wholesome fun.
J.
No, no, don't mis-read me. You corrected me, that's fine I'll admit I was wrong -as the OP screen cap just looked too damn obvious. Now I'm rolling my eyes at the "cameo" itself.
I missed that the first time I saw it at the theater.
Another awesome ITL production!
Really? That's strange.
It's not fake. Saw it on my DVD, which is not blue-ray.That pic when the Enterprise arrives at Vulcan is a fake. Sorry.
It's not fake. Saw it on my DVD, which is not blue-ray.That pic when the Enterprise arrives at Vulcan is a fake. Sorry.
The moment doesn't happen when they first arrive. It happens after the tiles get scraped away. Kirk's silhouette has to be in the shot, and for a quick glimpse Artoo is there, and he fades fast as hell as he flies toward screen left
I'm not sure I would call it too obvious.... I get the impression that most of us, including myself, have only seen R2 in the pictures. I've even been looking for the little bugger and haven't seen it, though when you see the freeze-framed picture, it does appear really bloody obvious.Well, not to sound mean or anything, but when I read Trekker's response I went "tee hee hee" to myself and was motivated to quickly get the screencap. I had actually discovered it for myself not too long ago when reading a post over at WF about the same thing.
I started the frame by frame the moment they arrived at Vulcan and my wrist was killing me by the time I saw R2 but it was worth it! You just have to be patient.
J.
Cripes.
Ok, that's just an absurd, stupid, and too obvious a "cameo."
