fuck, i forgot the link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDLM-dXP-KE

>Japanese dialogue
Fucking dropped.

>>64396139
This is my head canon

>>64396170
There's a quirkiness about this that I like very much.

>>64397608
its the price we pay to get rid of sand.

>>64396139
Phantom edits as a rule tend to be terrible because, ultimately, it's the dialogue and acting that makes the prequels fail as films, not their plots.

TFA had just as many plotholes and issues as the prequels, but people (outside of /tv/) liked it so much more because the characterization was strong and it had a real heart at the center. It's possible to forgive cinematic problems if the core is strong. You can't do that with the prequels because they're fundamentally dead inside.

Though I will admit that using an alternate audio track as a get-around for changing all the dialogue is a really creative idea.

What's the topher grace one?
I've been meaning to see that

>>64397608

It's like how the Anti-Cheese Edit guy squelched the alien audio into something unintelligible to get rid of their annoying voices and create new "dialogue" without going to the trouble of recording new lines. Using an available alternate language audio track and fudging the "subtitles" to remix the story is easier, and somewhat less jarring, than trying to create a fan dub.

Besides, the Japanese cinema influence on Star Wars is undeniable. Lucas wanted Toshiro Mifune to play Kenobi,and McDiarmid used a vocal technique popularized by Japanese actors to pull off Palpatine's voice.

>>64397837
>It's the dialogue and acting that makes the prequels fail as films, not their plots.

So something like this
>>64396170

Could only make it better.

>>64398012
>McDiarmid used a vocal technique popularized by Japanese actors to pull off Palpatine's voice
Got anymore information on this? I'm interested in what this technique is exactly.