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orchids in Star Wars
So I watched the latest Star Wars movie, and I liked it. But after returning
home, I thought that it did not have enough orchids in it. I rather thought that Padme might have been portrayed as growing orchids to drive home the fact that she is a hot house flower herself. Or maybe Palpatine could have the habit of sniffing at his gorgeous but stinking Bulbo? Anyway, I googled for "Star Wars" and "orchids" just in case, and discovered that actually there is a scene in which there is an alien landscape covered with oversized orchids, and I missed it! I guess I will have to watch the movie again. ;-) Joanna |
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Palpatine and a Bulbo... I can see it now...a big bulbophyllum
phalaenopsis in a pot next to his throne/chair..."Come, Anakin, smell the dark side..." J Fortuna wrote: So I watched the latest Star Wars movie, and I liked it. But after returning home, I thought that it did not have enough orchids in it. I rather thought that Padme might have been portrayed as growing orchids to drive home the fact that she is a hot house flower herself. Or maybe Palpatine could have the habit of sniffing at his gorgeous but stinking Bulbo? Anyway, I googled for "Star Wars" and "orchids" just in case, and discovered that actually there is a scene in which there is an alien landscape covered with oversized orchids, and I missed it! I guess I will have to watch the movie again. ;-) Joanna |
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I see it in a large Wardian case with a ventilation system that has a
deep, breathy sound. deg On Tue, 24 May 2005 02:16:42 GMT, Ray wrote: Palpatine and a Bulbo... I can see it now...a big bulbophyllum phalaenopsis in a pot next to his throne/chair..."Come, Anakin, smell the dark side..." J Fortuna wrote: So I watched the latest Star Wars movie, and I liked it. But after returning home, I thought that it did not have enough orchids in it. I rather thought that Padme might have been portrayed as growing orchids to drive home the fact that she is a hot house flower herself. Or maybe Palpatine could have the habit of sniffing at his gorgeous but stinking Bulbo? Anyway, I googled for "Star Wars" and "orchids" just in case, and discovered that actually there is a scene in which there is an alien landscape covered with oversized orchids, and I missed it! I guess I will have to watch the movie again. ;-) Joanna |
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J Fortuna wrote:
....................................... Anyway, I googled for "Star Wars" and "orchids" just in case, and discovered that actually there is a scene in which there is an alien landscape covered with oversized orchids, and I missed it! I guess I will have to watch the movie again. ;-) Joanna Maybe you didn't miss it, maybe the author of what you read doesn't know an orchid when he sees one. I haven't seen the movie yet. I was thinking about going tonight but didn't. When/if I go see it, I'll be watching for alien orchids. Steve |
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Ok, as a fellow orchid lover and also one that has seen the movie I
can tell you this: I think I saw an orchid when Anakin and Padame (sp) were in some living quarters (over by the window) but as for the giant orchids maybe they were (huge!) but I'd say more like giant day lilies or hibiscus because they were big flowers coming right out of the ground.(real brief) The movie was great (star wars fan here-seen them all) but hey I saw some young kids there and there's some stuff I know I wouldn't want any young kids to see, You get into people suffering and being tortured and it's the stuff nightmares are made of......Burr |
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t is a sorry matter what Hollywood does to the orchid community. Just
look to the movie, "The Orchid Thief" and find that the Ghost Orchid, not known as a drug was used as not only a drug but also distorted in size. The movie did not follow the book in which case it ended-up as as a near flop. The movie "Anacondas" attempted to portray a nutty quest for orchids in its search for the blood orchid, which I don't think was even an orchid. Anacondas were not only in the wrong part of the world, but the writers in essence were geographically mixed-up in many ways. A farce was made of not only orchids but those having a passion for them. Now, we have another movie that does not not have a clue about the orchids portrayed. Hollywood is still in fantasy land. .. . . Pam Everything Orchid Management System http://home.earthlink.net/~profpam/page3.html -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- J Fortuna wrote: So I watched the latest Star Wars movie, and I liked it. But after returning home, I thought that it did not have enough orchids in it. I rather thought that Padme might have been portrayed as growing orchids to drive home the fact that she is a hot house flower herself. Or maybe Palpatine could have the habit of sniffing at his gorgeous but stinking Bulbo? Anyway, I googled for "Star Wars" and "orchids" just in case, and discovered that actually there is a scene in which there is an alien landscape covered with oversized orchids, and I missed it! I guess I will have to watch the movie again. ;-) Joanna |
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On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 21:29:43 GMT, profpam
wrote: t is a sorry matter what Hollywood does to the orchid community. Just look to the movie, "The Orchid Thief" and find that the Ghost Orchid, not known as a drug was used as not only a drug but also distorted in size. The movie did not follow the book in which case it ended-up as as a near flop. Not that following the book would have helped the movie. deg |
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"profpam" wrote Now, we have another movie that does not not have a clue about the orchids portrayed. Hollywood is still in fantasy land. In my experience this is the case with any film or TV show made about any topic in which the viewer is well versed. In my case I have worked with dogs in a professional capacity for 33 years as a trainer, groomer, handler etc. and cannot bear to watch anything remotely regarding dogs. They always opt for the wacky owners with the cutesy stupid story- it is unbearable and *so* not the way it is. In this case your intimate knowledge of the topic just caused a focus on everything that was incorrect and ridiculous- while 95% of the viewing public hadn't a clue that the facts got crossed up. Probably even Bruce Wayne feels the same way when he watches "Batman". -- Toni South Florida USA Zone 10b http://ww.cearbhaill.com |
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