I've not seen Remastered for a while, but I gather additional shots are in the sequence, probably making this moot? But when Oola (Jabba's slave dancer) falls down into the pit, Jabba instantly eats one of his frog things. Did anyone else used to think the pit turned her into a frog, and he ate her?
shareI always thought that!
shareLOL, I haven't heard that before but I can see why one may think that growing up on Return of the Jedi...
Nope, Oola became the first meal of the day for the hungry Rancor!
It's a thought that would at least momentarily cross a child's mind.
shareTalk about an over active imagination. I never heard this before. I always thought it was obvious with little room for interpretation as to what happened to the poor Twi'lek slave girl. She got dumped into the pit and eaten by the rancor monster. ~ The End
shareI always thought Jabba eating the frog, was symbolism for the Rancor eating Oola.
shareThis is hilarious, just because it shows how strange a child’s mind can perceive otherwise obvious stuff in movies. I was young when Episode 1 came out and for some reason I was under the impression that Darth Maul and Palpatine were the same person. Why? I dont know.
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