What was that big eye in the cave?

Not only is the size all wrong, but snakes can't close their eyes - they have no eyelids.

By the way, luvjd, is your signature meant to be a line from the South Park episode 'Insheeption'? If so, it's "herding", not "hurting". The shepherd says that he is a sheep herder, and the response is: "Yes, you are herding sheep by hoarding them."



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Graboids don't have eyes




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Someone said the ambiguity of this eye=a poor story line...
Umm the eye doesn't have anything to do with the actual story. The point of showing it was to have people speculate or imagine what it could have been. Apparently some people need everything blunt and obvious, without using any of their own imagination.
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I think what the previous poster was pointing out is the fact that, right now, of course you can say that the DECISION to make Darth be Luke's father during the shooting changed the direction and tone of the whole series, but before you pointed out that piece of trivia, any viewer will still see the one plot that includes Darth Vader as Luke's father - hence, nothing was dropped within the final, conclusive narrative and the example does not apply to given argument about the eye in the cave (which was not a dropped storyline, since a story never begun to develop regarding the eye).

Now, of course there are multiple storylines in a movie, including Rango: Rango's love story, the water ordeal, Rango's identity and the spirit of the west etc.
BUT, a damn eye in a damn cave could be, and most likely just is, an eye in a cave, put there for a quick reference or exemplification of the magnitude of their quest and/or the ill-suited nature of the 'wild bunch' to be dealing with such a major issue (nescient to the fact a huge damn beast is right beside them).


Blabber aside, plot changes can take place in production and post-production, not on the silver screen itself. Unless your drop acid before going to the cinema. Which you probably shouldn't.

You're only half right on this one. While in the scene they shot with prowse the line he was given was "You don't know the truth Obi Wan killed your father, Lucas had indeed decided to make Vader Luke's father by that point as he told Mark Hamil that Vader was his father shortly before shooting the scene. The reason he didn't tell anyone else was to prevent leaks. So the decision to make Vader Luke's Father was indeed made at least before the shooting of that scene.

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