his chest pleate has his lungs showing and he does breath from the lungs so when he was in space in teh begining of the movie he should have died right away, right
Suspend your disbelief people, it's a movie. I just don't understand all these people that have to analyze every last mundane detail about a film. Especially a movie that is based in an entirely different galaxy and is total Sci-Fi.
Unless he held his breath. In EP1, you remember Qui-Gon and Ben holding their breathe for an undetermined amount of time in the waiting room on the Federation ship above Naboo.
And yeah, it's Star Wars.
__________________ May suffering ones be suffering free
And the fear struck fearless be.
May the grieving shed all grief-
And the sick find health relief.
-Zen chant
That's part of the job requirement.
"How long can you hold your breathe?"
"For as long as George requires me too."
__________________ May suffering ones be suffering free
And the fear struck fearless be.
May the grieving shed all grief-
And the sick find health relief.
-Zen chant
yah.. i read alot and i read the movie book and he does not breath in normal sence
__________________ There was no doubt in Ender's mind. There was no
help for him. Whatever he faced, now and forever,
no one would save him from it. Peter might be
scum, but Peter had been right, always right; the
power to cause pain is the only power that
matters, the power to kill and destroy, because if
you can't kill you are always subject to those who
can, and nothing no one will ever save you.
Grievous is able to seal his exoskeleton to protect his organic innards from a vacuum. It says so in the visual dictionary. He has a built-in oxygen supply.
Jun 11th, 2005 06:11 PM
