We are at the end of Sith’s revenge, the episode of Star Wars Prelog III, in which George Lucas shows how Anakin Skywalker’s darkness went to become a Dark Vador.
The young man recently deserved his devotion to Palatin, and on the magical planet towards Mustafar, his duel against the former master of Kenoba. In the balance of the mobile platform, above the Lava Sea, Anakin is reduced to prepare a spectacular dangerous leap.
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A strange appearance
At this exact moment of the well -known sequence, which has been moving to the factory for 20 years, we see the most disturbing appearance. At 1 pm, 59 minutes and 2 seconds, exactly, the silhouette of the man flew behind the former Jedi.
After identifying the viewer, this strange phenomenon has clearly led to many discussions and multiple theories on the forums.
Who owns this mysterious face, just behind Hayden Kristensen? Is this a ghost generated by force? A voluntary picture by George Lucas? A simple mistake?
In order to remove this enigmatic case, a prominent ILM employee named Todd Wazir has just decided to conduct his own investigation and publish the results Its fxrant blog (Transferred Article from Collider’s).
“I couldn’t believe my eyes”
If they knew the truth, he obviously checked the archives of Sith’s revenge, the rush of the film to look for this plan, and what he found was ended in arguing:
“I think it took me 24 hours to scatter the picture and go back to our servers. I was very excited.He said.
“I couldn’t believe my eyes. There, on the squad, there was a man, perhaps a waterfall coordinator who did not wear a dress, but a strange shirt that looked like that.
Thus, it turns out that despite the supervision of digital artists, the plan to “cleanse” the plan, the silhouette of this technician was kept in the film.
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