Poor Image: No Body Left Behind

I could do that, but personally I think it's better with the "he's there, he's vanishing, he's gone" sequence. I can shrink it down a bit if it's too big.

Hm... That reminds me of when Yoda dies. Same reason as Obi-Wan, but you can see him fade away.

Bingo!

http://imgur.com/nOtlpqs

So, which is better?

Both are good, although I lean toward Yoda.

That crossed my mind...I certainly won't complain if the DC pic is used.

edited 22nd May '13 7:23:06 AM by Willbyr

I lean against Yoda. They're perfectly equivalent in terms of content, but we've got a million and one Star Wars images. Why not give this to something with a little less exposure?

I lean towards the dying Mystic, partly because it gives exposure to an otherwise underrepresented really good film but mostly because I think the images are clearer and less cluttered than the Yoda ones.

Speaking of underrepresented films, could you please tell me where 49 is from?
Thank you.

edited 22nd May '13 7:39:23 AM by Rethkir

The Dark Crystal, when "The Wisest of the Mystics" dies right after being the Quest-Giver for the rest of the film.

edited 22nd May '13 7:31:46 AM by Melkior

Bump; any other thoughts?

Dark Crystal works for me.

I already said that, didn't I?

Uploaded and ready. "Going, going... gone!"

Who does the work of putting the pic on the page? The uploader (me) or the OP?

edited 28th May '13 10:18:33 AM by Melkior

That looks good. To answer your question, anyone can add the pic to the page once a consensus is reached, but I'm the one who often does it.

'Cause Willy's the least lazy of us.

edited 28th May '13 2:43:56 PM by AnotherDuck

One or two more s for the Dark Crystal pic and we can run with it.

The only thing I'd say about the Dark Crystal one is that it takes three images to convey the trope. That said, there's nothing wrong with the Dark Crystal one if you need an extra vote.

edited 6th Jun '13 3:55:03 PM by Wyldchyld

That's pretty much what's needed for any good example.

1. Here
2. Fading
3. Gone

edited 6th Jun '13 6:24:12 PM by Rethkir

Good enough. The pic's up, potholed, and tagged. Caption or no? I'm leaning toward no.

Also no.

I say no caption. It's not needed. The collage does all the work, as a good page image should.

Locking up.