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You should have punched yourself square in the face after typing that bs.episode 3 of the prequels crapped all over the og 3 bro
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You should have punched yourself square in the face after typing that bs.episode 3 of the prequels crapped all over the og 3 bro
You should have punched yourself square in the face after typing that bs.episode 3 of the prequels crapped all over the og 3 bro
Not a fan of the merger/acquisition.
I like competition and distinction in my market place.
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did you like avengers?
WELP...
Report: 'Star Wars 7' won't be based on the books
By Leslie Gornstein, E! Online
If Disney is buying LucasFilm, how will that affect Star Wars: Episode 7 and other Star Wars projects? Any word on what the movie will be about?--Flannel, via Twitter
"Star Wars" fans are already wondering what the seventh film will bring, and it's not due out till 2015.
Well, we know that, whatever the plot of Episode 7, George Lucas won't have a heavy hand in the day-to-day creation of it. He's apparently written the treatments for the films, but he won't produce or direct--an excellent opportunity for another visionary to jettison Jar Jar Binks out of an airlock permanently.
As for the plot, Star Wars superfans have a theory on what they'll be seeing next. But I have a surprise for them: They're wrong. If you're a fan, you're definitely gonna want to read on.
Read more details about Star Wars episodes 8, 9 and beyond
First of all, you should know that there is an official canon concerning the Star Wars universe. Those stories cover the years after rebel victory (i.e., after Return of the Jedi). It's written in a series of books called the Thrawn Trilogy, by author Timothy Zahn. Die-hard Star Wars fans know the trilogy well, and they say that a big-screen adaptation of the first book, "Heir to the Empire," would make the most logical Episode 7.
"Of all the speculation out there about the content of this new trilogy, that's the single most concrete idea," says Eric Geller of the fan site TheForce.net. "It's almost inevitable that the story will take place in the same time frame as those books."
So what happens in "those books?"
Well, Luke Skywalker meets a real would-be assassin lady named Mara Jade, who was trained to avenge the Emperor by crushing Luke's pretty blond head. Instead, Jade falls for Luke and, a subsequent graphic novel, the two marry. Skywalker also has to deal with the fact that he's the only Jedi left, at least, for now, and he goes about trying to fix that.
Princess Leia and Han Solo also play heavily into the Thrawn Trilogy, popping out a pair of twins (of course) among other things. As for the name Thrawn, well, that refers to a grand admiral with imperial sympathies who takes over as the leader of the vanquished enemy faction.
So is that the basis for Episode 7 or not? I've heard directly from LucasFilm and other sources close to the picture, and they say: Definitely not.
"It's an original story," a LucasFilm source tells me.
In other words, forget the Star Wars novels. Forget the graphic novels. Forget everything you think you know about what happens to Luke Skywalker. According to my sources, Episode 7 will literally be nothing you've ever seen or read before from the Star Wars universe.
I also hear from several sources that, no matter what you may hear to the contrary, no director has been officially attached to the project.
Meanwhile, there isn't much news regarding the other big Star Wars projects currently in development.
A spoofy cartoon TV series, Detours, was announced in August, spearheaded by Seth Green and the other creators of Robot Chicken. No release dates or networks were revealed, but Disney has said that it envisions some sort of Star Wars presence on its Disney XD channel. I wouldn't be surprised if Detours landed there.
Disney is paying how much for LucasFilm!?
Lastly, there's the live action series, which has been bubbling around since 2008 and which is supposed to take place between Episodes 3 and 4, when Luke Skywalker is growing up.
As I reported earlier, Lucasfilm was still talking in enthusiastic terms about Star Wars: Underworld less than a year ago. At that time, the show had a lot of scripts in the can but no financing. But if there's one thing that Disney has, it's money. Still, insiders tell me it's too soon to expect any announcements on either series.
episode 3 of the prequels crapped all over the og 3 bro
better then a new hope, empire stricks back and return of the jedi?
i understand everyone is entitled to their opinion but your statement is ridiculous. i doubt you even saw the original trilogy before you saw the new one. and even if you did, you would not be saying that because the originals are classics. what they did for the movie industry will forever be cemented as greatness, whereas the new trilogy is barely talked about in a great manner.
But seriously, Originals are just Original, and betterYou should have punched yourself square in the face after typing that bs.episode 3 of the prequels crapped all over the og 3 bro
At the time, the originals were something that was new and somewhat have never been done before. It was fresh and a start of a movement for that time period. The prequels didn't have that wow effect after watching them like the originals did. They were good, just not as good.Yes I do think so.better then a new hope, empire stricks back and return of the jedi?episode 3 of the prequels crapped all over the og 3 bro
i understand everyone is entitled to their opinion but your statement is ridiculous. i doubt you even saw the original trilogy before you saw the new one. and even if you did, you would not be saying that because the originals are classics. what they did for the movie industry will forever be cemented as greatness, whereas the new trilogy is barely talked about in a great manner.
Those reasons have nothing to do with the movie itself head to head against another movie. If legacy determines how good a movie is to you then It devalues the actual movie itself.
Oh good reasons they were first so they automatically have to be betterYou should have punched yourself square in the face after typing that bs.episode 3 of the prequels crapped all over the og 3 broBut seriously, Originals are just Original, and better
At the time, the originals were something that was new and somewhat have never been done before. It was fresh and a start of a movement for that time period. The prequels didn't have that wow effect after watching them like the originals did. They were good, just not as good.
\\screw live action, gimme a CGI Old republic movie and Im goodThose of you who don't believe there are places to go. This video shows otherwise. If they did even HALF as good as this stuff, live action, we'll never be the same.
You're overreacting and/or being pessimistic like you yourself have said. Also I don't see how you think there won't be competition anymore. There is competition but you're thinking about the wrong names. This acquisition will push Newscorp that owns 20th Century Fox, NBC Universal that owns Universal studios, Viacom that owns Paramount, Sony that owns Columbia and Time Warner that owns Warner Bros. among other film studios I haven't named to continue to make moves and come up with ideas to produce different films that will make a lot of money. I assumed you mean competition for movies in general (which varies) since it isn't a direct competition all the time and not just specifically competition of sci-fi space movies.Not a fan of the merger/acquisition.
I like competition and distinction in my market place.
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did you like avengers?
While I'll admit that I enjoyed the avengers, let it noted that I enjoyed TDK/TDKR better.
I just personally don't like the thought of all these franchises being underneath the Disney, umbrella, media conglomerate. Fact is the Disney brand has an image it would like to maintain, and I feel like this could potentially clash with some content that may arise with some of the acquired brands. This is just me be super pessimistic, though
Diversity and competition within any given market place is healthy. Always! I'm likely over-reacting, but I'm still not a fan of the merger.
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Cant believe noones said this already.....
GET CHRISTOPHER NOLAN TO DO IT!
For Star Wars? I honestly think that'd be too much for him or he'd cut out a lot to fit w/e vision he has in mind for the film.Cant believe noones said this already.....
GET CHRISTOPHER NOLAN TO DO IT!
what's this episode gonna be about?
Cant believe noones said this already.....
GET CHRISTOPHER NOLAN TO DO IT!
Agreed. Although I'd be curious to see Nolan's take on Star Wars, it's just not the movie for his style.Cant believe noones said this already.....
GET CHRISTOPHER NOLAN TO DO IT!
Not for the main trilogy they are going for, but a Christopher Nolanesque side story set in that universe would be cool.