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Star Wars discussion
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AceDetective
Banned
I'm a big fan of the films an an even bigger fan of the expanded universe. There's some fantastic books/comics out there that really improve and develop the characters introduced in the films
I personally have only read 1 comic book, and it was about darth maul’s “real death” at the hands of lukes uncle.
I like the lego star wars games, and battlefront, but I want to get the old republic soon.
My friend even managed to get me to go to the 3D showing of SW1 a few months ago.
Ninja Eevee
Haunters Gonna Haunt
Disney bought Clubpenguin when i played it and ruined it for me. I hate how disney ar eplanning to make 3 more movies for the star wars saga. The only good thing coming out of this is that the $4 Billion George Luas got from Disney is gogin to charity
Well, we really don't know anything yet. They may be amazing movies for all we know. All we really know is that George Lucas isn't totally involved, so it won't be as bad as the prequels, at least.
i dont really see why everyone hates the prequels so much. i like 2 and 3, and i liked 1 when they reanimated yoda.
but granted the original trilogy is better but that doesnt meant the prequels suck.
Watch Harry Plinkett's reviews of the prequels. I'm not linking to them here, because he cusses a lot, and a good amount of people on this site are kids, but they can easily be found on Youtube.
wjo cares what 1 guy says.
as long as a movie is entertaining i usually like it.
i prefer the SW books though, especially the ones that take place after episode 6.
No really, the Plinkett reviews are required viewing for people who have seen the prequels.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxKtZmQgxrI
I would advertise these as satire, greatly comedic, but they're also incredibly well written and well structured reviews and the final part of his Episode 3 review is all so painfully and sadly true.
That was him trying to NOT to be boring and being humorous? I'd prefer if he did sound like a huge nerd instead, at least that way he wouldn't bore me to the point of being tired. Like I said, I'd gladly read a transcript or something of his review, but there's no way I am listening to that.
I actually enjoy listening to it. Yeah, it is monotone and quite unenthusiastic sounding, but I think it makes the review all the more hilarious.
BCVM22
Well-Known Member
They've already said definitively that the new films will be original material. That doesn't mean they can't take elements from existing EU material, but taken at face value, it would indicate that they won't be adapting any existing stories outright.
AceDetective
Banned
There probably gonna take events from the EU and put there own spin on it.
Like the kids. I could easily imagine them making the new films about the next generation of solos and skywalkers. Maybe not the same names or personalities as the ones in the EU
Like the kids. I could easily imagine them making the new films about the next generation of solos and skywalkers. Maybe not the same names or personalities as the ones in the EU
Yeah. It's kind of subtle comedy.
Charizard-Fan
Star Wars fan
I'm a big fan of Star Wars. I love Star Wars movies (all six), books, comics, TV shows and video games.
I hope that upcoming Star Wars movies will be great ones.
I hope that upcoming Star Wars movies will be great ones.
Because it is one of the most famous plot twists in film history. Not even James Earl Jones knew about the twist until after they filmed it. I don't know, why is Clark Gable's "Frankly my dear" line so often parodied? Or lines from The Godfather? If you've seen Empire Strikes Back or have any knowledge of its significance and still feel compelled to ask, then you are probably won't understand anyway.