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| jdwilson | Date: Thursday, 2013-02-28, 9:51 PM | Message # 1 |
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| [/font][font=Calibri]First off I want to say that Star Wars is by far my favorite
Sci-Fi universe, despite of George Lucas’ best efforts to ruin it. So when they said that there would be an
Episode VII I must say I was pumped that there would be more movies, but at the
same time a little timid as I must say I am bit scared that the new ones will
not be as epic as the original. So I
want to start my first thread by getting your thoughts as to where Disney and
Lucasfilm may take the series. How far
ahead will they jump, 30 years? Or less?
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| Gelirwen | Date: Sunday, 2013-03-17, 6:13 PM | Message # 2 |
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| At least 30 years if they want the original actors to appear at all as their characters. And surely they want that. Everyone wants to see them again!
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| jdwilson | Date: Monday, 2013-03-18, 9:27 PM | Message # 3 |
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| I think that the general consensus is that Luke, Leia and Han will not be the central characters in these films, but rather the children: Jacen, Jana, and Aniken; depending on how far forward the go.
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| Self_Rescuing_Princess | Date: Saturday, 2013-03-23, 3:54 AM | Message # 4 |
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| I'm not wild about JJ Abrams as a choice of directors here. I would have been so much happier with Ronald D Moore.
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| jdwilson | Date: Sunday, 2013-03-24, 9:48 PM | Message # 5 |
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| I think JJ Abrams from a marketing standpoint was a better pick, because of his success with Star Trek. I personally would have liked Moore or even Joss Whedon.
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