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Old 10-30-12, 04:02 PM
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Man, is it a rule on DVDTALK that every thread has to have a post from the Whedon nuthuggers? Give it the fuck up already.
Nolan could direct them and one of the characters could push a vertebrae back in using the force.
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I'll still see it.
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I'd like to see them approach these as a trilogy at a time, rather than random one-off films...but at this point I'm good with anything. (except remaking the existing films) just proceed with any of the numerous story lines already developed over the last 20yrs....doesn't lucasfilm own those anyways?

Hamill as a link/nod to the previous films (such as Spock was in Star Trek) in a supporting role for the first film would be great.
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This can only mean good things AFAIC (as long as it's not animated).
Even Pixar?
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If it is about Leia and Han's kids Carrie Fisher could do a cameo and maybe explain how Leia remembers Padme. You know, fix continuity errors before adding new ones.
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Get ready to buy the "Complete Saga"

all.
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I'd watch a Brad Bird-directed, Drew Karpyshyn-written Episode VII.

But there are many, many other combinations where I simply wouldn't give a flip.
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Sam Worthington as Luke Skywalker
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Wow - Groucho - 3 page thread in 2 hours?

Is this a record?
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Originally Posted by jeffkjoe
Just adapt the Timothy Zahn movies, and bam-bam-bam! You've got a new trilogy.
I would love to have movie adaptations of the Thrawn trilogy. However, the big problem is that as already mentioned, Hamill, Fisher, and Ford, are all too old now. If they did an adaptation of the Thrawn trilogy they would have to either recast the actors (which I really really do not want) or make it an animated movie.

Adaptations of the New Jedi Order novel series would work well too since those are more about the next generation Solo and Skywalker kids. And hell with 19 novels in that series, Disney could milk it forever.
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how bout a pre-prequel? I'd love to see Count Dooku as a kid. Maybe he was a podracer, too.
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Besides Whedon, how many other big name directors out there are known for being able to handle science fiction? I know Ridley Scott is one, but he would never whore himself out to Disney.
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Originally Posted by jeffkjoe
STAR WARS VII in 3 years means:

A quick job.

Just adapt the Timothy Zahn movies, and bam-bam-bam! You've got a new trilogy.
The deal supposedly came with a detailed treatment for the next three films, so it's obviously been in the works for a little while.
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Re: Star Wars: Episode VII (2015, D: Unknown, S: Unknown)

As long as they get the directors of John Carter, Tron: Legacy, and Beverly Hills Chihuahua onboard, how can this possibly miss?

I kid. I think it's probably for the best that Lucas relinquished control of Star Wars. Not that I'm entirely optimistic about a new movie, but it couldn't possibly suck more than any of the prequels. That's not entirely true. But they set a new low for quality control. I have the worst winds right now.
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Originally Posted by DJariya
Besides Whedon, how many other big name directors out there are known for being able to handle science fiction? I know Ridley Scott is one, but he would never whore himself out to Disney.
Wasn't he involved with the Monopoly movie at one point? Ridley Scott is plenty capable of whoring.
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Re: Star Wars: Episode VII (2015, D: Unknown, S: Unknown)

Originally Posted by Artman
Hamill as a link/nod to the previous films (such as Spock was in Star Trek) in a supporting role for the first film would be great.
Putting Hamill in as the Obi Wan type character would be a good way to go.

Personally, I think the time to have Hamill, Fisher, and Ford involved has passed.
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So if they plan on 2015 for the next film - can we assume they have already begun development? I would think 3 years is barely enough time for a regular movie, much less another Star Wars one.
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Re: Star Wars: Episode VII (2015, D: Unknown, S: Unknown)

Originally Posted by Tom Creo
Man, is it a rule on DVDTALK that every thread has to have a post from the Whedon nuthuggers? Give it the fuck up already.
Don't you and the other Whedon-hating hipsters have anything better to do?

Originally Posted by DJariya
Besides Whedon, how many other big name directors out there are known for being able to handle science fiction?
Whedon and Brad Bird are both solid choices, and both obviously have a history of working well with Disney.
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http://news.doddleme.com/television-...s-star-wars-7/
And even more telling … with Kathleen Kennedy running the show, will Spielberg finally direct one? The Force is strong with this one.
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I was thinking that a sequel with the children of Solo/Leia would be good. And since they want to drive the franchise forever, you could even end a trilogy with the dark side winning.
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Really, really surprised at all the negative reaction to this news. What alternative would you guys prefer? No more Star Wars ever? Which, aside from TV projects, seemed like what were going to get from Lucasfilm even after George stepped down. More Lucas-written and directed films? The bad taste of those three prequels and no chance of ever seeing the original trilogy restored?

Granted, Disney may do nothing but screw the pooch on these and we may never see that original trilogy restored...but things are much more hopeful now than they were yesterday for the Star Wars franchise as a whole. In fact, it's too bad "A NEW HOPE" has already been used, because that would be the PERFECT title for the next film!
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Wonder what this means for the planned EU books. I think Del Rey was supposed to sign a new contract in 2013.


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