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Lukus wrote:Dead Poet's SocietyCrispyXUK wrote:Enlighten me.Lukus wrote:Probably worth looking up what films Disney have produced, no?Disney said it planned to release new film Star Wars Episode 7 in 2015.They should just start at Episode I again, pretend it never happened.
That will be followed by Episodes 8 and 9 and then one new movie every two or three years, the company said.
Disney though? I mean, I know Star Wars is essentially a kids film that appeals to a broader range, but Disney, gah.
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mowgli wrote: I fucking love willies.
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ubergine wrote:Given Disney's track record with games, I can presume it'll just go back to movie tie-ins for the 3DS/Wii with a couple of Just Dance: Star Wars titles.
Hopefully this might also free up the clamps on Star Wars games development.
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superdelphinus wrote:I'm with you on this.
"My only worry is that Disney don't respect the substantial expanded universe that has been built up over the years"
My opinion is the exact reverse of this
meme wrote:Apparently Paramount have some fingers in the franchise and not really worth much to Disney or the bother right now. Probably canned. It is Harrison Ford after all, I don't think they have anywhere to go with it and certainly not with Shia. Might as well let it die.
Wonder what this means for Indy 5.
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beastmaster wrote:Jeez, after watching that I'm even more sure this is going to end bad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=YyqlTi7lkhY#!
George Lucas on why he did it.
vizzini wrote:I'll assume you're trolling as no one could be that fucking mental.
As much I loved the original films growing up, and have watched each one more times than I care to admit, the reality is that they are filled with continuity errors that can only be fixed by remaking 4,5,6 to the same qualities as 1,2,3.
Anyone that has an eye for great production quality will have overcome the initial shattering of the legend they what for, and now see episodes 1,2, 3 as exceptional production quality family films that are great fun to watch and find something new every time(just like the originals).
Hopefully Disney will by-pass the problems from 4,5,6 and make new versions of the films, rather than inherit (loveable)flaws and try spin 7,8,9 with a bobbin that had all its thread used in episode 6.
For people still blindly believing 4,5,6 are superior to 1,2,3. I won't trash those historically great films. But do yourself a favour and watch all of them in numerical order(1,2,3,4,5, 6) or release order (4,5,6, 1,2,3) on blu-ray and you'll have to try hard to deny what you are seeing to keep that view (imho).
vizzini wrote:If you're trolling that is beautifully done
For people still blindly believing 4,5,6 are superior to 1,2,3. I won't trash those historically great films. But do yourself a favour and watch all of them in numerical order(1,2,3,4,5, 6) or release order (4,5,6, 1,2,3) on blu-ray and you'll have to try hard to deny what you are seeing to keep that view (imho).
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