When this happens, the whole series will get rebooted, not just the prequels.
I'm surprisingly okay with that.
*Jumps behind chair*
When this happens, the whole series will get rebooted, not just the prequels.
I'm surprisingly okay with that.
Even though Sucker Punch was terrible, I always liked his role in it as well.god damn @ oscar isaac. he went overnight from the small part in drive to a coen bros. movie, xmen and freaking star wars.
he deserves it too.
uh, i remember a huge thread about that, but not surprise that was false.
still, im hoping we learn someday about the story ideas from George Lucas that were thrown away by Disney.
god damn @ oscar isaac. he went overnight from the small part in drive to a coen bros. movie, xmen and freaking star wars.
he deserves it too.
Good. I like that Han looks like he's seen some shit in these last 30 years.Han Solo looking rough.
When this happens, the whole series will get rebooted, not just the prequels.
Wasn't Luke a girl and Han Solo a Wookie in the original script?Personally, I'm hoping that when the inevitable reboot happens, they do a reimagining instead and base it off The Star Wars (rough draft) or Adventures of The Starkiller.
But that will never happen.
Wasn't Luke a girl and Han Solo a Wookie in the original script?
Not a joke, I remember reading this somewhere.
I feel like the canon time period between Jedi and episode 7 is going to be a crazy 30 years with a dense amount of story to tell.
For example.....
The rebellion in episode 7 are referred to as the "resistance" and the empire as the "first order". This was proven by the prop descriptions at celebration. However, also canon is that 1 year after Jedi there was a "Battle of Jakku" that the downed super star destroyer from the trailer comes from. Well the funny thing is during that battle - the canon two sides were called the New Republic and the remenamtes of the empire.
Here is the PR for the game that called it out: "Battlefront" will also include a free downloadable level available two weeks before "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" opens in theaters Dec. 18. It's set on Jakku, the battle-scarred desert planet glimpsed in "Force Awakens" teasers. The expansion, dubbed "Battle of Jakku," will explore the moment following "Return of the Jedi" when the New Republic confronted Imperial holdouts on the previously unseen Outer Rim.
To go from rebels to forming a new republic and then back to a resistance - there must be a hell of amount of stuff that went down in just 30 years.
Then again - from episode 3 to Jedi is probably about 25-30 years and that is essentially the rise and fall of the empire.
I feel like the canon time period between Jedi and episode 7 is going to be a crazy 30 years with a dense amount of story to tell.
For example.....
The rebellion in episode 7 are referred to as the "resistance" and the empire as the "first order". This was proven by the prop descriptions at celebration. However, also canon is that 1 year after Jedi there was a "Battle of Jakku" that the downed super star destroyer from the trailer comes from. Well the funny thing is during that battle - the canon two sides were called the New Republic and the remenamtes of the empire.
Here is the PR for the game that called it out: "Battlefront" will also include a free downloadable level available two weeks before "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" opens in theaters Dec. 18. It's set on Jakku, the battle-scarred desert planet glimpsed in "Force Awakens" teasers. The expansion, dubbed "Battle of Jakku," will explore the moment following "Return of the Jedi" when the New Republic confronted Imperial holdouts on the previously unseen Outer Rim.
To go from rebels to forming a new republic and then back to a resistance - there must be a hell of amount of stuff that went down in just 30 years.
Then again - from episode 3 to Jedi is probably about 25-30 years and that is essentially the rise and fall of the empire.
god damn @ oscar isaac. he went overnight from the small part in drive to a coen bros. movie, xmen and freaking star wars.
he deserves it too.
Mhm. Good cast.
This all makes me re-consider what I thought the universe of The Force Awakens is like.
I thought that with stormtroopers still around, there couldn't be much subtlety there. I took that as "the Empire is still around", and any idea that the Empire had declined or been defeated by the Rebels at the end of Jedi was some EU crap that Disney had thrown in the garbage. And I liked that idea... it made me think that the Rebels didn't finish the job after all, and the old enemy was still around just with Palpatine and Vader out of the picture.
But now, with this "the First Order" stuff, it seems almost like the status quo of the EU. The Empire was set back and splintered after ROTJ, and this First Order is just another imperial remnant, the kind of which turned up time and time again in the EU.
And even calling it the New Republic and the Imperial remnant in an era right after the end of ROTJ....? It seems like far less of the general concept of the EU was thrown out after all.. just individual stories.
I dunno if I like that. I thought we were getting a completely alternate path from the EU for how things went after ROTJ . Now it kinda seems like the 30 year period after ROTJ was a lot like the EU... and The Force Awakens era is a lot like Star Wars Legacy - one of the imperial remnants gains power and things go back to a very OT-like dynamic.
What I liked about the Empire still being around was that they could play with the core of the galactic conflict and go in a completely different direction with it that matters. If what I'm seeing is true, then it just reads as a very EU "this Empire vs Rebels stuff just goes on forever" vibe....
god damn @ oscar isaac. he went overnight from the small part in drive to a coen bros. movie, xmen and freaking star wars.
he deserves it too.
I wanted to see who's handing Leia the lightsaber so I Photoshopped several frames from the trailer together to get a better look:
Looks like a big eyed alien, possibly a child considering how short they are.
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It is rumored that it's Zoe Saldana's character.
This all makes me re-consider what I thought the universe of The Force Awakens is like.
I thought that with stormtroopers still around, there couldn't be much subtlety there. I took that as "the Empire is still around", and any idea that the Empire had declined or been defeated by the Rebels at the end of Jedi was some EU crap that Disney had thrown in the garbage. And I liked that idea... it made me think that the Rebels didn't finish the job after all, and the old enemy was still around just with Palpatine and Vader out of the picture.
But now, with this "the First Order" stuff, it seems almost like the status quo of the EU. The Empire was set back and splintered after ROTJ, and this First Order is just another imperial remnant, the kind of which turned up time and time again in the EU.
And even calling it the New Republic and the Imperial remnant in an era right after the end of ROTJ....? It seems like far less of the general concept of the EU was thrown out after all.. just individual stories.
I dunno if I like that. I thought we were getting a completely alternate path from the EU for how things went after ROTJ . Now it kinda seems like the 30 year period after ROTJ was a lot like the EU... and The Force Awakens era is a lot like Star Wars Legacy - one of the imperial remnants gains power and things go back to a very OT-like dynamic.
What I liked about the Empire still being around was that they could play with the core of the galactic conflict and go in a completely different direction with it that matters. If what I'm seeing is true, then it just reads as a very EU "this Empire vs Rebels stuff just goes on forever" vibe....
I still can't wrap my head around the idea that I will see Luke wield a light saber once more, or that I will see Han sitting in the Falcon with Chewie by his side.. Maybe scruffy looking will make a cameo.
Never heard that one.And he turned down the Dr. Strange role! Now we're stuck with Benedict Cumberbatch.
This all makes me re-consider what I thought the universe of The Force Awakens is like.
I thought that with stormtroopers still around, there couldn't be much subtlety there. I took that as "the Empire is still around", and any idea that the Empire had declined or been defeated by the Rebels at the end of Jedi was some EU crap that Disney had thrown in the garbage. And I liked that idea... it made me think that the Rebels didn't finish the job after all, and the old enemy was still around just with Palpatine and Vader out of the picture.
But now, with this "the First Order" stuff, it seems almost like the status quo of the EU. The Empire was set back and splintered after ROTJ, and this First Order is just another imperial remnant, the kind of which turned up time and time again in the EU.
And even calling it the New Republic and the Imperial remnant in an era right after the end of ROTJ....? It seems like far less of the general concept of the EU was thrown out after all.. just individual stories.
I dunno if I like that. I thought we were getting a completely alternate path from the EU for how things went after ROTJ . Now it kinda seems like the 30 year period after ROTJ was a lot like the EU... and The Force Awakens era is a lot like Star Wars Legacy - one of the imperial remnants gains power and things go back to a very OT-like dynamic.
What I liked about the Empire still being around was that they could play with the core of the galactic conflict and go in a completely different direction with it that matters. If what I'm seeing is true, then it just reads as a very EU "this Empire vs Rebels stuff just goes on forever" vibe....
Oh, I'd wondered who was responsible for the other half of those views.Half those million views per hour are mine. At LEAST half. Seriously, I have never replayed a YT vid so much ever.
It is rumored that it's Zoe Saldana's character.
EDIT: Not Zoe Saldana, I meant Lupita Nyong'o.
He was great in A Most Violent Year.
At the very least TFA will look much better than the prequels. Check out that art design. They have that shit nailed.The teasers look great, but so did Phantom Menace teasers back in the day. And JJ Abrams writing, directing and producing.... well, I liked Super 8 for what it was, but hopefully Star Wars will be more than nostalgic tribute to original trilogy. Well, I can't help but be excited really, I just don't want to be disappointed again.
It's so dense. Every single image has so many things going on.This movie looks expensirific. Every frame looks like it cost 10 million dollars to film.
This movie looks expensirific. Every frame looks like it cost 10 million dollars to film.
At the very least TFA will look much better than the prequels. Check out that art design. They have that shit nailed.
What is it with Rick's?fuck you rick berman
what's going on? lol
Princess Leia looks better than ever.
I didn't get people's obsession with metal bikini Leia, but I get it now.