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Star Wars: In Production [Rumors/SPOILERS for All Films Past, Present, & Future]
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Ether_Snake
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Making a Han film is fucking stupid.
Not really. If it was good, you'd go see it. Financially, it's sound. They could also have Fett, and various other galaxy scum in there. It could be pretty damn good if the script is right.
TheJollyCorner
Member
Make the film about Greedo.
The twist is he needed the bounty money to buy the freedom of his children back from Jabba.
End it in the Cantina.
The twist is he needed the bounty money to buy the freedom of his children back from Jabba.
End it in the Cantina.
Sadly Garry Whitta is wrote the first spinoff and he isn't s very good screenwriter. Major step down from Lwarence Kasdan who wrote Episode VII with Abrams
As usual I'll wait until the film comes out before I write it off. He has some misses in his work log, but he did Book of Eli, which i enjoyed immensely.
Book of Eli and After Earth are the only movies he has worked on.
Eli is a collection of not very well thought out or executed tropes and genre cliches, okay at best for me. I haven't actually seen After URF because I just value my time a bit more than that.
But I have some morbid curiosity about it.Honestly I don't quite get why he got the Star Wars gig. Being Will Smith's script-biznitch must've surely landed him all sorts of connections.
DiipuSurotu
Banned
I would have loved to play a Han Solo adventure game way back when in the style of Indiana Jones & the Fate of Atlantis. That's the only non-Harrison Ford Han Solo I'd want.
I'm generally skeptical of that Making Star Wars site (remember the "twist bigger than Vader is Luke's father" rumor?). If a Han movie is in production, it kind of makes sense in context of Han possibly dying in The Force Awakens. They kill him off then put out a spinoff film about the character's origins.
Could work, but I'm inclined to disbelieve this one.
Could work, but I'm inclined to disbelieve this one.
We can finally know how blue milk is made.
Poodlestrike
Banned
You're joking, but that could actually be really good. Have us get to know Greedo, sympathize with him, see his downfall as he accepts a bounty from Jabba, then end it right as he walks into the cantina.
Badlucktroll
Member
Anyone care to speculate on why the empire still exists?
You're assuming it still does.
Because killing the Emperor doesn't necessarily mean everyone in the Empire just gave up and went home. Nor does it mean the Rebels can suddenly overpower them -- they're still one fleet against a galaxy-wide military.
Imperial Governors good at politicking and keeping power. Lots of storm troopers and weaponry remain under their control. Death Star 3 further along than expected.
I see it like this. Why wouldn't it? The Empire is still massive and it's likely the rebels weren't able to push onto complete victory. Even though the celebrations in the end of rotj were definitely meant to show the end of the empire, I think that will just be written of as premature celebrations and a few civilian uprisings.
Poodlestrike
Banned
A galactic empire is a big thing, and even with FTL communications there's going to be a lot of redundancies and largely independent authorities. Killing the Empire and blowing up the Death Star doesn't mean the whole assemblage would just roll to a halt. I suspect we won't see one Empire, but rather a lot of little squabbling ones as various governors and warlords try to assert themselves as the new Emperor. Think Germany before unification but after the HRE's authority had started to dissolve.
We already know it does.
The main reason is Lucas is no longer in control. I don't know why so many fandoms are full of depressing no-hopefuls.
Look towards the future with hope and expect something fun.
We know that the Empire's military remains. We don't know whether there is an Emperor running things or whether different factions emerged after Sidious' death.
How established is Han Solo's backstory in the old Expanded Universe? Because if it's quite well established, the rumoured young Han film will be a big opportunity for Disney to overwrite stuff from the pre-Endor canon. Interesting to see how they approach this, I was under the impression that they were treating the pre-Endor stuff as unofficially canon if the Tarkin novel is anything to go by.
All of the Expand Universe -- pre-movies, post-movies, movie sidestories -- is no longer canon. Only new books, shows, etc. moving forward will be considered as part of the official EU, which includes Tarkin since it just came out.
Nope ALL of the EU is gone.
Lucasfilm stated that all Star Wars material released prior to Spring 2014 is non-canon sans The Clone Wars & the 6 films.
Also on another note the R2 Builders Club has completed their first BB-8:
Nope ALL of the EU is gone.
Lucasfilm stated that all Star Wars material released prior to Spring 2014 is non-canon sans The Clone Wars & the 6 films.
Also on another note the R2 Builders Club has completed their first BB-8:
whats the word on functionality?
Ether_Snake
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Hahaha, from the Red Letter Media SW Holiday Special:
nooooooooo
The Roman Empire didn't collapse after Caeser was killed
Poodlestrike
Banned
Hasn't she said that she can't remember filming it because she was high basically the entire time? Would explain some stuff, lol.
Fisher said once both she and Ford were high on cocaine when they filmed the landing at cloud city scene in Empire. Coke and Star Wars have a long history
Coke and Hollywood would be a more apt description really, back in those days it was pretty much one big coke party all day every day there.
In case any other champions like Jaeger are interested; since Dark Horse is losing the license they're having a huge (digital format) SW blowout until 1/1:
Everything 50% off
Or just buy the entire library for $300
I'm buying two of everything for Cheebo.
vagabondarts
Member
Absolutely hilarious. Amazing I've never noticed that
Nicktendo86
Member
Wishnthe cast was high while making the prequels, might have made them interesting at least.Fisher said once both she and Ford were high on cocaine when they filmed the landing at cloud city scene in Empire. Coke and Star Wars have a long history
Fisher said once both she and Ford were high on cocaine when they filmed the landing at cloud city scene in Empire. Coke and Star Wars have a long history
Yeah Ford was way into the Hollywood coke scene in the 70's/early 80's like Fisher.
Lucky Forward
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When the Blues Brothers came out in 1980, the joke around Hollywood was that it was a $40 million movie...$20 million for the production and $20 million for cocaine.
You didn't see that coke nail?