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I was talking to my daughter about this. They are likely to open up plenty of new stories just from the holes in VII VIII and IX that they could tell. They could easily recast Luke in the following phase of movies and tell the story of what happened between 6 and 7.
Not sure if this is true, but I thought one of the contractual provisions was that none of his movies could be remade.
I don't know if I've ever used this one before butto the bolded.
Why did nobody tell Steven Spielberg that it probably wasn't a good idea to call his movie "The BFG"?
Of course. There was almost no way they would have been commercial failures, no matter how bad they were.
"Hey, Steve. You do know what people will really call your movie, right?"
Groupthink convinces people of lots of things.
1. we didn't see him do it.
And all I waas trying to say was that it HAS been crossed - for a lot of people. Just not everybody.
Star Wars Rebels animated series may fill in some of this information - we already know there are/were a bunch of assassins with lightsabers hunting down the remaining Jedi in addition to Vader
It would seem easy enough, don't CGI the mouth and just have an actor say the lines and have the CGI layover the rest of his face or do a side shot when he speaks so we only see a portion of his mouth. It might have been more dramatic to see it that way anyway.
Ummm...that was the name of the book. No group think necessary.
"Hey, Steve. You do know what people will really call your movie, right?"
Groupthink convinces people of lots of things.
Not as many had heard of that as some people think. And when it was written acronyms with "BF" didn't have the same connotation.
This. Plus, how would you make the Vader movie without it being boring AF? He's not much of a talker outside threats and orders, unless he's groveling before the Emperor. Would you just have a series of lightsaber battles against the Jedi? That gets a little tedious. Now, if you told it from the perspective of the Jedi, that could be good. It'd be like survival-horror.
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It's so strange to me that there are people who don't think "wow that's a technological marvel" and instead think how it's not a perfect replica of a person who has passed away.
5 or 10 years ago this would have been crazy. A guy who has been ####### dead since 1994 just played a huge role in a blockbuster sci-fi movie. It was awesome, and some people are way too spoiled if they don't realize that.
His estate was definitely compensated, not sure why it would be an issue now. The point of having an estate is that someone makes these decisions, right?
What they lack in acting and plot, they almost make up for with universe building. The settings, size and scale of the galaxy is felt throughout the prequels. It's amplified in the clone wars show. I would not want to lose all that when they've already destroyed the EU.
Probably a combo. I doubt they were going for a perfect remake of the two. Anybody could have dressed up as them.
I wrote about it in my review page 14 or 15 in there somewhere after I apologized for bashing this thing the entire way but then like a fanboy bought primo tix to see it and was blown away.
Revenge Of The Sith was solid, I can watch that one anytime. It is the only prequel with any true value (other than Darth Mauls fight scene with Qui Gon and Obi Wan). Obviously Episode one was made for kids and not pioneer Star Wars fans. I accepted that. Episode two was pure hot garbage.
Well then my friend........you saw the greatness that is Rouge One!!!
Yep....and his side kick whose arm was taken off by Obi Wan in the Creature Cantina. Awesome nod to the 1977 original.
Yeah I thought is was awesome. CGI today is amazing. It's a sci-fi fantasy movie....how the #### can we nit-pic something like that in a fantasy movie on such an epic scale.
