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Disney buys Star Wars: Episodes 7 - 9 start in 2015
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Use the force Tinkerbell lol
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Im excited for new movies. My grandchildren (assuming i evr GET any) will love them!
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Well maybe Disney is willing to restore the original moviest then.
I can't wait to get my first Disney released Star Wars Episode 4 movie! Instead of the 20th CF theme song it now starts with the opening tune of Disney with Tinkerbell and Cinderella Castle in the background... Wooooohoooooooooooo :twisted: |
If Star Wars had a little more sparkle and a few more songs I may be more willing to watch it..!
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The power of John Williams, you do not know. Unknowing leads to anger, anger leads to fear, fear leads to hate, hate leads the dark side of the force. Joining the Mickey Mouse, Lucas has. |
Star Wars was essentially the story of Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader and his eventual redemption. Those are George Lucas's words btw and I agree with them.
For Disney to now be planning a new film, and then a new release every few years worries me an awful lot. Episode 7 presumably is set after the fall of the empire, with Luke heading the new Jedi order with the new Republic. I just can't see how this could be interesting. I personally think Disney have to do one of two things. They can either tell stories based between the original movies and the prequels, with Hayden Chistiansen reprising his role as Darth Vader, or they can set it about 100 years in the future with an all new cast. Either way, I can see Disney making a right hash of this. |
People said the same when they bought Marvel and look how spectacular the Avengers was ;)
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Wow!!! Is Meat Loaf going to be in it???;):-):??:
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I'm worried it'll become a "Glee Style" Star Wars where Yoda does a song and dance about using the force to the tune of a Lady Gaga song.
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My concern is... what does this mean for indiana jones?
Are they hyping star wars so people will forget about IJ and then Disney can remake them or re-boot it? I hope they dont. It concerns me. All this rebooting and remaking and reimagining. load of nonsense. Skyfall is the best Bond yet? yea, jump in. Its more Bourne than Bond. There must be a Meat fan who works in Disney who is a member here who could give us the low down...anyone? |
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''Disney CEO Bob Iger stated that Indiana Jones was not factored into the equation during the deal, because Paramount Pictures still has a contract in place for future films.'' - from wikipedia. |
I personally think they should set it 100 years or so in the future and have an all new cast of characters, maybe they could still relate back to older characters, like in the books I think Han and Leia have kids etc. That could be the way forward.
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As for rebooting, that isn't safe in Lucas' hands either. The guy keeps up with excuses to change the Star Wars movies, like every month or so. I believe I read once that Spielberg is the reason the Indy movies haven't been 'rebooted' yet. Spielberg is very happy with them as they are. |
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Well thank goodness. Forgot that was still paramount. At least it seems kind of safe. I probably should read the articles more rather than just headlines.
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They can't do any worse than Lucas did with Ep 1.
Based on what they've done with Avengers and Pixar I think this could be a good thing, if they get the basic story right. If I remember correctly, way way back when Star Wars first came out George Lucas stated that the story was a 9 parter, initially it was trilogies called "Star Wars: The Journal Of The Whills", but he changed that to a trilogy of trilogies when he realised the story was too long and complex to tell in 3 parts, he only changed that story when Episodes 1 to 3 were released. |
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There are further problems I think that have manifested over the years which clearly show Lucas has attempted to string the movies together through simple tricks. Why would you see young Anakin's ghost but old Ben at the end of Jedi for example? Disney could do a good job if you get an enthusiastic and motivated story teller / writer / director on board. Far less visual effects far more story and realism and it would be perfect. The approach needs to be similar to Dark Knight for me to absolutely love it again. |
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Lucas never finished his 9-part tale. He had more material than the original trilogy (although much of Empire and Jedi were newly written at the time) but everything before and after the 3 original movies were just notes on paper. Nothing worked out propperly.
I don't see any harm in new material. As long as it fits the storyline somehow. I'm still amazed how Lucas managed to mess the storyline up with his episode 1 to 3 movies. As Andy said, if they make serious work of it as they did with Pixar and the Avengers, this could be the best thing for any Star Wars fan. |
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