Episodes VII - IX on Starwars.com???
Posted: 2002-12-30 03:35am
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Yeah, I got that. It's supposed to be a primitive website that may have been up at the time of TESB's release, yadda, yadda. What gets me is Starwars.com's tacit acknowledgement that Episodes VII - IX were not figments of our imagination despite George Lucas' revisionist statements that Star Wars was "always intended" to be a six-part saga. SW.com is contradicting their master.Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Um, did you see the date?
1 April 1979.
How is it a tacit acknoweledgement that GL intended it to be 9 parts? Unfounded rumors that there would be 9 rather than 6 doesn't mean that Lucas himself intended to do nine, I'm sorry to say.Galvatron wrote: It's supposed to be a primitive website that may have been up at the time of TESB's release, yadda, yadda. What gets me is Starwars.com's tacit acknowledgement that Episodes VII - IX were not figments of our imagination despite George Lucas' revisionist statements that Star Wars was "always intended" to be a six-part saga. SW.com is contradicting their master.
First of April = April fools day.Galvatron wrote:Yeah, I got that. It's supposed to be a primitive website that may have been up at the time of TESB's release, yadda, yadda. What gets me is Starwars.com's tacit acknowledgement that Episodes VII - IX were not figments of our imagination despite George Lucas' revisionist statements that Star Wars was "always intended" to be a six-part saga. SW.com is contradicting their master.Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Um, did you see the date?
1 April 1979.
He doesn't want someone else to put out a superior product, IMO.Ghost Rider wrote:Also wasn't 7-9 just going to be what RoTJ was just longer?
Either way...yeah no 7-9...and hell Lucas reaffirmed it with saying he's too old and doesn't want someone taking the reins
Three SW movies take about a decade to make. He's too old, though he has joked about it if he's still healthy/coherent by the time he's 80Ghost Rider wrote:Also wasn't 7-9 just going to be what RoTJ was just longer?
Either way...yeah no 7-9...and hell Lucas reaffirmed it with saying he's too old and doesn't want someone taking the reins
He doesn't want someone else to put out a superior product, IMO.[/quote]Galvatron wrote: Either way...yeah no 7-9...and hell Lucas reaffirmed it with saying he's too old and doesn't want someone taking the reins
His "own fucking movies" are not for his own fucking consumption. They're a product that he's selling.Vympel wrote:Are you on some sort of incredibly anti george lucas narcotic or something? It's amazing how many people want to crucify him for "ruining" his OWN FUCKING MOVIES.
Ah, so that people like his movies and pay to see them automatically means he's pushing product. Why don't you tell that to a film maker and see the response you get?Galvatron wrote:His "own fucking movies" are not for his own fucking consumption. They're a product that he's selling.
Like Jerry Bruckheimer? Okay, let me at him!Vympel wrote:Ah, so that people like his movies and pay to see them automatically means he's pushing product. Why don't you tell that to a film maker and see the response you get?Galvatron wrote:His "own fucking movies" are not for his own fucking consumption. They're a product that he's selling.
I guess you never read about how Lucas had a fit during the filming of TESB because he thought they were ruining his movie...Vympel wrote:Only such a fucking moronic mentality could possibly produce the reasoning that GL doesn't want to hand over something he's poured decades of his life into because someone else could make 'superior product'
No, I was thinking more along the lines of people who AREN'T hacks.Galvatron wrote:Like Jerry Bruckheimer? Okay, let me at him!
And this detracts from what I said ... how?Galvatron wrote: guess you never read about how Lucas had a fit during the filming of TESB because he thought they were ruining his movie...
i agree with Vympel.Vympel wrote:No, I was thinking more along the lines of people who AREN'T hacks.Galvatron wrote:Like Jerry Bruckheimer? Okay, let me at him!
And this detracts from what I said ... how?Galvatron wrote: guess you never read about how Lucas had a fit during the filming of TESB because he thought they were ruining his movie...
Yeah, act like a Christian fundie. Good job.meNNis wrote:and stfu idiot, thats blasphemy twoards our Lord Almighty Lucas. The punishment of which is Death.
Forget it. Accept my concession. You win.Vympel wrote:And this detracts from what I said ... how?Galvatron wrote:I guess you never read about how Lucas had a fit during the filming of TESB because he thought they were ruining his movie...
Suppose they bring back Lawrence Kasdan, Irvin Kershner, and Gary Kurtz to do it. Would you trust them to continue Star Wars without Lucas?kojikun wrote:I have a feeling that once Lucas is dead, the people at Lucas Films or whatever will say "Fuck his dream, this deserves another three movies." Hopefully the greed that drives ST to continue will seep into their heads for atleast another 30 years but not to the extent that they fire all the decent writirs and directors.
Ofcourse they'll hire Curtis Saxton's living brain-in-a-jar then to lead the project.kojikun wrote:I have a feeling that once Lucas is dead, the people at Lucas Films or whatever will say "Fuck his dream, this deserves another three movies." Hopefully the greed that drives ST to continue will seep into their heads for atleast another 30 years but not to the extent that they fire all the decent writirs and directors.
No. Because they're Lucas' subordinates- they operated under his authority, and his vision of what his movies should be. If those guys want to make good sci fi, by all means they should go ahead and make their own sci-fi movie series, but don't cash in on SW after it's creator is dead and gone- they'd be merely standing on the shoulders of someone else's work.Galvatron wrote:Suppose they bring back Lawrence Kasdan, Irvin Kershner, and Gary Kurtz to do it. Would you trust them to continue Star Wars without Lucas?
Don't know why you're rolling your eyes but yeah you were wrong.Forget it. Accept my concession. You win.
Pardon for this semi-off topic question, but isn't one of those guys dead?Galvatron wrote:Suppose they bring back Lawrence Kasdan, Irvin Kershner, and Gary Kurtz to do it.
Nope. In fact, Kurtz and Kasdan both have new movies coming up. Kershner hasn't directed since '93, but he's still alive.Spanky The Dolphin wrote:Pardon for this semi-off topic question, but isn't one of those guys dead?Galvatron wrote:Suppose they bring back Lawrence Kasdan, Irvin Kershner, and Gary Kurtz to do it.