With original films that don't focus on the past, I think he could actually come up with something interesting and pleasing to the mind.I am Omega said:As long as they try to make their own original movies, not try to make film versions of the expanded universe. Let creativity be the big factor here.
I'm with you, other than the first of the prequels they were generally of good quality, and arguably better than the originals (the originals have not aged well at all, regardless of how much I love them). I'd love to see a trilogy of the Expanded Universe, though I'd have preferred to see a trilogy based on the Yuuzhan Vong invasion, or the Truce at Bakura rather than the far future stuff where the Sith pretty much run things again.DustyDrB said:The first movie in the prequels was the worst of the entire series, but still entertaining. The other two I still thought were very good. I'm not on this bandwagon. More Star Wars? Yes, sir. Please.
Give us some Thrawn!
Didn't his wife divorce him after the third movie, or did he remarry and I wasn't looking?Spade Lead said:He gave his wife the scripts as an anniversary present and said he wouldn't touch them unless she gave him permission because of how upset she was at how much time the movies took of his life. I doubt she folded so quickly. This is probably wrong.
Maybe it was his girlfriend? I just heard that as a symbol of his love he promised that he wouldn't work on the sequel trilogy unless she gave him back the scripts. Last I knew, she hadn't... But that may also have been rumor...The Gentleman said:Didn't his wife divorce him after the third movie, or did he remarry and I wasn't looking?
More on topic, I'm torn between "yay! More lightsabers without those God awful continuity issues!" and "DEAR GOD! ABANDON SHIP! THE DRUNK CAPTAIN'S AT THE HELM AGAIN!"