oh crap, I forgot the last jedi is the ep 8 and you are talking about 9, my fault
so there is indeed going to be a forth movieâŚ
oh crap, I forgot the last jedi is the ep 8 and you are talking about 9, my fault
so there is indeed going to be a forth movieâŚ
I dislike this ending because itâs contradictory to how Star Wars generally works and also because itâs just a clifffhanger. If the First Order wins and then there are only a few survivors left, that leaves me thinking the main Star Wars timeline is unfinished because the war is not over yet if there are still a few people left.
Iâd love this, and it would be awesome, but I think Disney is going to mandate the new show to be set during the Sequel trilogy. When VII and Rebels were first released, Disney was on that âwe own this now! Remember A New Hope?!â kick that I think theyâve finally gotten over with Rogue One being out and Rebels wrapping up. Now I think theyâre going to say âthis is our Star Wars, and weâre going to remind you of this by having our new show during this eraâ. I could see the show acting like Rebels did, but for the Resistance instead of the Rebel Alliance. There is something like a five-year gap in between the Bloodline novel and TFA that I could see a show fitting in.
Still, I would much rather see KOTOR.
just canonize everything in the old republic era
except maybe the shadow of revan expansion of swtor, but still
canonoize everything
doing this will forgive disneyâs past sins and all their future sins
See, and thatâs the thing. The Old Republic era is SOOOO far back in time, thereâs no possible way it could contradict stuff in current canon like the 2D Clone Wars series or Thrawn trilogy does. Which annoys me further. They could and should have left The Old Republic era alone.
Although, BioWare is working on a new Star Wars game like every other major studio at EA, so maybe weâll end up with a canon KOTOR game someday.
technically KOTOR is not excluded from canon.
itâs just not explicitly included either.
Iâd rather have a live action KOTOR series. The budget could work for it, too, since most of the characters in that series use swords and blasters. Youâd only have to worry about Jedi for stuff like lightsabers and using the force.
If they do animated, Iâd take it, but Iâd just prefer live action. As long as the writing is good, Iâll be happy.
They better make the writing actually good, or I will riot.
Thatâs not a spoiler. Anything like this officially released by a company doesnât actually count as a spoiler, unless a toy comes out before the movie thatâs âX-Character (Deceased Variant)â.
The inclusion of AT-APEs isnât spoilers.
Not sure how I like the look of this. Hope it doesnât mean TLJ is going to be Empire again. If the sequel trilogy just turns out to be remakes of the originals, the spin-off films will probably be remembered more than the sequels.
I actually think this design looks quite cool. If TLJ ends up a rehash of ESB I wouldnât be surprised. That would be unfortunate though.
I mean, sure, it looks cool, and just because The First Order uses walkers wonât make it like ESB, but, who knows? As long as the Resistance doesnât suffer a defeat via walkers at the end of the first act, everything should be fine.
looks like a prehistoric walker to me
So when The Last Jedi is released in theaters, there wonât be a need for spoiler warnings?
I like the look of it TBH
given how the director says âno itâs not gonna be a rehash of empireâ I believe him
Touche.
The whole concept of spoilers are tricky since everyone has their own opinion on what defines one. Some might see a character on a poster, or see the synopsis and declare it a spoiler, when Iâd say thatâs just stuff thatâs telling us what weâre getting into by choosing to go to the movie.
For me, LucasFilm showing off these vehicles arenât spoilers, especially since theyâre making who knows how many toys of them. Knowing that theyâre in the film isnât a spoiler, but if LucasFilm were to go, âthis is the vehicle that deals a crippling blow to the Resistance when they destroy Leiaâs shipâ, then thatâs a spoiler.
Iâll be honest here, if youâre complaining about how LucasFilms shows of some vehicles and deems them as spoilers, you probably need to get off the internet for a little while.
Acceptable âspoilerâ: revealing small plot points (Han returning tho the Falcon, vehicles being used)
Legitimate spoilers: revealing major plot points (Vader is Lukeâs Father)
From what Iâve heard about Collin Trevorrowâs other films, Iâm kinda glad he got fired.
Iâve only seen Jurassic World, and thatâs a fantastic movie no matter what people say people seem to think the Jurassic Park franchise is something more than just an excuse to see people run around and try not to get eaten. Sure, Lost World and III arenât great movies, but Jurassic World had just as much charm and fun as the first .
The thing that bugs me about Trevorrow getting the ax, is not that it happened, but how people are reacting. This early on in a filmâs development, itâs not uncommon for directors to come and go. I bet a lot of this had to do with Carrie Fisherâs death. Episode IX probably needed huge rewrites, and while Trevorrowâs script for the original version was good, everything that has happened has caused major problems for that script, and obviously he and his writer couldnât fix it, hence the firing. Stuff like that happens. Had the director troubles on the Han Solo film not happened, this wouldnât be as reported on as it is. The Han Solo film, now THAT is a weird situation that deserved itâs media attention.
I believe the along with what you said, him getting the ax also probably has something to do with his most recent film the book of Henry being not very well received.