Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker (Pre-release)
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mkstewartesq
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Actually, even earlier than that, I believe. I remember some of the earliest interviews with George Lucas in 1977-78 where he stated that the two droids would be the only characters to appear in every film (which was to be nine films or 12 films, depending on his mood at the time of the given interview ).
Edit it to add- and in those interviews, he specifically stated that the films would be basically told from the droids point of view- which is basically the same as your understanding that they would be the chroniclers of the saga, having been witness to all of it.
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You know, based on some of what I've seen lately, I wouldn't be surprised if we see Luke again and the excuse goes something like this........"Luke on Ahch-To, well that wasn't really him, it was a force projection, because he still was in hiding and worried about being found. And the Luke on Crait, well that was a force projection of a force projection. Jedi's are pretty crafty......."
PantheraGem
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They can do whatever they want. Even the most vague of ground rules Lucas might have set, have gone out the window.
Or maybe just as a very involved Force Ghost. It is my OPINION
, we will see Mark in IX.
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Master Boda
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Agreed but that is the thing with bureaucracy,incapable people are placed in position’s of “power”.After TLJ I think of KK as a sad f’n joke of a person.I’m sure Jar Jar Abrams will put the final nail in the coffin after IX comes out.
I don’t think rebels will influence any films...
I thought for sure otherwise before TLJ came out. I figured rebels was setting this all up with the byndu and hyperspace wolf’s...
“The one in the middle”
Then we got the TLJ trailer with Luke saying it’s time for the Jedi to end
With all this stuff of “one in the middle” I figured TLJ was going to explain the middle side of the force... nope
TLJ we learn the Jedi will continue
This just confirms they don’t have any plans and they are throwing ideas up against the wall and seeing what sticks..
On to the next series!
C’mon Luke skywalker adventure!
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I thought for sure otherwise before TLJ came out. I figured rebels was setting this all up with the byndu and hyperspace wolf’s...
“The one in the middle”
Then we got the TLJ trailer with Luke saying it’s time for the Jedi to end
With all this stuff of “one in the middle” I figured TLJ was going to explain the middle side of the force... nope
TLJ we learn the Jedi will continue
This just confirms they don’t have any plans and they are throwing ideas up against the wall and seeing what sticks..
On to the next series!
C’mon Luke skywalker adventure!
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jhazard
Sr Member
Wasn't there a report before the new year that JJ had a script already? Like not long after he was announced as director for 9?
Edit** he pitched his story in December, my bad.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.comi...itched-his-star-wars-episode-ix-to-disney/amp
Edit** he pitched his story in December, my bad.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.comi...itched-his-star-wars-episode-ix-to-disney/amp
joshvanrad
Sr Member
I remember when I was back in elementary school and quite naive. We had a test and we were going through the answers as a class. The teacher asked me what my answer was for a particular question. I very confidently said "A". She asked "Are you sure? It might BE something else." I insisted I had it right and didn't need to change.
It reminds me of that. They just vomit out these drafts and think "It's perfect! Not change needed here!" It seems like that is more or less what Hollywood has come to in general. If the draft is a mess we'll just use LOADS of money to reshoot and rewrite when we're 3/4 through the filming.
Nitz146
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I thought the oversaturation of star wars would be it's down fall. Apparently it's the stories there comming out with.
Mr Webber
Master Member
Yep. They, Disney, really have no respect for the legacy what so ever. They churn out stuff to fit an unreasonable timeline as they know they have their shills in place to praise whatever rubbish is put before them and deflect any criticism by the methods we have seen recently by Abrams etc.
gedmac66
Sr Member
That’s something else that’s been bothering me . The OT and PT were made not only seemingly years apart ( definitely - where the OT is concerned ) , but the characters also seemed to age / grow between films . That , I think allowed for reasonable speculation as to where said characters were heading . Excuses could be made for certain off - screen developments .
These New films however , seem more like very expensive , well made ( production wise) T.V. episodes , with hardly any time passing from Ep VII to Ep VIII ... wondering if IX will continue this trend ? ... just my $0:02 .
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JD
Master Member
Some Tolkien fans would disagree with you
Anyone see on theforce.net that there is something in the works called Star Wars: Resistance ? Maybe Rich Evans of Red Letter Media is right in predicting that The Last Jedi was a precursor to a weekly tv show where Rey and what remains of the Rebel forces go up against the First Order.
I mean let's face it, Star Wars is becoming a joke.
I mean let's face it, Star Wars is becoming a joke.
I think it was a trademark in a non film or tv category.
I think a series while we wait would be a great way to jump forward in time, and fill in some of the huge gaps already left in the wake of two movies. You could also show a fitting ending to Leia, and training for Rey if you filled that time span with a animated series....
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