New Star Wars films from GOT producers

[blueviper]

Felt like three years watching attack of the clones

You sure?

1999
2002
2005

That was a long time between awful.
It was awful. Let’s not lie.

Ruddo can we merge this and the Rian thread? Until further informed?

Was it though? You put movies 3 years apart and it's event viewing once again. YOu put them two years apart (and have non-episode movies inbetween) and it's just ho-hum here's another star wars movie.

[dimejinky99]

You could just stop making them except once every forty years.
Haha

[blueviper]

You could just stop making them except once every forty years.
Haha

I wonder what the ticket price will be for Episode X, coming in 2059

[dimejinky99]

I’d say cinema will have evolved by then to s fully immersive vr experience where you’re in the film and it happens all around you.

[bune]

[Anders]

That wasn’t good.

[dimejinky99]

What is this malignant toxic bullshit from the top down to destroy things before they’ve even had a chance to begin?

This quote is from the article below

‘"What are the odds they're going to burn that beloved property [Star Wars] to the ground too?"’

[epilogue]

That wasn’t good.

Of course you don't like it. It doesn't depict the people who disagree with you as retarded, malformed, non-people.

[Anders]

That wasn’t good.

Of course you don't like it. It doesn't depict the people who disagree with you as retarded, malformed, non-people.

Touché.

[blueviper]

What is this malignant toxic bullshit from the top down to destroy things before they’ve even had a chance to begin?

This quote is from the article below

‘"What are the odds they're going to burn that beloved property [Star Wars] to the ground too?"’

This is just like when LOST was wrapping up.

[Anders]

What is this malignant toxic bullshit from the top down to destroy things before they’ve even had a chance to begin?

This quote is from the article below

‘"What are the odds they're going to burn that beloved property [Star Wars] to the ground too?"’

This is just like when LOST was wrapping up.

Some series nails the ending (Breaking Bad) and others fail miserably (Dexter). Lost seems to be more up for discussion, as probably Game of Thrones is as well. Personally I thought Lost could have done a lot better, but I'm really pleased with the GOT one. Hope for a strong last episode as well. Could make or break it, when it comes to the ending.

[darth_vedder]

That wasn’t good.

Of course you don't like it. It doesn't depict the people who disagree with you as retarded, malformed, non-people.

Touché.

It still doesn't change the fact that it wasn't good.

[dimejinky99]

Disney conference call

[dimejinky99]

I don’t buy this but it grew legs overnight.

Rumored KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC Project Is Actually a Trilogy

https://bit.ly/2Eur2dZ

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ka ... d-republic

[blueviper]

Spoiler: show

There's too many of them!

[epilogue]

If that turns out to be true... what are D&D working on?

I'm going to be so fucking happy if they're working in a totally different time period than anyone has guessed at so far.

[dimejinky99]

It’s all so up in the air.

Remember there were unnamed movies and dates on that recent ten year plan Disney released.
Could be these are among them.

[Anders]

Maybe it will be a Star Wars Game Of Thrones adaptation.

«Eddard "Ned" Stark, is asked to become the Emperor's Hand (chief advisor) to his emperor and longtime friend, Robert Baratheon. Ned must find out who killed his predecessor, the Jedi Jon Arryn, while trying to protect his family from their rivals, the Lannisters. Even the trip from Ilum to Coruscant has dangers afoot.»

[dimejinky99]

funny you mention that..

richard e grant is playing allegiant general pryde..

what if hes the gateway to the palpatine of it all he runs a separate force of the former empire, who sore allegiance to palps

i like my theory

[epilogue]

With all the other stuff going on this weekend, it appears this little nugget got sort of lost in the shuffle:

According to THR's report, Benioff and Weiss are now "writing a treatment" for a trilogy of Star Wars films, with a commitment to script "at least one of the films" themselves. That's interesting, because the original plan was that Benioff and Weiss would take screenplay duties on all three of their Star Wars films, and THR also notes that it's currently "unclear" whether they'll take on anything but writing duties.

Interesting. Looks like their new Netflix mega-deal will hamper their Star Wars output to some degree, how much of a degree is yet to be seen.