Star Wars: Episode VII: The Force Awakens (2015)

[spike]

while he doesn't appear to have any genitalia, i think 3PO's gait says it all

[dimejinky99]

i walk like i'm from da hood...a gangsta that does not me make

[Sgt. Crackpot]

who is edgar wright?

A director known for The World's End, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead and the Spaced TV Series. Actually, I think he just lives in Simon Pegg's pocket.

The teaser is possibly a hint that Edgar will be directing one of the spin off movies. Maybe it'll be a parody?

[E.H. Ruddock]

who is edgar wright?

A director known for The World's End, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead and the Spaced TV Series. Actually, I think he just lives in Simon Pegg's pocket.

The teaser is possibly a hint that Edgar will be directing one of the spin off movies. Maybe it'll be a parody?

This has Jar-jar written all over it.

[Sgt. Crackpot]

who is edgar wright?

A director known for The World's End, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead and the Spaced TV Series. Actually, I think he just lives in Simon Pegg's pocket.

The teaser is possibly a hint that Edgar will be directing one of the spin off movies. Maybe it'll be a parody?

This has Jar-jar written all over it.

Fuck, I hope not.

[spike]

who is edgar wright?

A director known for The World's End, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead and the Spaced TV Series. Actually, I think he just lives in Simon Pegg's pocket.

The teaser is possibly a hint that Edgar will be directing one of the spin off movies. Maybe it'll be a parody?

This has Jar-jar written all over it.

Fuck, I hope not.

meesa thinks so, annie

[Simple Torture]

who is edgar wright?

A director known for The World's End, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the Dead and the Spaced TV Series. Actually, I think he just lives in Simon Pegg's pocket.

The teaser is possibly a hint that Edgar will be directing one of the spin off movies. Maybe it'll be a parody?

Tales From The Mos Eisley Cantina

[dimejinky99]

Oh did he do that movie Paul? about the Alien? that was a fun movie

[Sgt. Crackpot]

Oh did he do that movie Paul? about the Alien? that was a fun movie

Nope, that was directed by Greg? Mottola. But Edgar Wright was an uncredited script editor on Paul, so he was slightly involved.

[VinylGuy]

all the people rumored to make a spin off movie is very interesting.

[dimejinky99]

[Sgt. Crackpot]

[dimejinky99]

wish that twete would go viral..might make JJ give us a pic with some meat on the bones/android hand

[dimejinky99]

speculatin'

These are some of the most interesting stories that would be amazing, in the comments
Quote:
Something like Luke gone awry and batty, treated like a weapon by Obi Wan and Yoda as a means to beating Vader (which he was), and basically realisng that he doesn't want the Jedi or Sith to continue (having learnt more about them) and even dare try to repeat the same mistakes and perputate the cycles of never ending war, so he lets the idea die permanently. That ROTJ is in retrospect all about Luke setting out on his own away from Han and Leia, and leaving the past in the past

What about this? JJ seems like a guy deeply rooted in the history of whatever franchise he's working on. For that reason, I think he has 'Apocalypse Now' on the mind. We all know that Lucas was originally supposed to direct it, having spent years developing the story with Milius. So rocking Star Wars to its core sounds to me like a story of Luke gone Kurtz and Han going 'up river' to stop him. Harrison was even in Apocalypse Now for chrissakes.

It's the whole "it's like poetry. It rhymes" thing, but having to do with the real life backstory of Star Wars.

it recasts RETURN OF THE JEDI not as a happy ending, but as a fleeting, personal victory--Luke beats Vader, Vader defeats Palpatine, the Rebellion blows up the Death Star. It's a happy ending, yeah, just like the ending of A NEW HOPE... a story that led right into EMPIRE.

The thought that our heroes were SCATTERED immediately after Endor--scattered, separated, and even captured.

And a new generation have to step forth to handle the disheveled state of the universe post Jedi extinction.

Honestly, how great would this be? In a way it would follow Lucas' (and STAR WARS as a franchise) own trajectory: a fringe-y, non- (or anti?) establishment voice that then winds up becoming the new establishment/status quo that fosters its own fringe-y "rebellion" in retaliation.

So Han becomes a New Republic general, neutered and stashed away in a Star Destroyer, his swashbuckling days well past over. Luke, the hero of the rebellion, a forgotten hermit lost to obscurity. Leia, a shell of her former royalty, now a figurehead in a much bigger political machine. The spark of rebellion long gone and are now settled into something in desperate need of a major shake-up.

I'd totally watch this.

[VinylGuy]

speculatin'

These are some of the most interesting stories that would be amazing, in the comments
Quote:
Something like Luke gone awry and batty, treated like a weapon by Obi Wan and Yoda as a means to beating Vader (which he was), and basically realisng that he doesn't want the Jedi or Sith to continue (having learnt more about them) and even dare try to repeat the same mistakes and perputate the cycles of never ending war, so he lets the idea die permanently. That ROTJ is in retrospect all about Luke setting out on his own away from Han and Leia, and leaving the past in the past

What about this? JJ seems like a guy deeply rooted in the history of whatever franchise he's working on. For that reason, I think he has 'Apocalypse Now' on the mind. We all know that Lucas was originally supposed to direct it, having spent years developing the story with Milius. So rocking Star Wars to its core sounds to me like a story of Luke gone Kurtz and Han going 'up river' to stop him. Harrison was even in Apocalypse Now for chrissakes.

It's the whole "it's like poetry. It rhymes" thing, but having to do with the real life backstory of Star Wars.

it recasts RETURN OF THE JEDI not as a happy ending, but as a fleeting, personal victory--Luke beats Vader, Vader defeats Palpatine, the Rebellion blows up the Death Star. It's a happy ending, yeah, just like the ending of A NEW HOPE... a story that led right into EMPIRE.

The thought that our heroes were SCATTERED immediately after Endor--scattered, separated, and even captured.

And a new generation have to step forth to handle the disheveled state of the universe post Jedi extinction.

Honestly, how great would this be? In a way it would follow Lucas' (and STAR WARS as a franchise) own trajectory: a fringe-y, non- (or anti?) establishment voice that then winds up becoming the new establishment/status quo that fosters its own fringe-y "rebellion" in retaliation.

So Han becomes a New Republic general, neutered and stashed away in a Star Destroyer, his swashbuckling days well past over. Luke, the hero of the rebellion, a forgotten hermit lost to obscurity. Leia, a shell of her former royalty, now a figurehead in a much bigger political machine. The spark of rebellion long gone and are now settled into something in desperate need of a major shake-up.

I'd totally watch this.

i saw ROTJ yesterday, and this idea is nice...Specially with Luke watching his father die...he should become an outkast.
And then i saw episode 3....gotta say, the worst thing about those movies is the acting.

[McParadigm]

And then i saw episode 3....gotta say, the worst thing about those movies is the acting.

The entire cast could have been replaced by heroin-sleepy Keanu Reeves impersonators, and the acting still wouldn't be the worst thing about those movies.

[Alex]

i'm dismayed at the lack of a mention of luke's disembodied hand

[McParadigm]

i'm dismayed at the lack of a mention of luke's disembodied hand

That's why you always finish your training.

[Alex]

i'm dismayed at the lack of a mention of luke's disembodied hand

That's why you always finish your training.

hey, i like that movie and i like that show

[McParadigm]

i'm dismayed at the lack of a mention of luke's disembodied hand

That's why you always finish your training.

hey, i like that movie and i like that show

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