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Star Wars (May the Force be with you)

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exhawg;2255078; said:
I think they are going to do everything they can to make the first new trilogy good. Disney spent too much to ruin the Star Wars brand with a [Mark May]ty Episode VII. If they want a good return on investment they need to make the next three movies better than I, II, and III. That's why they need to find a director that thinks Jar Jar was the worst thing to ever happen to Star Wars.
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Opening scene of Episode VII should be an attack from an unknown force on Naboo in which the Gungans are slaughtered. Would win the audience over immediately.
 
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This video confuses me. Not sure if I should be sad, amused, turned on, or disturbed.

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Hey Chewie, at least you get a mention. Looks like one the princesses want you.
 
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WolverineMike;2280007; said:
I have not read any of that series, so I will reserve judgement. I just started Thrawn Trilogy, though. It's pretty badass.
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yes it is. loved that series and wish this was the direction the movies were going
 
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WolverineMike;2280097; said:
I'm reading the 20th anniversary edition of Thrawn. It's really cool because it has margin notes from Zahn with tidbits and reasons for why he wrote certain things in a certain way.
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I might have to look into that. From some of Zahn's later additions to the EU, I always had the feeling he did not like some of the directions other authors (e.g. Anderson and Kube-McDowell) went with the characters--especially ones he created. I would be interested in seeing if his notes reflect any of this.

Certainly, Zahn stands above the other authors in the EU; however, I also enjoyed the contributions of Stackpole and Allston.
 
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WolverineMike;2280097; said:
I'm reading the 20th anniversary edition of Thrawn. It's really cool because it has margin notes from Zahn with tidbits and reasons for why he wrote certain things in a certain way.
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ohhh really? may have to pick that up myself
 
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