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BarronsArtGallery posted:Everything that I'm seeing about this movie looks terrible. Dont worry, itll be perfectly serviceable and fine and well all like it just fine but slowly but surely well all care a lot less about Star War and itll just be a sure, whatever property instead of something iconic until eventually it falls to such lows as to be rebootable.
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I've never noticed the curling-up wings on the nuX-Wing before. Ugh.
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The fact that they kept round "inlets" when the wings split them apart annoyed me too.
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It looks fine and it's cool how the wings form one solid wing when their s-foils or whatever are closed.
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Trevorrow is out.quote:"Lucasfilm and Colin Trevorrow have mutually chosen to part ways on Star Wars: Episode IX. Colin has been a wonderful collaborator throughout the development process but we have all come to the conclusion that our visions for the project differ. We wish Colin the best and will be sharing more information about the film soon."
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Ah drat, and too think, IX would have been at the very least an interesting movie, if not good. Now it'll just be bad, and boring.
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Taintrunner posted:Ah drat, and too think, IX would have been at the very least an interesting movie, if not good. Now it'll just be bad, and boring. What are you talking about? Trevorrow was never a good idea, just a marketable one. Comparing him to Rian Johnson makes this immediately apparent.
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good.TheMaestroso posted:What are you talking about? Trevorrow was never a good idea, just a marketable one. Comparing him to Rian Johnson makes this immediately apparent. Trevorrow being announced at the height of Jurassic World earning 200 zillion dollars or whatever was 100% a marketing ploy and I'm glad he's gone now.
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Taintrunner posted:Ah drat, and too think, IX would have been at the very least an interesting movie, if not good. Now it'll just be bad, and boring. this is galactic brain. btw guys im the new director and guess what. Luke Skywalker is now trans. thank you and may the force be with you!
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TheMaestroso posted:What are you talking about? Trevorrow was never a good idea, just a marketable one. Comparing him to Rian Johnson makes this immediately apparent. The Book of Henry is absolutely bonkers, and that approach would have made it interesting in wrapping up a Star Wars sequel trilogy. The REAL Goobusters posted:this is galactic brain. again, more interesting than a generic retread and rehash of familiar elements that Disney Wars has been draining a lot of people on.
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Someone at Disney finally watched The Book of Henry.
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Jose Oquendo posted:C’mon Spielberg George Lucas
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Disney should replace Colin with Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor. Star Wars on $99 trash cameras getting hosed up by throwing them into space and getting Wookee barf on them would be fantastical.
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Barudak posted:George Lucas Unironically same .
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clown shoes posted:Someone at Disney finally watched The Book of Henry. Seriously. I've been waiting for this to happen ever since that garbage fire of a movie came out.
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Disney became more and more concerned about Trevorrow's vision each time he had a major female character dropped into the sarlacc pit.
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Gonz posted:At long last, David Lynch gets to direct the final film of a Star Wars trilogy. Came to post this. Correct this decades long mistake LFL. His calendar just opened up.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:gently caress, you were supposed to fire Colin Trevorrow not these dudes. Wish granted. But lmao for real.
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Ingmar terdman posted:Came to post this. Correct this decades long mistake LFL. His calendar just opened up. Like I said in the Greenlighted thread, Laura Dern is already an established character in the SW universe, so he wouldn't even need to cast her. Maybe get Ray Wise, though. That'd be cool.
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Gonz posted:Like I said in the Greenlighted thread, Laura Dern is already an established character in the SW universe, so he wouldn't even need to cast her. Maybe get Ray Wise, though. That'd be cool. Ray Wise as Boss Nass Jr.
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KIM JONG TRILL posted:Wish granted. But lmao for real. Better late than never! Shooting hasn't started yet so this shouldn't be that large of a mess production wise. Especially since they've been loving around with the script for a while.
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If Lynch is directing, Kyle Maclaughlin will play Rei's father; either that or recast him as Luke. Now if you got Joderowsky to direct, that would be a left field play, though disney would never do that.
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It seems the most likely scenario is to keep on Rainn from episode 8.
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It turns out Luke was a tulpa the whole time.
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The MSJ posted:It turns out Luke was a tulpa the whole time. How's Ani?
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clown shoes posted:It seems the most likely scenario is to keep on Rainn from episode 8. This was my first guess. If they are happy with him behind the scenes at this moment, I bet he'd be interested. JJ almost didn't take the gig because he didn't wanted to relocate to the UK for a year plus, but Rian might be game. Depends on whether they think they can find someone more profitable than RJ, who at this point is tried and most likely true.
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LesterGroans posted:How's Ani? She's ok, she was just struck by a really charming burglar.
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Ingmar terdman posted:This was my first guess. If they are happy with him behind the scenes at this moment, I bet he'd be interested. JJ almost didn't take the gig because he didn't wanted to relocate to the UK for a year plus, but Rian might be game. Depends on whether they think they can find someone more profitable than RJ, who at this point is tried and most likely true. If they can persuade Speilberg, they'll jettison whoever they have.
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Episode IX, brought to you by Paul W.S. Anderson.
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Just let Guillermo Del Toro make Star Wars already. Luke and Rey venturing to some unknown ice world and falling victim to Snoke (who, it turns out is an all knowing eternal death god) and his army of unfathomable monsters sounds wonderful to me.
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banned from Starbucks posted:What poo poo turns out whedon spent 15 years cheating on his wife with significantly younger actresses that he may or may not have been pressuring into loving him by using his power as a director, and when he finally told his wife about it he blamed it on patriarchy
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My guess is that Johnson just showed a rough cut of TLJ to Disney and Lucasfilm execs and it was received well enough that they've now decided that it's imperative they continue more along the lines of Johnson's vision than risk diluting/undoing all that with whatever artistic direction Trevorrow was planning to deliver. Not that they necessarily want to bring Johnson back to write/direct IX (although I've got a feeling that's now on the cards), but at least bring someone on board who's closer to his artistic sensibilities, because they're clearly no longer seeing that as a possibility with Trevorrow on board.
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