Star Wars VII: On Stranger Tides
Star Wars IX: On Stranger Tides II
Star Wars X: LOL You Keep Spending Your Money On This Sh*t
Star Wars XI: Okay, Now We Are Starting To Worry About You Nerds
Star Wars XII: PLEASE STOP BUYING TICKETS! WE DON'T WANT TO MAKE ANYMORE OF THESE THINGS!

Guys, quit demanding information. Bothans' lives are at risk here.

WTF Indeed: Star Wars XII: PLEASE STOP BUYING TICKETS! WE DON'T WANT TO MAKE ANYMORE OF THESE THINGS!

Bullshiat. Take my money!!

God Damn It, I want Star Wars! MOAR!!

gilgigamesh: Everyone is so cynical about this new franchise.

Maybe I am just setting myself up for colossal disappointment again, but I'll be damned if this doesn't excite me.

What would you guys all prefer, that we be left with only the pleasant hazy memories of eps 4-6 for the rest of our lives? 

There's no Lucas directly in it. Give it a chance, jeezus.

If you get your hopes up, at best your hopes are met and at worst you're disappointed. If you expect ewok princess summertime fairyland, at WORST you'll laugh at your expectations being met. More likely, you'll be pleasantly surprised.

QT_3.14159: God Damn It, I want Star Wars! MOAR!!

You say that now, but you might change your tune when Disney decides that Star Wars is the perfect vehicle for their Disney Channel pop stars. Imagine an entire movie with actors whose acting abilities are Hayden Christian-esqe.

WTF Indeed: QT_3.14159: God Damn It, I want Star Wars! MOAR!!

You say that now, but you might change your tune when Disney decides that Star Wars is the perfect vehicle for their Disney Channel pop stars. Imagine an entire movie with actors whose acting abilities are Hayden Christian-esqe.

From where the franchise is now, that's a step in the right direction.

I would love to see new characters in a different era. Don't worry about connecting the people in the films. There are SO many stories that could be told in that universe.

Give me some films way after the events of 4-6. Give me some films detailing the formation of the Republic and the establishment of the original Jedi.

WTF Indeed: You say that now, but you might change your tune when Disney decides that Star Wars is the perfect vehicle for their Disney Channel pop stars. Imagine an entire movie with actors whose acting abilities are Hayden Christian-esqe.

I'm a chick. Bad acting doesn't scare me or even make me cringe too badly. They make it, I'll buy it, watch it, play it.

Well, not entirely true, I haven't watched much of the Clone Wars cartoon... but that's more because I haven't had kids the right age for a while... I will again soon, though!

gilgigamesh: Everyone is so cynical about this new franchise.

Maybe I am just setting myself up for colossal disappointment again, but I'll be damned if this doesn't excite me.

What would you guys all prefer, that we be left with only the pleasant hazy memories of eps 4-6 for the rest of our lives? 

There's no Lucas directly in it. Give it a chance, jeezus.

I'm relatively optimistic about it as well.

Since he is dead now, the search of OBL is not very important anymore.

Few things in show business are as difficult as keeping things secret. Nothing sucks more than busting your ass on something cool only to have some internet asshole blab to the world.

Of course the only thing that would surprise me about these films were them to be good.

Walt Disney presents Star Wars Episode VII: Han and Leia's Jedi Babies created by George Lucas starring Tyler Perry

I've got it.

"Jedi Master Luke Skywalker (played by Mark Hamil) oversees the new rebuilt Jedi Academy with young Jedis played by Disney teen actors must overcome teen angst and mixed emotions of love to defend the new Republic."

The importance of keeping the details of Star Wars VII secret is "as important as the hunt for Osama bin Laden"

So basically, it's going to run 10 years beyond schedule and billions of dollars over budget.

QT_3.14159: WTF Indeed: You say that now, but you might change your tune when Disney decides that Star Wars is the perfect vehicle for their Disney Channel pop stars. Imagine an entire movie with actors whose acting abilities are Hayden Christian-esqe.

I'm a chick. Bad acting doesn't scare me or even make me cringe too badly. They make it, I'll buy it, watch it, play it.

Well, not entirely true, I haven't watched much of the Clone Wars cartoon... but that's more because I haven't had kids the right age for a while... I will again soon, though!

Are you saying as a woman you lack the ability to detect terrible acting? Can I cite you the next time a girl wants to watch Did You Hear About the Morgans?

WTF Indeed: I've got it.

"Jedi Master Luke Skywalker (played by Mark Hamil) oversees the new rebuilt Jedi Academy with young Jedis played by Disney teen actors must overcome teen angst and mixed emotions of love to defend the new Republic."

So the Young Jedi Knights series by Kevin J Anderson and his wifey? Although I'd have banged the red-head who got her arm chopped off.

The_EliteOne: So the Young Jedi Knights series by Kevin J Anderson and his wifey? Although I'd have banged the red-head who got her arm chopped off.

Less action, more Twilight/Hunger Games.

I would've said that keeping George Lucas away from the script is "as important as the hunt for Osama bin Laden." Never negotiate with terrorists!

/This deal's getting worse all the time!

Essentially true.

GlobalStrategic MapleSyrup Reserve: Are you saying as a woman you lack the ability to detect terrible acting? Can I cite you the next time a girl wants to watch Did You Hear About the Morgans?

You can try...

But something that's important to remember... If a chick is asking you to watch a bad / sappy anything with her, it may not be in your best interest to antagonize her.

Though, I think what I really mean is that women are generally more emotional, so over acting doesn't seem as cringe worthy as long as the interactions / story are good or ... maybe just satisfying... yeah, satisfying is the word I'm going to go with here...

WTF Indeed: "Jedi Master Luke Skywalker (played by Mark Hamil) oversees the new rebuilt Jedi Academy with young Jedis played by Disney teen actors must overcome teen angst and mixed emotions of love to defend the new Republic."

Oh! I think that's been done before...

Hasn't anybody seen Argo?

gilgigamesh: Everyone is so cynical about this new franchise.

Maybe I am just setting myself up for colossal disappointment again, but I'll be damned if this doesn't excite me.

What would you guys all prefer, that we be left with only the pleasant hazy memories of eps 4-6 for the rest of our lives? 

There's no Lucas directly in it. Give it a chance, jeezus.

Yeah, Star Wars would be so awesome if it wasn't for George Lucas.


/Sarcasm

WTF Indeed: Star Wars VII: On Stranger Tides
Star Wars IX: On Stranger Tides II
Star Wars X: LOL You Keep Spending Your Money On This Sh*t
Star Wars XI: Okay, Now We Are Starting To Worry About You Nerds
Star Wars XII: PLEASE STOP BUYING TICKETS! WE DON'T WANT TO MAKE ANYMORE OF THESE THINGS!

Did you leave Star Wars VIII: On Stranger Tides 1.5, We'll Get To Part II Soon Enough off the list because it was actually good?

QT_3.14159: WTF Indeed: "Jedi Master Luke Skywalker (played by Mark Hamil) oversees the new rebuilt Jedi Academy with young Jedis played by Disney teen actors must overcome teen angst and mixed emotions of love to defend the new Republic."

Oh! I think that's been done before...

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Why is the Blue Ranger wearing a pot leaf helm? And why does the Green Ranger look a bit like Marvin the Paranoid Android?

Modguy: Why is the Blue Ranger wearing a pot leaf helm? And why does the Green Ranger look a bit like Marvin the Paranoid Android?

Their visor shapes are supposed to represent the Japanese Samurai Kanji from which they gain their powers...

I mean... I have no idea... those are power rangers? Weird!

It's not news, it's a misleading headline.

Hey subby, quotes are usually reserved for when someone actually says the words inside the quotes.

Honestly just build the damn Star Wars park in Orlando and have the premier of the movie there. I will happily fork over the remnants of my 401k to go. And make sure the Cantina bar is up and working too.

The Stealth Hippopotamus: WTF Indeed: Star Wars VII: On Stranger Tides
Star Wars IX: On Stranger Tides II
Star Wars X: LOL You Keep Spending Your Money On This Sh*t
Star Wars XI: Okay, Now We Are Starting To Worry About You Nerds
Star Wars XII: PLEASE STOP BUYING TICKETS! WE DON'T WANT TO MAKE ANYMORE OF THESE THINGS!

Star Wars XII: PLEASE STOP BUYING TICKETS! WE DON'T WANT TO MAKE ANYMORE OF THESE THINGS! Part 1

Star Wars XII: PLEASE STOP BUYING TICKETS! WE DON'T WANT TO MAKE ANYMORE OF THESE THINGS! Part 2

Star Wars XIII: Okay This Is Technically Not Considered A Reboot, But It Kinda Is And Seeing As How We Ended Star Wars XII As A Cliffhanger You Knew This Was Coming.

sprawl15: gilgigamesh: Everyone is so cynical about this new franchise.

Maybe I am just setting myself up for colossal disappointment again, but I'll be damned if this doesn't excite me.

What would you guys all prefer, that we be left with only the pleasant hazy memories of eps 4-6 for the rest of our lives? 

There's no Lucas directly in it. Give it a chance, jeezus.

If you get your hopes up, at best your hopes are met and at worst you're disappointed. If you expect ewok princess summertime fairyland, at WORST you'll laugh at your expectations being met. More likely, you'll be pleasantly surprised.

Bingo. This is exactly how I'm approaching the new SW series. I got my hopes up for all 3 prequels, foolishly, and had them dashed every time. No more. This time, I shall expect some godawful Twighlight Potter and the Crystal Skull Rises mess, and (I hope!) be pleasantly surprised by the outcome.

gilgigamesh: LL316: gilgigamesh: Everyone is so cynical about this new franchise.

Maybe I am just setting myself up for colossal disappointment again, but I'll be damned if this doesn't excite me.

What would you guys all prefer, that we be left with only the pleasant hazy memories of eps 4-6 for the rest of our lives? 

There's no Lucas directly in it. Give it a chance, jeezus.

Yeah, Star Wars would be so awesome if it wasn't for George Lucas.


/Sarcasm

So I take it you never saw Empire Strikes Back, written and directed by not-George-Lucas.

Lucas self-financed the production, so he was signing the paychecks of everybody he supposedly had no control of. The film obviously benefited from a greater variety of strong points of view than were involved in the prequel productions, but this myth that Lucas somehow wasn't in control or getting what he wanted is silly.

Nem Wan: Lucas self-financed the production, so he was signing the paychecks of everybody he supposedly had no control of. The film obviously benefited from a greater variety of strong points of view than were involved in the prequel productions, but this myth that Lucas somehow wasn't in control or getting what he wanted is silly.

What if I ate your dog?

fisker: Nem Wan: Lucas self-financed the production, so he was signing the paychecks of everybody he supposedly had no control of. The film obviously benefited from a greater variety of strong points of view than were involved in the prequel productions, but this myth that Lucas somehow wasn't in control or getting what he wanted is silly.

What if I ate your dog?

Then his dog would be in your belly.

LDM90: Hey subby, quotes are usually reserved for when someone actually says the words inside the quotes.

Thank you. I was wondering when someone was going to call subby out for the entirely bullshiat headline. Nothing even remotely like this was said. The actual quote:

"I think everybody was mature about it," Horn said. "It's important to keep these things confidential, so people just kept their mouths shut. Not many [people knew about it]. It was a very small group. Probably a smaller group than knew about the attack on [Osama] bin Laden!"

Absolutely nothing wrong with that statement.