Isn't this based off of EU books and comics? I thought they said that they were gonna make a mostly original story.There were originally 9 books, and George Lucas only wanted to tell the story of Anakin. (1 through 6, out of 9). He was thinking of leaving the last three up to his grandson, but that was before the Disney merger. Han and Leia have 2 kids, a boy and a girl. Since Jaba is now dead, Casada the Hut runs things. Han's son goes to the dark side and becomes the next Darth blah-blah, while his daughter follows in her daddy's footsteps as a smuggler. I hope they throw Dash Rendar in there somewhere too, he was my favorite action figure when I was a kid.
Yeah. The new clone wars series just added another couple characters they'll have to end up killing off or sending into exile and generally just messed up the story. Now, the 2d clone wars "miniseries" that came out on Cartoon Network between the releases of episodes 2 and 3 were pretty good in my opinion. I mean, they fit the story, didn't stretch out the clone wars, and had some pretty cool stuff (remember the ARC trooper scenes? )Well I hope it does well, and doesn't soil the StarWars name like the Clone Wars did for me...
Don't forget that Disney did the Avengers. that makes me a bit more hopeful.Well, as far as Hollywood is concerned, I can't help but notice that Disney has been churning out some semi descent material. Prince of Persia was enjoyable, as was John Carter. Again, it's Hollywood, but not bad compared to say, Michael Bay or most any other director out there that is over rated at the moment. I did not even mind Tron Legacy the second time around, I went back and read the tie in comic, and watched the bonus material from the Blue Ray, and can now except the majority of changes, I can not wait for part three!
That said, I think Star Wars is in better hands with Disney, than it was in the hands of Lucas. Granted, nothing is going to compare to the expanded universe material found in at least half the books, and a good sum of the Dark Horse material, and no one can direct Star Wars like Irvin Kershner, but again, at least it is not Lucas! Seriously.
I would think Disney, and I hate to put it in these terms as it sound like blasphemy speaking of Star Wars in business terms, but I would think that Disney has the business sense to try to appease fans of both universes as much as possible so as to make as much money as possible. At least I hope so. (Desperation)
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I'll try to answer that one for you.I have three questions.
1. WHY?
2. WWHHYY?!
3. WWWWWHHHHHHHHHHYYYYYYYY?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?
That is all.
Don't forget that Disney did the Avengers. that makes me a bit more hopeful.
If Michael Bay did the Star Wars series, there'd be more explosions, sexual innuendo and Shia LeBeouf wannabes blurting out random sounds while running like a chicken with its head cut off.