I love Abrams' movies, really like Discovery, can't stand Nemesis, and I like Voyager and Enterprise.
George Lucas Felt Betrayed By Direction Taken In Episode 7
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It all has major ups-and-downs for me. Though I thought Voyager improved remarkably after the addition of Jeri Ryan. I'm probably most excited about seeing her in the upcoming Picard.
If you don't want Disney messing with your stuff, don't sell it to them.
If I were George Lucas, for $4 billion they could make a movie about how all our Star Wars heroes were actually child molesters and I wouldn't mind one bit.
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Either way. If Disney is giving me $4 billion for something I created, I wouldn't care what they did with it.
Kathleen Kennedy addressed George Lucas's feelings about The Force Awakens. She feels that he just had trouble letting go of the franchise, and seeing it become something different.
While he might not agree with the story choices, she says that she does know that he "appreciates the filmmaking", and that he is "astounded by how far things have come" with ILM's special effects.
While he might not agree with the story choices, she says that she does know that he "appreciates the filmmaking", and that he is "astounded by how far things have come" with ILM's special effects.
It’s the anti-fandom grasping at straws. They need some reason to hate the new movies other than they just don’t like them because that’s how taste works or sometimes it’s something to distract from it really being that they aren’t comfortable seeing anyone but a straight, white, cis male as a hero because that’s what they are.I just don't understand why this is in the news in the first place, when Lucas already expressed his dissatisfaction with the sequel trilogy story direction four years ago. It's no "recent revelation" at all!
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There’s a certain kind of person out there who can’t stand to see people enjoying things that they personally don’t like. They’ll grasp at whatever straws they have to in order to convince themselves that they’re objectively right and it’s everyone else who has it wrong.
I think it's an ego thing. They have to be right about everything, even personal tastes. If not for Star Wars and other franchises they would be complaining that some people liked sandwiches that they didn't.
Orrrrr it's because Iger mentioned this in his book, so this news is coming back around, this time to a wider audience.
Lucas seems like he was involved in Episode 9.
https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/star-wars-rise-of-skywalker-leia-george-lucas
https://www.syfy.com/syfywire/star-wars-rise-of-skywalker-leia-george-lucas
Because this is an interview Kathleen Kennedy gave recently.
Really? because it seems to me its the opposite going by the replies on this thread alone. People here can't stand when something they like is criticized and attack others for having a different opinion.
People can't stand people.It's both.
I think that 's been known for awhile. I believe they mentioned it around Celebration in April.
I’m not really seeing it. What I am seeing is a lot of people getting tired of being told they’re wrong for liking something, and that if only they’d watch these YouTube videos they’d agree that TLJ is a cinematic failure and that women and minorities are killing Star Wars.