Yeah, sorry. I got the posts mixed up.@JD: Do you mean in reply to Samurai8472? I did post about that action figure spoiler, but only in the Forum That Shall Not Be Named.![]()
I don't see where that's any different than James Gunn jumping on Facebook to put an end to the rumor about Star Lord's father. They could just be trying to stomp out the rumor before it gets out of hand this close to the movie. Now it could be true, but we really don't know enough about Snoke or the movie's story to get defensive about rumors like this. Now, I've got a theory about Rey's parentage that I'm pretty sure is going to be true, but I don't know enough about her to feel comfortable arguing about it with people who don't believe it.So... on today's Collider Movie Talk movie news show, they decided to show that sketch of Snoke I posted upthread. The team at Collider have also been speculating that Snoke and Plageus were the same guy since this all started, and then they discussed the topic on the show, the picture only fueled their belief that they were the same character. After airing the epsiode, Disney called them and asked them to remove all the Snoke discussion.
From John Campea, senior producer.
Hey guys, some of may notice that the title and thumbnail for today's Movie Talk has been changed. Pretty soon, the video itself will be edited down as well to remove the first topic discussed (it was a Star Wars topic). I just wanted to get on here before any speculation started as to why this is happening.
A few hours after the show posted, Disney contacted me and very respectfully requested that we take the segment out. Please understand Disney has never... in almost 10 years that I've dealt with them... EVER requested that I take anything down (nor have I ever put them in a position where they would feel the need to ask). My team and Disney have always had a very good relationship. When I talk mad shit about Agents of Shield, they have never asked me to "tone it down" or "please say something nice". They have always respected our editorial integrity. So when they politely called me and requested we take a topic down today I decided to grant the request. It wasn't an urgent story that fans "had a right to know" or anything important. I didn't feel that removing the topic was somehow a "disservice to the fans", or was in any way "important to the community". So I felt ok about pulling it.
It's important to know that the studios don't have any editorial influence over us, and Disney fully agrees with that. However, just because someone isn't your boss, doesn't mean you can't do something for them if they make a request. Today, Disney made a respectful request, and out of respect we obliged.
So that's it. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, I'll answer what I can. Cheers!
I like the shot of the Falcon and X-wings heading under a ring of a planet. There is another ship with them, but it is too far out to really identify right now.
I really hope it's true that there's still a ton of stuff we haven't seen yet, and that all the major setpieces haven't already been given away...
I really hope it's true that there's still a ton of stuff we haven't seen yet, and that all the major setpieces haven't already been given away...
If my reading of the behind the scenes info is right, there are some pretty major developments that have remained well hidden from the majority of the audience. I don't really care about spoilers, so I've been reading every little bit of news, toy releases, concept art, leaked info, set photos, interviews, etc. and there are still things that you can make suppositions about but haven't been confirmed.
If you're the type of person who likes to remain unspoiled, Abrams runs a pretty tight ship in terms of secrets. If you're (general you) the type of person who likes to know a lot about the film before seeing it, the whole "Abrams mystery box" probably drives you nuts. I'm somewhere in the middle. I don't mind spoilers, but the secrecy doesn't particularly bother me either.
It's certainly not like the Batman v Superman trailer that pretty much gave away the entire three-act structure and revealed the previously unconfirmed act three big bad, though, or the Terminator Genysis trailers and TV spots that gave away a huge twist about John Conner.
Who's the fellow being escorted by the trooper at 1:42?
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