Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens (USE SPOILER TAGS!)

[Jennifer Lawrence Fan]

Originally Posted by Dead By Shaun

Rumors are now circulating that Matthew Vaughn is in the running to direct Star Wars Episode VII.

Source: http://collider.com/star-wars-episod...vaughn/208715/

Until he drops out that is.

[MCT]

Bring back Solo just to kill him off???

I dont like the sound of that at all.

[Nicky and Sue]

Nice find....

Sequels you want that probly won't happen

Originally Posted by The Apocalypse

Probably won't happen
Star Wars 7-12 (yes 12)

Well played sir. I do believe there will be 12 made if 7 hits with half a billion+ B.O figures

[Roonan]

Originally Posted by ocxonion

From all those prequels, Lucas doesn't know how to use all his creative talents to make a cohesive and compelling story.

Interesting. I think he did just that with the prequels.

[spanky87]

So bittersweet. We finally get Episode 7, but man they waited too damn long. Most SW fans I know always wanted to see the next adventures of Luke & co.

The original cast is getting old, but I'll take them any way we can get them. I don't get how people are saying they should just cameo at the most. The original gang should be supporting characters at least.

[Bluyoda]

Originally Posted by Duffy12

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This is a riot guys! Take a look at this-


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0mUVY9fLlw

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Lol Funny. It's like it's a perfectly choreographed movie fight, like in pretty much every other movie ever made, that has fighting in it.

[Aquel]

Originally Posted by beckmen

Is that even remotely in the game? Also, if The Force Unleashed has as crappy of a story as its sequel, it needs a lot of work to be a good movie. The only thing TFU has is the visuals, with Mr. Somehow More Powerful Than Anakin Super-Jedi kicking everything's ass.

The Force Unleashed 1 has a better story than the pretty poor one from TFU II.
Everyone in that game has much stronger Force powers than depicted in the movie, not just Starkiller.

[Show spoiler] And Starkiller did get his ass kicked by the Emperor in both endings

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Bluyoda

Lol Funny. It's like it's a perfectly choreographed movie fight, like in pretty much every other movie ever made, that has fighting in it.

Exactly. Personally I think the Lucas bashers are much more entertaining. Some of them have been stomping their feet for over a decade now. High entertainment!

[s2mikey]

Originally Posted by Duffy12

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This is a riot guys! Take a look at this-


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0mUVY9fLlw

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Funny stuff - but I actually enjoyed this scene and fight sequence. Its no different than any other film where the wrong moves happen during a fight to allow the fight and plot to carry on. Nothing new here.

[Rambaldi47]

Has Harrison Ford ever given a reason for why he seems to hate Star Wars so much? It's the role that really made him famous. I don't get why he's so negative about it. I'm glad to hear rumors that he's open to appearing in the new trilogy (probably only if Han dies) but I've always wondered why he has no problem with Indy, but seems to really dislike Han Solo.

[Ben_UK]

Originally Posted by Rambaldi47

Has Harrison Ford ever given a reason for why he seems to hate Star Wars so much? It's the role that really made him famous. I don't get why he's so negative about it. I'm glad to hear rumors that he's open to appearing in the new trilogy (probably only if Han dies) but I've always wondered why he has no problem with Indy, but seems to really dislike Han Solo.

I think he's on record as saying that he didn't care for sci fi much, despite doing two big sci fi films (Star Wars & Bladerunner).

[Ernest Rister]

Originally Posted by Rambaldi47

Has Harrison Ford ever given a reason for why he seems to hate Star Wars so much? It's the role that really made him famous. I don't get why he's so negative about it. I'm glad to hear rumors that he's open to appearing in the new trilogy (probably only if Han dies) but I've always wondered why he has no problem with Indy, but seems to really dislike Han Solo.

I think Harrison thought it was crap gobbledygook. Decades later he said he didn't understand it, and still didn't. He's mystified by why people like something he thinks is tripe, and is beneath him. Accordingly, he's embarassed by it, and doesn't want to be associated with it (no convention appearances, etc.)

Alec Guiness had similar feelings.

[Kirk Out]

This still blows my mind , i cant believe we are getting new star wars with some of the original cast. im glad disney owns it and not some studio who would run it into the ground say their sorry and reboot it like nothing happened. I think lucas made a great decision selling to disney

[mayday72]

Originally Posted by Achilles79

This still blows my mind , i cant believe we are getting new star wars with some of the original cast. im glad disney owns it and not some studio who would run it into the ground say their sorry and reboot it like nothing happened. I think lucas made a great decision selling to disney

Do NOT believe for a minute that Disney won't run this into the ground & milk it for every last penny they can squeeze out of it. Because I guarantee they will!!! That said BRING ON MORE STAR WARS

[stvn1974]

Originally Posted by Rambaldi47

Has Harrison Ford ever given a reason for why he seems to hate Star Wars so much? It's the role that really made him famous. I don't get why he's so negative about it. I'm glad to hear rumors that he's open to appearing in the new trilogy (probably only if Han dies) but I've always wondered why he has no problem with Indy, but seems to really dislike Han Solo.

He also doesn't care for Blade Runner either and states that he doesn't get why people like it and how miserable it was to shoot. Since it is the greatest film of all time he is clearly just a cranky old man.

[JavaJulien]

Originally Posted by Rambaldi47

Has Harrison Ford ever given a reason for why he seems to hate Star Wars so much? It's the role that really made him famous. I don't get why he's so negative about it. I'm glad to hear rumors that he's open to appearing in the new trilogy (probably only if Han dies) but I've always wondered why he has no problem with Indy, but seems to really dislike Han Solo.

Sometimes the movie that "makes you" can also be a gigantic road block in an actor's career.

For comparsions sake, I liken it to Leonardo DiCaprio's resentment of Titanic. It got him fame, but it also got him typecast as a pretty boy who no one saw as a "serious" actor.

[octagon]

Originally Posted by JavaJulien

Sometimes the movie that "makes you" can also be a gigantic road block in an actor's career.

For comparsions sake, I liken it to Leonardo DiCaprio's resentment of Titanic. It got him fame, but it also got him typecast as a pretty boy who no one saw as a "serious" actor.

Sounds rough. You really gotta feel for those guys.

[Monkey]

Originally Posted by octagon

Sounds rough. You really gotta feel for those guys.

Yeah, I think I'd by fine with the pretty boy imagine for several million dollars. Too bad I'm not very pretty

[Steelmaker]

This got me thinking, if Disney is truly aiming at a 2015 release date then they had better be getting the ball rolling quickly! If a script has not even been written yet, let alone a director and cast chosen, this is all going to take quite a while. Then you have location selection, set construction, filming, post production, etc. It seems to me that a 2015 target date would really be pushing it at this point wouldn't it?

[SirMontyPython]

Originally Posted by Duffy12

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This is a riot guys! Take a look at this-


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0mUVY9fLlw

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That was me last night!