I hope the final scene in ep-9 will be very touching and moving with Luke going back to his old farmstead on tatooine where his aunt and uncle are buried and say: " Uncle owen u were right, obiwan kenobi was just a crazy old man" ;P

Davnes007 said:

Ya...I heard that there's a seventh one coming out soon. I wonder who's gonna direct it?

I have also heard there's a Die Hard 7 on its way...

As long as there's an exploding moustache guy in the new film it may stand a chance in its fierce competition.

timdiggerm said:

This is Bingo's favorite idea that will, sorry to say, never happen.

Agreed.

Largely because I genuinely don't think Lucas realises what his characters are.

I don't think he can contextualise them beyond toys.

Also nuGalactica and Terminator has sort of done the idea already but not in the same context.

For me Artoo has always been my favorite character. He even comes out of the humiliations heaped upon him in the PT less harmed than the other OT characters.

We see him care, be brave, take a laser bolt or two and he is treated as a slave, even by the good guys.

I remember rooting for the Voc robots (particularly the Dumbs) in The Robots Of Death too so I guess I have a thing for equal rites for metal people.

But Leia as the bad guy...it has to happen...right?

cain spaans said:

It would be cool if there was a Star Wars VS Star Trek movie with all the stars from Into Darkness and all the stars from Episode VII....And hopefully Zac Efron will not be in it.

DuracellEnergizer said:

 

cain spaans said:

It would be cool if there was a Star Wars VS Star Trek movie with all the stars from Into Darkness and all the stars from Episode VII....And hopefully Zac Efron will not be in it.

Such an endeavour would only result in the annihilation and recreation of both universes ...

 

But if they were battling, wouldn't one side have to travel to the others time period in order to actually meet up? That would either put the Trek characters going into our worlds past, giving them 1950's tech at best (we were told in the 1970's that SW happened 'a long time ago') or the characters from SW would have to travel into the future where their tech would be even more advanced than what we see in the SW flicks that took place 'a long time ago'.

Not really much of a fighting chance for the Trekkies either way.  : p

Bingowings said:

But Leia as the bad guy...it has to happen...right?

Not with Fisher in that role. At least that's what my opinion is.

Imagine the love scene with Carrie Fisher and William Shatner...

ray_afraid said:

*-ok, if it can be proved to be the case, folks to lazy to type well deserve the abuse ; )

 ...too lazy to type well?

I can't see any reason for recasting Carrie Fisher and she would be just as good at being evil as she was at being...good.

Bingowings said:

I can't see any reason for recasting Carrie Fisher and she would be just as good at being evil as she was at being...good.

I didn't say not recasting her, I just said she shouldn't be given any important role in the film.

SilverWook said:

Anybody who thinks Carrie can't play twisted and evil has never seen The Blues Brothers. ;)

Oh come on. There is a huge difference between pressing bomb trigger while having no dialogue (such as Fisher in The Blues Brothers) and actually portraying evilness through superb acting and dialogue delivery (such as Cushing and McDiarmid in OT).

Yep. That's the look of a woman who's done a shit tone of cocaine.

She is an okay actress but for the main villain they should hire an actor of higher calibre.