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There should be an Old republic eara trilogy
There should be an Old republic eara trilogy
rabscuttle1
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It would have to be written & directed by someone who could bring the darkness & grit of that eara to the big screen properly. James Camron? Or maybe Peter Jackson? George Lucas would be the producer. If done right I think such a trilogy would be good. What do you guys think?
TV's Frink
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Likes Lens FlairsWhat's an eara? An eara corn?
Bingowings
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Magister Pontifex MaximusThe Eara che is a lie!
Quixotic fool, he will die quickly, make sure he dies very quickly.
Cobra Kai
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You wouldn't want George Lucas any where near it, especially if you want it to be dark and gritty.
"In the future it will become even easier for old negatives to become lost and be "replaced" by new altered negatives. This would be a great loss to our society. Our cultural history must not be allowed to be rewritten." - George Lucas
"I am very concerned about our national heritage, and I am very concerned that the films that I watched when I was young and the films that I watched throughout my life are preserved, so that my children can see them." - George Lucas
rabscuttle1
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Yeah I know I spelled it wrong. Didn't realize it until I had posted it. Oops!
rabscuttle1
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True, but he wouldn't let anyone else pay for it. I love his movies but the man is greedy.
greenpenguino
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Problem frink?? ;)Cobra Kai said:
You wouldn't want George Lucas any where near it, especially if you want it to be dark and gritty.
Have him in a Gene Roddenberry role, out of the way in some important sounding job, leaving various people free to actually write proper stories.
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Leonardo
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Disco Stu likes Disco music!greenpenguino said:
Cobra Kai said:
You wouldn't want George Lucas any where near it, especially if you want it to be dark and gritty.
Have him in a Gene Roddenberry role, out of the way in some important sounding job, leaving various people free to actually write proper stories.
"George, could you please go to Starbucks and get coffees for everyone? Oh and make it a macchiato for the dolly operator..."
... And they had 'The Empire Strikes Back', the fifth of the four Star Wars films. He is fucking with us numerically, isn't he! "Children, count up to ten." "Four, five, six, one, two, three, ten". No, it goes, four, five, six, one, two, three… No, it goes: four, five, six. One... Two and three have not been made." "Two and three have not been made! What should they be?" "What should they be? We do not know. All we know is that there will be a big floppy character in it that goes, squawk squawk squawk... who needs a punch up the bracket!"
greenpenguino
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Problem frink?? ;)Leonardo said:
greenpenguino said:
Cobra Kai said:
You wouldn't want George Lucas any where near it, especially if you want it to be dark and gritty.
Have him in a Gene Roddenberry role, out of the way in some important sounding job, leaving various people free to actually write proper stories.
"George, could you please go to Starbucks and get coffees for everyone? Oh and make it a macchiato for the dolly operator..."
ALOL
Make him a runner??
XD
That'd be awesome.
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Monolithium
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Stringer in Space!Imagine a film where George is the producer and Peter Jackson is the director?
From the Exhaustive Behind-the-Scenes Documentary
Pete: "So I had my cut of the film nice and tight."
Georgie: "It was three and half hours long."
Pete: "Like I said, nice and tight."
Since they're like poetry, what with the rhyming and all, I find that I only need to watch three out of the six films.
SpilkaBilka
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"Thanks for the espresso, George. But next time, I'd like it faster and more intense."
There should be an Old republic eara trilogy