Originally posted by: Gaffer Tape

Originally posted by: Han Solo VS Indiana Jones
I hate this recent holier than thou action by George Lucas -

George Lucas chastised the nation's universities for not treating the study of film in the same way they do other academic disciplines such as law, medicine, journalism, and architecture. "It just isn't thought of in the same breath, which is for me a sacrilege," Lucas said at a groundbreaking ceremony at USC where a 137,000-square-foot complex is being constructed to house the university's film school -- a complex made possible by Lucas's $175-million gift to the university. Lucas, who produced his first films as an undergraduate of the university in the mid-'60s, said, "When I came here I didn't have a clue about how to make movies, anything -- I didn't even watch movies. I was a real novice." Today's (Thursday) Los Angeles Times said that Lucas is treating the new facility "much like one of his cinematic productions," working with Urban Design Group of Dallas on the design of the buildings -- even "on such minute aspects as the detailing on the archways."

I like the quote, actually. He has a really good point. And as a theatre major, I feel the same way.

Too bad Lucas doesn't have an iota of talent, vision or integrity as a filmmaker, just an army of yes-men.