Perhaps George's problem is that he's just never satisfied with anything. I can understand the conceit that films are never truly completed in that you don't always get 100% of everything you envisioned. Still, you shouldn't spend 30+ years of your life pining over a trio of films, and never coming to a point of contentment over them. I'm just surprised that Star Wars is all Lucas does anymore because he must have so many other stories he wants to tell. Other films about other things he's had stirring in his mind for decades.

Having a passionate point of view is fine because we all love Star Wars in different ways, and this is a place to exchange ideas and opinions. Ady does what he does because he clearly deeply loves what Star Wars used to be, and wants to restore its magic and grandeur for all to see.

But we've kind of veered off into TV's Frink's avatar, haven't we?

-NJM