DominicCobb said:
I would love to see Fincher do a Fincher film in the SW universe.
This I could get behind. Fett Club.
Keep Circulating the Tapes.
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(It hasn’t happened yet)
Then again, maybe his Episode Se7en wouldn't be so bad.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Kenobi
The Sabacc Network
The Ewok with the Krayt Dragon Tattoo
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The Jedi Purge is (or can be) a big subject. A bounty hunters movie set between ROTS and ANH that follows the extermination of the Jedi could be good. For that matter, any kind of bounty hunter movie might be cool, Fett or not. No reason to think the Empire wouldn't pay bounty hunters to keep an eye out for Jedi, after all.
I may be a lone wolf (esp on this forum) but I think an Episode 0 prequel that shows the first Sith/Jedi war and how the Jedi came to be associated with the Republic could make a cool movie too.
A Qui-Gon and young Obi-Wan movie might be fun too. It could tell the story of how Obi-Wan came to be Qui-Gon's apprentice. Or not, it could also be something else. Same goes for a Yoda/Dooku movie.
All I really want is each film as it was originally seen and heard in theaters; no fixes, corrections, "improvements" or modifications necessary.
So erm... Episode I then?
The distinct vibe I've always had off of that movie is that it was simply supposed to be Obi-wans first big adventure. But then they forgot to take off their disguises from the beginning of the movie, the rest of the jedi council then wore those costumes too to avoid the ardous mental task of differentiating people by features other than a silly uniform. Can't have the audience doing that.
And then obi-wan was made qui-gon's apprentice to have something pointless to conflict with the council over.
This guy is claiming Spielberg delayed Robopocalypse to direct SW VII.
http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?p=6978977#post6978977
I don't see any veracity behind the claim, but something about which to pontificate while we deliberate.
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I'd take anything from that forum with a large grain of salt.
Where were you in '77?
It's J.J.
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