If Leia is a diplomat in the ST she will be much more into aggressive negotiations style politics instead of the pacifist politician her mother was.
SilverWook said:
Chewie is supposed to be around 200 years old in the OT. 30 years since Jedi isn't going to mean a heck of lot with that kind of lifespan. I don't see cats or dogs getting gray as they age.
And didn't we have this same discussion about his appearance in ROTS? ;)
My dog started off completely red in color. 13 years later he's almost completely white.
Whichever set Disney releases with their logo on it will be official canon. Until then it's the 2011 Blu-Rays.
Why would an actor's view of a character dictate how I view the character?
I enjoyed it. Still didn't care for the look of the Wookies, though. I have high hopes for this series as it grows.
Tobar said:
Just a head's up. If you get DisneyXD through your local television provider you can watch REBELS' premiere right now.
I watched it tonight and it was PHENOMENAL. Best Star Wars anything I've seen in a long time.
Started off a heck of a lot stronger than Clone Wars did and definitely felt more like Star Wars than CW ever did too!
My reservations about Sabine are completely gone. Great character with a great bit of personal flair.
The concerns others have had about the show being too kiddy were completely unfounded. This was real Star Wars through and through.
Loved it!
Nope not completely true. I get both Disney and DisneyXD through my local hometown cable but cant watch it because sadly my hometown cable isn't a participating cable provider.
I dig the look of the new X-Wings. Same but different. And I think the decision to go with a square dish instead of a round one on the Falcon was a bold choice.
I had a random thought. But it was so random that I forgot what it was.
Maybe something ancient that makes the Sith look like pussies. I'd be cool with a new Sith threat. However, I wouldn't really want the Sith to be Plagueis or Palpatine.
I don't like the way the Wookies look.
@Darth Lars
A "real" fan of something is anyone that spends any of their time and/or money on a given thing. Someone that only likes the OT isn't any less of a fan than someone that sucks up everything Star Wars. I enjoy all six films and a large part of the EU, and I consider myself part of the entire Star Was fandom. And you know what? That fandom is a shit load of people that includes everyone from the casual fan to the fanatic. So you can stuff you "real" fan attitude up your "real" fan ass.
Tobar said:
point5 said:
I've been trying to think of any Disney animations and movies that have explored dark themes or had dark moments.
Gargoyles (1994)
The creator of this series is now an Executive Producer on Rebels.
Gargoyles was good stuff.
I would like to see some of the better elements and concepts from the EU used along with new stories.
If Star Wars was reality Jar Jar would have his own reality TV show, there would be a grade school class called midi-chlorians and you, and the Imperial March would be played before all sporting events.
I doubt casual fans care one way or the other.
RicOlie_2 said:
JediZombie said:
RicOlie_2 said:
You said you watched the entire OT in the morning. In order for that to work, you must logically have started around 5:30 (unless you're a time traveler, like Bingowings).
I got up one Saturday morning and started watching the OT. It would've been around 6 or 7, and would've concluded some time shortly after noon. So I spent that entire Saturday morning watching the OT. No time travel needed.
*sigh* Joke fail on my part.
I see. Failure to get joke on my part.
To each their own I guess. Yoda using a lightsaber was something I'd been waiting to see since I was a small boy. One of my favorite things about the PT. Midi-chlorians and Jar Jar are the two things I dislike the most. Anakin and Obi-Wan's relationship was wrong in my opinion as well. They came across as a dysfunctional father and son instead of best friends. And while having many Jedi in the PT doesn't bother me like it does others, I do wish they'd been portrayed a little differently. More Knightly order and less cloistered religious cult. But all in all I think the PT is a 4 while the OT is a solid 5.
RicOlie_2 said:
You said you watched the entire OT in the morning. In order for that to work, you must logically have started around 5:30 (unless you're a time traveler, like Bingowings).
I got up one Saturday morning and started watching the OT. It would've been around 6 or 7, and would've concluded some time shortly after noon. So I spent that entire Saturday morning watching the OT. No time travel needed.
RicOlie_2 said:
JediZombie said:
Parents are big Star Wars fans and owned the VHS tapes. I sat down and watched them back to back one Saturday morning when I was five back in the 80's. Saw the PT in theaters.
How did you get your parents to put Star Wars on for you at 5:30 AM (or earlier)?
It wasn't 5:30 in the morning. It would've been more like 7 or 8. Don't know where you got 5:30 from. And I could work the VCR myself.
Parents are big Star Wars fans and owned the VHS tapes. I sat down and watched them back to back one Saturday morning when I was five back in the 80's. Saw the PT in theaters.
darklordoftech said:
Nihilus is too powerful for my liking. He does things that should require a superweapon.
I agree that he's too powerful. But I like the concept of him being a wound in the Force. Scale his power back and he'd be a perfect villain to see in a movie or in a show.
Darth Sion and Darth Nihilus along with some others already listed in the thread.
Yoda instructed Luke one on one because Luke was the only one. In the PT era there were several Force sensitive children, therefore Yoda instructed several at once. All we get to see in the films is Yoda teaching a lightsaber 101 class. I'm sure he taught others that would've looked more like what he taught Luke. And I'm equally sure other masters taught children before they were assigned a master. I see no problem with this.
fishmanlee said:
Tack said:
darklordoftech said:
Tack said:
I have a terrible feeling that a series of treatments I read a few years ago are going to become a reality...
What treatments did you read a few years ago?
Something with R.O.U.S.es,
Rodents Of Unusual Size? I don't think they exist!
Westley would disagree with you.
SilverWook said:
How many B actors have their own line of clothing? ;)
Hayden Christensen.