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The rest of the deleted scenes like stuff from the Celebration this year? Probably without the ones from the last set though.

 
www.darkhorizons.com/jabba-the-hutt-spin-off-being-considered

Is this real?

No, but it’s my favourite in the trilogy. There are far too many movies up there to put anything in this series in the top 10 or 20 of all time though.

Uh. So anyway…

SilverWook said:

I should point out Anakin and other prequel characters appear in Disney theme parks, although Mr. Binks is noticeably absent. There is still a moderate level of prequel merchandising even though the new films dominate the toy lines and Episode III was 12 years ago.

I guess? Theme parks feel like a niche area to me, but I have no idea what kind of broad appeal they have beyond the families who can afford them. The Star Wars Land idea is coming I guess. And there are a lot of toys out there I suppose. But talking of basic stuff like coffee cups, socks, t-shirts etc. there’s usually Vader and all the familiar faces. The Story Spinoff movies are all catering to the same idea, though obviously a few winks to the PT are present.

Hal 9000 said:

Maybe ol’ Ben Kenobi will encounter a dark side force user who will deliver some force lightning to his face, making him go from McGregor to Guinness instantly.

Well this is a horrible idea, so yes.

The internet and its use of stupid gifs and captions is the only reason the prequels have lasted even if this long in the public consciousness. They don’t sell a lot of merch relating to it, and the new movies have consolidated the same imagery of Darth Vader, R2-D2 and Chewbacca which is what is iconic to the masses.

I always assumed it was film stocks. Empire still has that washed out 70s look, where it’s often really dark but also lower contrast elsewhere. The further you get into the 80s the more … well 80s it looks.

They are more like lump of cold, dessicated shit that I can step around and overlook.

I have no feelings either way about this. It’s a safe choice of subject matter, in a series of spin offs I have yet to care for. So, go them I guess.

Everyone who cares has the Harmy editions, or whichever they please. All the other general audience consumers will just buy whatever is placed in front of them.

It’s only fun if they plan to watch the Backstroke of the West version. Even then pretty boring…

Mark’s Down On Your Syntax said:
they really have to say something, don’t they?!

I doubt it, they have a corporate mask to keep on

oojason said:

I always remember liking this as a kid, but I also remember being confused since I had no idea what production art was for or who Ralph McQuarrie was.

darthrush said:

NeverarGreat said:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjEd3DpH_e0
Warning: Detailed spoilers for the upcoming Han Solo movie! Proceed at your own risk!

This was hilarious.

It was.

There’s a well known series called Everything is A Remix that had a Star Wars part in it.

SilverWook said:

http://werewolf-news.com/2017/05/rick-baker-resurrects-the-amazing-werewolf-mask-he-let-george-use-in-star-wars/

Wonderful

I guess? At least make a real series or something.

Since there are many mainstream documentaries without music or images from the subject matter I would say “fair use” is something people pay for these days.

Besides the low production value it was so dull and short, what was this for exactly?

I never heard about a follow up, interesting. I thought the original was pretty fair to be honest.

DonShockley said:
The PT is really lacking in any substance when it comes to that part of the story. And the conversion is really at the heart of the PT

It’s a pretty fatal flaw when it’s supposedly why they exist in the first place

The droid slave idea is in every movie, this is just another example. Also, electronics are a sci-fi thing not a Star Wars thing. There they use hydro-spanners and and kind wacky nonsense.

If a smaller label like Arrow Video can pick it up they must be freely available