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[RedArmyShogun]

Pft whats with you people, as if Star Trek was ever good past the days of Kirk.

[IllusiveManJr]

Not really a fan of films from either series, excluding Empire Strikes Back and the Abram's Star Trek film. Hoping he does good.

[Fredvdp]

RedArmyShogun wrote...

Pft whats with you people, as if Star Trek was ever good past the days of Kirk.

I thought First Contact was really good. Doesn't beat Wrath of Khan, however.

[Giant ambush beetle]

J.J Abrams worked on Lost? 

Poor star wars.  

Modifié par The Woldan , 27 janvier 2013 - 05:46 .

[Hyperglide]

Too all you pessimistic malcontents whining about JJ.

[chunkyman]

Ten bucks says it's worse than the prequels.

[Capt. Obvious]

J.J. Abrams working on the Star Wars film? Good. He already made one good Star Wars movie. It's called Star Trek. It came out in 2009. You may have heard of it.

Modifié par Capt. Obvious, 28 janvier 2013 - 02:31 .

[milena87]

I just hope that they won't do another movie in the same period again...

I don't think that Abrams is a bad choice at all: I greatly enjoyed his take on Star Trek and I'm interested in what he has done with the sequel. Also, I really don't think that he can make a movie worse than Phantom Menace...

Of course Joss Whedon would have been an amazing choice, but I'm afraid that cloning is not a possibility yet.

Modifié par milena87, 28 janvier 2013 - 01:23 .

[Gotholhorakh]

Well like the move to Disney, this might be just what the Star Wars universe needs.

Abrams' work has been pretty much solid and good. Perhaps Disney can combine that with a return to some traditional values and stop the Star Wars franchise's new obsession with teaching young children that the Dark Side ie: being evil is the Cool Side

Who cares what tragic butthurt kidults think about Star Wars, it is for small children aged 3 and up and always has been, and George Lucas's biggest mistake was ever to pay attention to the "adult star wars fans" who are probably only posting on his forums of an evening because their airsoft club subscription got cancelled by their mother.

[DarthPig]

Fredvdp wrote...

I think J.J. Abrams is decent. I'm more excited about the fact that Abrams always works with Michael Giacchino. If anyone other than Williams himself is to score Star Wars, then Giacchino is the best choice.

This.

[DarthPig]

Timbaroo wrote...



The only thing I would be worried about within the Star Wars universe is if Abrams were to minimize the scale of force powers. Maybe I've gotten used to The Force Unleashed games and again, the epicness of the force in ToR trailers, but really to minimize the scale of any of that could really detract from what Star Wars is, for me.

I never really viewed the Force as this flashy video game power, in the movies the Force is more subdued. Lightening being as flashy as it gets...

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Gotholhorakh wrote...


Who cares what tragic butthurt kidults think about Star Wars, it is for small children aged 3 and up and always has been, and George Lucas's biggest mistake was ever to pay attention to the "adult star wars fans" who are probably only posting on his forums of an evening because their airsoft club subscription got cancelled by their mother.

Not sure if serious. If so I suggest watching the most mature series of all times "Game of Thrones" that least has 2 or 3 sex scenes in every episode.

Let us children watch our favorite space pew pew.

[Gotholhorakh]

Legatus Arianus wrote...
Not sure if serious.

For future reference, almost never serious

[MstrJedi Kyle]

The same guy that did Star Trek is doing Star Wars. Isn't that a conflict of interest or something?

[Grivous456]

I really hope that they go back to using some of the pratical effects and miniatures that Lusasfilm used for the original trilogy. That was part of the problem with the prequels, the CG overpowered the narrative. On the narrative side, this is the first time we have an Oscar winner writing a Star Wars film, which is a plus, and we have the guy who wrote Empire Strikes Back and Raiders of the Lost Ark on as a writing consultant, which is another great plus. The script will be great. Again all of the stuff I have seen from JJ, I have very much enjoyed, so have no doubt that he will make a quality film with the great script written by Michael Arndt and Lawrence Kasdan.