Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens

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The Walt Disney Company (DIS) has agreed to acquire Lucasfilm Ltd. in a stock and cash transaction.
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Ms. Kennedy will serve as executive producer on new Star Wars feature films, with George Lucas serving as creative consultant. Star Wars Episode 7 is targeted for release in 2015, with more feature films expected to continue the Star Wars saga and grow the franchise well into the future.
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i was hoping these would get made ... chapters 7-9 ... it was always supposed to be 9 chapters and although lucas absolutely butchered 1-3 - still hoping they get made ...
wow! what a complete zero
is it as good as 'trekkies'? because that shit is gold!
http://entertainment.nbcnews.com/_news/2012/03/29/10922254-george-lucas-says-there-will-never-be-a-new-star-wars?lite
... unless Disney pays me $4,050,000,000 U.S. dollars. Then there will be another 20.
please hand over writing and directing responsibility to someone else
thanks
I'll take "Hot Steamy Pile" for 4 Billion Alex.
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This actually makes a lot of sense.
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unless disney has decided to release fake press releases, yes, they will make more movies
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The Pirates Of The Caribbean series has been pretty good to them. And they've had quite a few other successful live action movies.
I don't think it's going to be all THAT Disney. They buy all kinds of shit, they bought Marvel, and "The Avengers" was technically a Disney production. I would imagine that Lucasfilm will be compartmentalized/self-contained within Disney the same way Marvel Studios is.
I feel like the expectations were way too high before those came out and a lot of nerds came out with fake outrage because the story didnt go the same way their own fan-novels went (such as metachlorians). I have seen people's hour-long videos tearing apart each movie for the smallest little plot holes, costume 'errors', etc... things that I dont care about even after hearing/learning about it.
You can tear apart the old trilogy as well and they are cheesy in their own right. They are classics and among my favorite movies ever, but let's remember that many of us were kids when they hooked us, and we watched the 'new' ones pretty much as adults. Its a tough transition. "Luke we got company" was great when we were little kids and it was 1978, but that line now would get rolled by fans and critics.
IV through VI were around for so long by themselves, they wove with pop culture and so many people could recite almost every line in the movie. A new trilogy was coming in against a stacked, impossible deck. The megafans expecting a line-by-line memorization masterpiece got angry and I think the bad feelings snowballed/spread