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JJ Abrams to direct new Star Wars


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Last 1/3 of Episode 2 and Episode 3 were solid flicks.

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How dare you Kurb?!! 6 above 4?? Ewoks were shiat... even as a kid, they annoyed the ever-living fug outta me. It was obvious Lucas was out trying to just sell toys at that point.

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1/2 - both sucked balls. Jar Jar and "wooden puppet anakin" were horrible. The romance stupidity in 2 was embarrassing to watch, like "seeing your uncle in the street nakers and stark raving mad" embarrassing. Add in that Mr. Monotone replaced the junior Pinocchio for Anankin, and it was absolutely horrible. The only thing that saved that movie was Natalie Portman in tight, skimpy clothes, and the cuissenart known as Yoda.

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The day my dad brought home our first VCR, he had rented TESB to watch with it. I had already seen it, of course, but I couldn't have been more than 3 or 4 years old that day. I still remember it like it was yesterday, I was so excited.

The whole Hoth scenario will probably be hard to beat, and that is what made that movie for me. EP4 is second because it started the franchise, and was a great leap for the film industry. I liked ROTJ also, even though the whole Ewok thing was kinda too cutesy. I once nearly OD'd on my Albuterol inhaler while watching the Rancor scene, and hallucinated about the Rancor coming out of the screen, so that was awesome too.

I saw EP 1 three times in the theater. I liked it. I saw Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith in the theater also, and liked it as well. Episode 3 was the best of the prequels, and the last 30 or so minutes are probably some of the greatest scenes in the franchise.

Sure, I'm turned off by the cutesy-ness, youth-grab things like Jar Jar and little Anakin, but as a whole, there isn't another franchise of movies that even come close to the epicness of Star Wars.

The thing I appreciate the most is the expanded universe, in that no other fantasy thing out there (things like Tolkien's works) have expanded so much and are so detailed. The only thing I can forsee getting that close is what GRRM has going on with ASOIAF.

I look forward to 7, 8, 9 and what they do with them. I'm just hesitant to think they can get any better than their peak moments, but at the same time I don't think they can get much worse than the lows either.

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Hardcore fans better be ready for some drastic changes. Knowing how JJ likes to reinvent things expect all kinds of changes.

JJ loves Star Wars and turned it down because he wants to see the movie as a fan not as a director..

Like myself, Abrahams was not a fan of Star Trek. That is why he reinvented it to a movie, with a story that would have drawn him in.

I like the Star Trek movie and I thought most of Cloverfield was pretty good minus annoying acting.

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