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Star Wars: The Last Jedi
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jmig
SOH-CM-2026
I think Disney did a good job of transiting from the original (read old) characters to the newer (read young). It was a generational change. They kept the continuity of the story as they moved on to new ground. I think the new movies are faithful to the old, unlike the newer Star Trek movies. My wife and I watched the last three Star Trek movies on DVD. It was like watching Saturday morning comics. No character depth or exploring story line. Nothing but super amped tecno action.
Snuffy
Happiness Consultant
Yeah, but you also won't "feel" the hum of the light sabres. The action sequences are fantastic on the big screen. ...
And who sez I don't already have a "big Screen"?
with surround sound no less!
scotth6
Charter Member
And who sez I don't already have a "big Screen"?
Haha. Well I did think that after I wrote. Well, I hope you enjoy it on YOUR big screen
.As many problems as some have with the newer movies, I just think it's better than having no more Star Wars movies.
Cheers,
Haha. Well I did think that after I wrote. Well, I hope you enjoy it on YOUR big screen
As many problems as some have with the newer movies, I just think it's better than having no more Star Wars movies.
Cheers,
That's not going to be a problem, methinks...
JAMES
It appears it is going to "rain" a bunch of new solo movies featuring most of the characters, including Han Solo, Anakin Skywalker, Yoda, and Obi Wan Kenobi.
Thankfully LucasFilms seems to have enough good sense to not infect the series with a full-length film of Jar-Jar Binks...
Thankfully LucasFilms seems to have enough good sense to not infect the series with a full-length film of Jar-Jar Binks...
Oddly enough, I enjoyed the comic relief Jar Jar provided. There has always been humor in the films, but most of it has been very subtle verbal or body language based.