You can't expand on something without using that something as the basis of your expansion. And what if they want to tell the story right after episode 6? They can't? How come? Screw EU. I want to see that movie.
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I would have just preferred a completely separate story line in the Star Wars universe. Why do we have to go back to the same time period at all.
I really don't want to see them dust off any of the original actors either, we saw how well that worked in Indy 4.
The universe and expanded universe has the foundation set up for 1000 great stories. A continuation of the series from where we left off would have about as much excitement as a sports postgame show.
Id also like to see more books written in the world of Harry Potter. I don't want to read about Harry's kids, I would rather hear a new story from like the period before the International Statute of Secrecy. But that's just my opinion.
They should IMO use their own creation. Leave the EU out of this. Some of the crap got particularly strange. Especially after Luke got exiled. I mean seriously wtf.
Honestly, let them create their own path. Oh and the Mickey Mouse comments are...just immature. I mean really now, what is it with people and dumbing down stuff(Making people's arguments look poopy).
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Yes thats not even close to how writting books for a storyline works, If a movie is made later that follows the storyline that was set down by a book the author doesnt get a peice of the movie.Do you have any arguments or are you about to resort to insults?
If the movie doesn't mention the anything from the book you mean? Right. So the movie is not based on the book. It just skips time. Which is bad. The less time for the movies - the less movies. So if they want to make an episode 7 that starts right where episode 6 ended for instance - or 20 years later - they can't? because there's a book about that time period? Fuck that book is what I say.
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I want to see the continuation of the story right after episode 6. Whatever it might be.
All right, gentleperchildren, let's review. The year is 2024 - that's two-zero-two-four, as in the 21st Century's perfect vision - and I am sorry to say the world has become a pussy-whipped, Brady Bunch version of itself, run by a bunch of still-masked clots ridden infertile senile sissies who want the Last Ukrainian to die so they can get on with the War on China, with some middle-eastern genocide on the side
Its allready outI want to see the continuation of the story right after episode 6. Whatever it might be.
First you have the truce at bakura which literally happens a day after return of the jedi. Then you have the x-wing series which covers the retaking of corusant and the rebuilding of rogue squadron. Then you have the courtship of princess leia, then you have the thrawn trilogy, need i go on? Stop asking for things that are allready here. Stop being lazy and read them.
Can you link me to somthing that states this is how that works cus it would be a first for me hearing about it. First of all they cant make the new movies happen right after 6 due to the fact that Leia is fat as fuck, han solo is old as balls, Luke looks like a child mollester need i go on? They waited to long for more movies after 6 and now they need to place one a realistic amount of time after 456 movies so that the real life ageing matchs the character aging. Luckily there is plenty for them to make movies on that would be amazing, yes it most likely wouldnt follow the books word for word or action for action but thats what happens when you make a moive adaptation of a book or book storyline but at least it wouldnt be wild and off the wall shit like what jj abrams did to star treks story line. ANd i know plenty of people are beyond pissed about that.If the movie doesn't mention the anything from the book you mean? Right. So the movie is not based on the book. It just skips time. Which is bad. The less time for the movies - the less movies. So if they want to make an episode 7 that starts right where episode 6 ended for instance - or 20 years later - they can't? because there's a book about that time period? Fuck that book is what I say.
It's out on a book and that would spoil the story almost instantly. From a marketing standpoint it'd be pretty destructive. Rawr people messed up Star Trek but the people *You know* isn't evidence that the Star Wars Trilogy will be bad.
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They're gonna pull an Alien: Prometheus and totally ignore the "canon" events in Alien vs. Predator.
Why is this even an issue?
I don't read that stuff. I haven't read any of the novels. I don't know anything about that world. That's a different world than my world. But I do try to keep it consistent. The way I do it now is they have a Star Wars Encyclopedia. So if I come up with a name or something else, I look it up and see if it has already been used. When I said [other people] could make their own Star Wars stories, we decided that, like Star Trek, we would have two universes: My universe and then this other one. They try to make their universe as consistent with mine as possible, but obviously they get enthusiastic and want to go off in other directions. - George Lucas
The EU Star Wars is a different universe than the movie Star Wars (even if it follows the movie universe). Therefore, the EU Star Wars and the movie Star Wars don't follow the same path.
The AvP movies (on top of being awful) already ignored the years of AvP comics.
Not to mention anyone who actually cares about this acknowledges that Aliens, Predator, and Aliens vs predator are three seperate continuities anyway, and Prometheus belongs to the Aliens continuity.
The expanded Universe is not canon with the actual movies - it is it's own universe and its own canon. It does BORROW (heavily) from the movies, but nothing that happens in the EU has any impact on the movies themselves.
And, sad to say, the EU has never been part of the movie canon. It is just a way in which Lucas allowed others to elaborate on his world without interfering directly with it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars_canon
It's still valid, especially when the reedited Star Wars trilogy contradicts old EU lore. And honestly, I do believe that the new movies directors/writers are going to follow the "film-only canon" policy that is already established.
First one was meh. It didn't really do anything to offend canon but it suffered from being just a PG-13 action movie. Seriously, the old movies were all rated R and are fucking idolized for their violence. You don't tone that shit down! The final fight with the queen at the end was pretty awesome though.
The second one was a travesty that apparently thought ripping off the older movies was the best way to capture their spirit. They were wrong. Then there was all the bullshit surrounding the predalien. Yeah, lets just go ahead and throw out the whole egg and facehugger thing, one of the things that makes the aliens stand out so much in science-fiction horror.
And I'm gonna post this again since you probably missed my edit: Not to mention anyone who actually cares about this acknowledges that Aliens, Predator, and Aliens vs predator are three separate continuities anyway, and Prometheus belongs to the Aliens continuity.