Is George Lucas making another Star Wars movie?
93691
NO!  THANK GOD.  he apparently lost his mind after the first three he did.  When he put in Jar Jar and that stupid, no acting, no talent kid for the young skywalker in the first one, you knew he lost it.
1046078
I don't think. Lucas Black is the main focus this time.
863949
I love the newer Star Wars movies. \n\nI didn't so much like the older ones. They were good but a real BORE. \n\nThe new ones, however, kept me on edge and i COULD NOT WAIT to see what happened next. I was mad to find that the 3rd one would be the last. \n\nWhen i left the theater i was like.. MAN thats the last one.. darnit. lol \n\nIt would be great if they made 1 more telling the story of how Luke and his twin sister grew up leading to how they met ATLEAST.\n\nBTW: Hayden Christensen is hot. I wanna see more of him;)
753817
Once people stop buying his stupid "ultra remastered version of his remastered best selling remastered dvd" versions of the film, he will. Money will stop coming in and he'll need something else to do.\n\nYes, Indiana Jones was great, but name me another series/movie he did that was awesome?\n\nLucas is a failure. He got lucky with Star Wars. Let's see, he also did Howard the Duck and Willow, not exactly top notch work there.\n\nWhat are your favorite Star Wars films? I can bet they were the ones that Lucas didn't direct. That would be Empire Strikes back and Retun of the Jedi (my two favorite). Lucas is a SHITTY director. New Hope was new and fresh when it first came out, that's why everyone liked it. They loved the next two because Lucas didn't ruin them. Everyone hated the new ones because he's an idiot and tried to market it to kids too much, to make the prequels into this genereation's New Hope, but he failed at that too (pissing everyone off with Jar Jar).\n\nWhen his turkey throat having ass finally dies, whoever is in charge of the Star Wars name will ok more movies. Better writers will pen better scripts and he won't be around to make it stupid.\n\nDark Jedi's FTW!!!
819038
I wonder the same thing. There should be because that was a good movie. I watch it all the time. I'd enjoy a second one, that'd be nice.
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Not surw which is first, but the idea is apparentl not all that new:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prequel\n\nIndiana Jones and the Temple of Doom was apparently a prequel to Raiders of the Lost Ark... so Lucas has done this before STAR WARS.\n\nPrequel\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\n \nStar Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace is one of the most well-known prequels.A prequel is a work that portrays events which include the structure, conventions, and/or characters of a previously completed narrative, but occur at an earlier time. The word is a neologism, dating to the early 1970s; it is a portmanteau formed from pre-, meaning before, and sequel, a work which takes place after a previous one. "The term has recently slipped into common usage with its popularization by the advent of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace" wrote Chris Deever in Truth in Cinema, May 28, 2001. The Star Wars prequel trilogy greatly popularized the term in American culture. The term distant prequel refers to a long interval between the prequel and its original.\n\nAnother popular cinematic prequel is The Godfather, Part II. This film is both sequel and prequel, since it intercuts the further story of the Corleone family under the leadership of Michael Corleone with the story of Vito Corleone in his youth.\n\nLike sequels, prequels may or may not concern the same plot as the work from which they are derived. Often, they explain the background which led to the events in the original, but sometimes the connections are not as explicit. Sometimes, prequels play on the fact that the audience knows what will happen next, using deliberate references to create dramatic irony.\n\nThe idea of a prequel is not new. The libretti for the four operas of Richard Wagner's Ring Cycle -- Das Rheingold, Die Walküre, Siegfried and Götterdämmerung -- were written in reverse order, making each opera a prequel to the following one.\n\nAnother example of a prequel in C. S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia is The Magician's Nephew, a prequel to The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe which was written first.\n\nThe term prequel is often used to describe any work with a sequel. This is contrary to the term's original meaning, which defines a prequel as a type of sequel, not the converse of a sequel. For example, The Phantom Menace (1999) is a prequel to Return of the Jedi (1983), but not to Attack of the Clones (2002).\n\nRed Dragon is unique in that when it was released, it was a prequel to two previous films (The Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal). However, the material it was based on had been filmed as Manhunter several years before Silence. Thus, it was both a prequel and a remake.
277563
Yes, he is too old, just like Sylvester Stalone is too old to be doing Rocky again (even if he is going to just be a manager or something). I don't think the new Indy movie will be too good either. Look at the new Star Wars movies-- they just don't compare to the originals. This is just a way to make money, as all the old-time hard-core Indy fans (including myself, I'm a sucker for these things) will flock to the theaters to see it, even if it sucks. And Harrison Ford is just there to attract audiences, not because he fits the role well. So yeah, he is too old.
72951
He was in a movie made last year which apparently has not yet been released.
824299
For the DVD edition that came out in 2004, Lucas went and redid a bunch of stuff.  One thing was the redubbing of Boba Fett (other things include substituting in the new actor for Darth Vader at the end of Return of the Jedi).  I find it unfortunate that Lucas keeps tweaking the films.\n\nIf you want a copy of the original and untouched films, you can find it on the DVDs that were released this year.
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Originally (back in '77) Lucas did say that there would be 9 movies in total but those plans have long been scraped.  Since then he has repeated said that there would only be 6 movies.\n\nBut fear not!  There is still plenty more to the Star Wars Universe.  I would personally avoid the books (the ones that take place after Return of the Jedi) as they were created before the prequels and a lot of stuff in them no longer makes sense.  Your best bet if you want more SW is to read the books that take place around the prequels and to play the video games (the 'Knights of the Old Republic' games are EXCELLENT!)\n\nAs for my fav character I have two.  Han Solo is one of the two.  Han I really like in 'A New Hope' and in 'Empire' but by the time 'Jedi' comes around I find him to start becoming really goody-goody which I dislike, I liked him better as a scoundrel.   My other fav is Obi-Wan Kenobi.  Unlike most of his fans I first liked him in 'A New Hope' but he really wasn't around long enough to get to know his character very well.  One of the reasons why I love the prequels so much was FINALLY I got to see more of the Obi-Wan character.
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Just wanted to send you another email notification!\n\n\nDecember 6, 2005\n<<FOXNews.com reported that George Lucas went to New York yesterday only to attend the blockbuster premiere of today's hottest adventure film King Kong. Lucas just woke up one Monday morning and said, "Let's go to New York for Peter Jackson and King Kong." But that's not what this news message really is about.\nLucas mentioned to FOXNews yesterday that he is now devoting himself full-time to writing and producing Indiana Jones IV:\n\nLucas told me that he's got a script now from Jeff Nathanson, and he's tweaking it. That won't go on forever, he assured me, and filming will occur before Harrison Ford goes into a nursing home.>>
114178
Nope I checked Imdb.com and he's doing a sequel to Are we there yet? Here's the link\nhttp://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001084/
644867
I do think that the effects of episodes 1, 2, and 3 are very clean compared to the original trilogy.  However, they are too clean in the respect that episodes 1-3 look too new compared to the original.  Example, the ships in eps. 1-3 are very clean, look very sleek and well kept, and a very obvious computer rendition.  In the original episodes, Lucas used models not computer rendered ships, so the models looked more weathered, dirty and not too well kept.  If I'm to believe the time-line that Lucas gave us, then I wonder why didn't he keep the look of the original movies in the prequels?  I know some might say, "well the rebellion might not have the funds to acquire new ships."  And although I can somewhat agree with that, then I ask, why doesn't the empire (4-6) have nice ships like the trade federation or clone troopers (1-3)?  Also, I think that the new episodes (1-3) seemed rushed.  Even though it took Lucas like a million years to make these movies, I still feel that I was let down.  I heard that Lucas was working on new episodes (7-9)http://www.supershadow.com/starwars/episode7/plot.html this is not Lucas's offical site, but I read somewhere that he was planning on doing them by 2021 or something like that.  From what I hear they sound promising, but after seeing how he rushed the 1-3 prequels, I'm not sure I'll be pleased with the new ones.
1140103
Probably never.  There have been constant rumors about a new Cheech and Chong movie.  But I do not think they are making one Cheech has said many times that he is not interested in making a new Cheech and Chong movie.  He is happy with the way his career is going now.  He has said he got bored doing drug humor.  \n\nThe only way that I think a new movie would happen would be if they did something completely different than they did in the past.  No more movies about Pedro and Man
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6 Star Wars Movies (So Far)
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The Indiana Jones thing only works if the individual plots are convincing; there's not continuing storyline as in Star Wars.  I'd hate to have seen IJ die out because no one in Hollywood can come up with a story (much less three stories) that are appealing.\n\nI'm glad he returned to Star Wars.  However he might have considered doing things a little differently in the last three SW movies: adding at least a couple pages of convincing dialogue per movie, making the actors work a little harder on the acting, making the movies less geared to SWheads.
530856
Yeah i heard about that too.I guess so i mean they are making other games into movies so i guess they would do that.