First trailer out today (they waited a whole two days after the BD/DVD release of The Force Awakens!):
Pretty decent dissection of the trailer for a major media outlet:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/gallery ... ss-BBrtI5S
Episode VII is out on Blu-ray/digital soon, so you can catch it (it's the best one since Empire Strikes Back, IMHO).OGSB wrote:This one has always interested me more than the Episode VII, which I've somehow managed to still not have seen.
To be honest I didn't see any of the movies mentioned in this thread in the theater, even the ones I said I wanted to see.
Or, ya know, as I mentioned in the OP, this past Tuesday.GretnaGrn wrote:Episode VII is out on Blu-ray/digital soon
Well, that is soon, isn't it?PeteRasche wrote:Or, ya know, as I mentioned in the OP, this past Tuesday.GretnaGrn wrote:Episode VII is out on Blu-ray/digital soon
I just think of "Charmed"GretnaGrn wrote:Well, that is soon, isn't it?PeteRasche wrote:Or, ya know, as I mentioned in the OP, this past Tuesday.GretnaGrn wrote:Episode VII is out on Blu-ray/digital soon
This is Star Wars, it's not high art. The only thing that scared the suits in the original is how crazily over-budget it was.WaveProf wrote:The less suits at Disney tell Edwards what to do with his film, the higher the odds it will be something great. Suits only know how to copy, not create. The best films take chances and scare the crud out of the suits. See The Godfather (or the original StarvWars) for example.
Okay comrade. I mean the "suits" are the ones paying for it so without them the movie doesn't exist, but rise up against the capitalists.WaveProf wrote:The less suits at Disney tell Edwards what to do with his film, the higher the odds it will be something great. Suits only know how to copy, not create. The best films take chances and scare the crud out of the suits. See The Godfather (or the original StarvWars) for example.
Posts like this remind me why I was so happy to greatly scale back my reading/posting on yogwf. And I've been happier for it. It's not the topic nor even really the content of the argument, but I'm just an all around happier person when windy wave isn't in my life. See y'all in the fall.windywave wrote:Okay comrade. I mean the "suits" are the ones paying for it so without them the movie doesn't exist, but rise up against the capitalists.WaveProf wrote:The less suits at Disney tell Edwards what to do with his film, the higher the odds it will be something great. Suits only know how to copy, not create. The best films take chances and scare the crud out of the suits. See The Godfather (or the original StarvWars) for example.
You are now forbidden from opining on any Star Wars movie going forward since it is just commercial entertainment and not art. Start a thread on the wonderful movies coming out of Cannes that no one ever goes to see.
wow... THAT'S all it took?WaveProf wrote:Posts like this remind me why I was so happy to greatly scale back my reading/posting on yogwf. And I've been happier for it. It's not the topic nor even really the content of the argument, but I'm just an all around happier person when windy wave isn't in my life. See y'all in the fall.windywave wrote:Okay comrade. I mean the "suits" are the ones paying for it so without them the movie doesn't exist, but rise up against the capitalists.WaveProf wrote:The less suits at Disney tell Edwards what to do with his film, the higher the odds it will be something great. Suits only know how to copy, not create. The best films take chances and scare the crud out of the suits. See The Godfather (or the original StarvWars) for example.
You are now forbidden from opining on any Star Wars movie going forward since it is just commercial entertainment and not art. Start a thread on the wonderful movies coming out of Cannes that no one ever goes to see.
but do you remember when the project was a steaming pile and they fired the first director and re-wrote the whole thing? Those d@mn suits!!!PeteRasche wrote:I enjoyed Ant Man, though that was as much from Paul Rudd being so likeable and perfectly cast. And it was successful enough that Marvel has inserted a sequel into Phase 3 (Ant Man and the Wasp) before they wrap with Infinity War pt. 2.
WaveProf wrote:Posts like this remind me why I was so happy to greatly scale back my reading/posting on yogwf. And I've been happier for it. It's not the topic nor even really the content of the argument, but I'm just an all around happier person when windy wave isn't in my life. See y'all in the fall.windywave wrote:Okay comrade. I mean the "suits" are the ones paying for it so without them the movie doesn't exist, but rise up against the capitalists.WaveProf wrote:The less suits at Disney tell Edwards what to do with his film, the higher the odds it will be something great. Suits only know how to copy, not create. The best films take chances and scare the crud out of the suits. See The Godfather (or the original StarvWars) for example.
You are now forbidden from opining on any Star Wars movie going forward since it is just commercial entertainment and not art. Start a thread on the wonderful movies coming out of Cannes that no one ever goes to see.
Are there more than 3 phases?PeteRasche wrote:I enjoyed Ant Man, though that was as much from Paul Rudd being so likeable and perfectly cast. And it was successful enough that Marvel has inserted a sequel into Phase 3 (Ant Man and the Wasp) before they wrap with Infinity War pt. 2.
I doubt they'll stop making Marvel movies in 2019 (after the announced end of Phase 3) when every movie they make brings in a freakin' billion dollars. I mean, I suppose something could go horribly wrong over the course of the next NINE movies of Phase 3 (Civil War was the first of 10, but the list keeps changing)... but it's not likely.windywave wrote:Are there more than 3 phases?
Robert Downey Jr has said he's interested in doing Iron Man 4... and that's not in Phase 3... so there will be a phase 4windywave wrote:Are there more than 3 phases?
the only change on the list is the deletion of Inhumans, everything else is still expected to move forwardPeteRasche wrote:I doubt they'll stop making Marvel movies in 2019 (after the announced end of Phase 3) when every movie they make brings in a freakin' billion dollars. I mean, I suppose something could go horribly wrong over the course of the next NINE movies of Phase 3 (Civil War was the first of 10, but the list keeps changing)... but it's not likely.
we are planning on going to Hollywood Studios in October.. thanks for the heads up!!AO Sig wrote:The Hollywood studios theme park, in case you have not been there for a while, is undergoing a major construction project. The city area is completely walled off, and the area where the backlot tour and the motor stunt show are being razed. The area past the muppets and Mamma Melrose also are walled off. They are building two new areas- one is a Star Wars-based land, the other will be Toy Story or Pixar-based. One bright note- the Toy Story Midway Mania now has three game lines rather than two, so the standby wait times are much shorter. Before the wait was up to 2 hours; now it is down to 40 minutes or less.