Posts Tagged ‘George Lucas’
Classic Star Wars Dialogue: Episode 8
Classic Star Wars Dialogue is back with a “MAJOR” announcement! Yet, like Lucasfilm’s underwhelming Blu-Ray reveal yesterday, our unveiling of Episode Eight in this series delivers.
Watch previous installments here, or watch all eight Episodes on our YouTube Channel. May the Force be with you…always.
Classic Star Wars Dialogue: Episode 7
Classic Star Wars Dialogue is back yet again with it’s seventh episode, and no it’s not a trap… Watch previous installments of this series here, or watch all seven Episodes on our YouTube Channel. May the Force be with you…always.
Classic Star Wars Dialogue: Episode 6
Episode six of the new Filmdogs Video series Classic Star Wars Dialogue has returned, not unlike the Jedi. Check out previous installments of this series here, or watch all six Episodes on our YouTube Channel. May the Force be with you…always.
Classic Star Wars Dialogue: Episode 5
Episode five of the new Filmdogs Video series Classic Star Wars Dialogue is back, just like the Empire. Most say it’s the darkest installment in the series. Watch below to see what they mean. Also, if you missed the debut of this series click here to get caught up, or watch all five Episodes on our YouTube Channel.
Classic Star Wars Dialogue: Episode 3
Episode 3 of the new Filmdogs Video series Classic Star Wars Dialogue is now live. Critics are saying that this installment finally lives up to the Star Wars legacy, I heard Kevin Smith loved it… Check it out below and see if it does. Also, if you missed the debut of this series two weeks ago click here to get caught up, or watch all three Episodes on our YouTube Channel.
Filmdogs Video | Classic Star Wars Dialogue: Episode 2
Episode 2 of the new Filmdogs Video series Classic Star Wars Dialogue is now live. Will it be better than Episode 1???? Watch below to find out. Also, if you missed the debut of this series last week click here to get caught up.
Filmdogs Video | Classic Star Wars Dialogue: Episode 1
Ahh the Star Wars Prequels…Where to begin? I could discuss the merits of these movies for days, and I probably already have. My experience with these films follows the five stages of grief to the letter and goes something like this:
1. Denial and Isolation: May 19th 1999 through at least 2004. I’m not proud of this.
2. Anger: 2004 through 2006. The phase where the Lucas insults began to fly faster than The Millennium Falcon.
3. Bargaining: 2006 through 2008. “At least we still have The Lord of the Rings.” Read the rest of this entry »
What?!!! George Lucas planning new Star Wars Sequel Trliogy, without the Skywalkers?
UPDATE: Well, that was quick. According to the good folks at Wired.com Lucasfilm denied the rumors of a new trilogy saying, “This is, of course, completely false.” Spokesperson Josh Kushins also added, “George Lucas has plenty of projects to keep him busy right now…including plenty of Star Wars projects…but there are no new Star Wars feature films planned.” Oh well, it was a fun rumor while it lasted. Of course, Lucasfilm could be lying and only time will tell. Until then I guess I’ll just rewatch the prequels if I need a fix…
Chalk this up as a huge rumor, but the word from site IESB.net is that George Lucas has plans for a sequel trilogy that could take place nearly 1,000 years after the original three. These new films would feature completely new characters, and the Skywalkers would not be present. The 1st film in the new saga would be after the released 24 months after the Return of the Jedi 3D debuts in cinemas, reminding of the release pattern of the prequels after the Special Editions hit theaters in 1997.
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Score Your Week | James Horner’s “The Land Before Time”
I know what your thinking. The Land Before Time is your choice for this Score Your Week? Well, prepare to be wowed because James Horner‘s work on Don Bluth‘s 1988 cartoon about a group of young dinosaurs trying to find a home may be his best.
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Geek Round Up | “The Solo Adventures” of Han Solo
geek
Slang.
1. A person with a devotion to something in a way that places him or her outside the mainstream. This could be due to the intensity, depth, or subject of their interest.
2. a peculiar or otherwise dislikable person, esp. one who is perceived to be overly intellectual.
3. A carnival performer who performs sensationally morbid or disgusting acts, as biting off the head of a live chicken.
When it comes to amusing movie related internet videos Star Wars is always going to be ahead of the pack. There’s just a surplus of nerds like myself who love creating content to fill now filmless void of in fans hearts. Take animator Daniel Smith of Orlando’s Dave School. His recent short The Solo Adventures, a prequel concerning Han and Chewie’s infamous cargo dump that got them in trouble with Jabba the Hutt, is sure to make fans smile.
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