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Oct 30, 2012 - 2:16 PM
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Michael24
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I'll believe in a Episode 7 when I see it. (Especially since Lucas seems to have never expressed an interest in letting others continue the series in film form. Books, comics, video games, etc., sure, but never films.) That said, my vote goes to Joel McNeely, based on the fantastic work he did with Shadows of the Empire. He would certainly be my first pick if I was in charge of such a film. (Provided, of course, Williams was uninterested in returning without Lucas.)
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I'm still waiting for the April Fools part!
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wtf?! This is an elaborate prank, right? It can't possibly be for real.
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It doesn't seem to be a joke. I'm less interested in a new movie and more interested (now that Lucas is finally no longer in control) in a proper release of the original trilogy on a contemporary home format in HD quality rather than a dated, letterboxed 4:3 LaserDisc transfer. Although without Lucas at the helm, I am interested to see where Star Wars can no go. No more inane space politics, I hope!
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I'm less interested in a new movie and more interested (now that Lucas is finally no longer in control) in a proper release of the original trilogy on a contemporary home format in HD quality rather than a dated, letterboxed 4:3 LaserDisc transfer. Is that in the cards? One would presume with control of Lucasfilm, Disney could now do this - but I assumed that Lucas would never allow this to be an option. Is he somehow retaining rights on the original trilogy, or is it now up to Disney? If that's the case, I'm even more flabbergasted.
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If the right people came to the table on this thing, this could be a great direction for Star Wars and could revitalize the franchise. But the chances of that not happening are great, and it will just drive the whole thing even further into the ground. Which is not all too different from the status quo, honestly. Here's hoping for the best!
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If Williams doesn't score the next Star Wars film score the obvious choice is Michael Giacchino. -Erik- It is, but Joel McNeely has found quite a lot of employment with the Disney company in the last few years...
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