Dia on 28/1/2013 at 02:57
Quote Posted by Jason Moyer
As long as George Lucas stays as far away from the film as possible, it has a legitimate shot at being good regardless of who ends up working on it.
From everything I've read on the subject so far, Abrams got the job. And as long as Abrams doesn't start drumming on the camera during the non-action shots it may possibly have a chance at being an entertaining movie.
Maybe.
Or not.
icemann on 28/1/2013 at 04:54
I quite liked the 2nd Robocop film. Though it doesn't hold a candle to the first. Now the third movie on the other hand.....
Train wreck.
ZylonBane on 28/1/2013 at 20:09
Regardless of my opinion that JJ Trek was inane mass-market popcorn-shoveling plotholed crap, tapping the same director for both Star Trek and Star Wars seems like the laziest of all possible lazy decisions.
Ulukai on 28/1/2013 at 20:27
Roses are Red, R2 is blue
SubJeff on 29/1/2013 at 00:26
Most importantly; do you guys think ZylonBane can ever be pleased?
Pyrian on 29/1/2013 at 01:00
Quote Posted by Subjective Effect
Most importantly; do you guys think ZylonBane can ever be pleased?
Hmm? Seems to me he
loves bashing things. He probably seeks out the worst movies to see, just so he can criticize them.
Ulukai on 7/2/2013 at 19:20
Slightly more optimistic now (
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1578335/) Michael Arndt is going to be involved as a writer for Episode VII, based on the fact that I really enjoyed Little Miss Sunshine.
henke on 7/2/2013 at 19:54
AND he wrote Toy Story 3 as well. :D
Renault on 7/2/2013 at 21:26
Not so sure how well Little Miss Sunshine, Toy Story 3, and Brave will translate to writing a good Star Wars movie. :p I'll be interested to see how he does with Oblivion (and to a lesser extent, the new Hunger Games).
