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According to a lot of sources, that was the breakdown between Michael Arndt's draft and the Abrams/Kasdan one. Arndt focused much more on Luke, Leia, and Han.

 

I feel like he choked, but I hope his draft is released some day.

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According to a lot of sources, that was the breakdown between Michael Arndt's draft and the Abrams/Kasdan one. Arndt focused much more on Luke, Leia, and Han.

 

I feel like he choked, but I hope his draft is released some day.

I'd like to see it as a comic, like they did with The Star Wars.

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darth lord hunter:

 

For the record I loved Hamill's ideas...if the objective was to write a direct sequel to ROTJ with all the same character leads.

When one of the big three wanted out, one was a known trouble spot, one was into it, and all are in their late 60s, that's not a plan for a franchise you want to grow.

 

The hand off to the next generation makes the most sense. What a super fan wants isn't always what they need.

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I think that might have been what DANA-kin was getting at. The idea wasn't to make a movie starring the old cast.

 

Personally, I'm glad, as well. I feel like the EU gave more than enough Luke Skywalker saving the galaxy every three months, so seeing new characters experience the Star Wars universe is great.

 

My only concern is that these new characters are going to get lost in the non-stop Star Wars movies. I'm already losing interest.

 

Lucas didn't do a great job with the prequels, but he did an amazing job at making them events. TFA worked as an event because it was the first. Now Star Wars is less of an event than a new episode of Sherlock.

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I don't get that thinking. I mean 2 hours a year is too much new Star Wars? You are losing interesting but are interested enough to spend time on a messageboard posting about Star Wars?

A pretty low percentage of my posts have been Star Wars related. And, yes, a movie a year is too much. Maybe if Marvel hadn't bored me with their release schedule, but that's the world we live in.

 

And, yeah, see comments regarding the event status.

 

If the stories remain good, I'll still be in. If I keep seeing the same movie over and over (Marvel), I'll turn into a "maybe on Netflix" viewer.

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Completist-ism.

That really is a battle for me. I read the entire Sword of Truth series because of it, even after realizing it was just libertarian rape-fantasy porn.

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So, any confirmation of first full trailer playing with Spider-Man: Homecoming?

No, there will probably be a sizzle reel at D23, then a trailer in October.

 

October?! Is it just me thinking that's a very short window?

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darth lord hunter:

For the record I loved Hamill's ideas...if the objective was to write a direct sequel to ROTJ with all the same character leads.

When one of the big three wanted out, one was a known trouble spot, one was into it, and all are in their late 60s, that's not a plan for a franchise you want to grow.

The hand off to the next generation makes the most sense. What a super fan wants isn't always what they need.

I think you may have misunderstood my post, because you posted pretty much what I was alluding to in an argumentative nature. I loved Hamills ideas, but not for the kind of movie that was being made. A soft reboot with new characters was the objective. Hamill's ideas were much better suited for a direct sequel to ROTJ with the big three as the leads. His ideas would have been more useful 20 years ago. Making a direct sequel to ROTJ in 2015 would have been a terrible idea.

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So, any confirmation of first full trailer playing with Spider-Man: Homecoming?

No, there will probably be a sizzle reel at D23, then a trailer in October.

 

October?! Is it just me thinking that's a very short window?

 

Nope, that was the timing for TFA. Teaser 1 in November 2014 (which was a one-off due to it being the first new Star Wars movie in ten years), teaser 2 in April, behind the scenes reel in July, and trailer 1 in October.

 

Rogue One had more trailers (teaser in April, behind the scenes reel in July, trailer in August, trailer 2 in October), but I think that was due to movie being an experiment of sorts.

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