The last Star Wars movie to hit the big screen, The Clone Wars, proved to be a bit of a damp squib for the franchise, bringing in less than $70m worldwide. And that seemed to be that for Star Wars movies at the cinema, save for the inevitable cycle of re-releases, which starts with Phantom Menace 3D next February.
Now that's all a long way away from the project happening, but until Johnston mentioned this, we didn't even know it was a vague possibility.
It's certainly not a bad idea, especially if George Lucas is willing to hand the reins over to someone else for the film. But we still think it's something of a long shot. We'd love to see it, though...
Not interested. I would rather someone make a Star Wars movie that we don't know the outcomes of. There is little room for suspense in the Star Wars world anymore.
ReplyDeleteNew characters. Either Old Republic or far future. That's what I say.
I agree completely. The one thing going for this is that George wouldn't be directing it.
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