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No but he is clearly an adult and imo clearly in his 40s.is witwer that beyond recognition now that make up cant hide his age?
From what I recall of Star Wars Unleashed storyline Vader took Starkiller when he was a kid and in the game he's a teenager working for Vader and then fake starting the rebellion.
The Obi-Wan series I think starts 10 years after Rots so depending on when Vader scooped the kid up he'd still be a teenager or in his 20s.
Witwer could still portray one version of the character though. Like I said work in that clone angle they used Unleashed 2.
They almost put the character in Rebels and they almost put his blind mentor in Rogue One so I think its clear they want to bring the character and story in to main canon again.
They could just pull a Star Trek kelvin timeline and have some force user get in to the world between worlds and change something in the past (something after RotJ) which completely erases the sequel trilogy.
Like Darth Jar Jar going back in time and kills Leia which leads to a completely different situation with Luke, Ben, Snoke, Palpatine, and Rey. Maybe First Order never comes to be or some other threat overshadows them.
Some bleak future type ****.
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George Lucas Says Fans 'Don't Understand' Star Wars Prequel Dialogue
While the dialogue throughout the Star Wars prequel trilogy rubbed some fans the wrong way, George Lucas says it's simply misunderstood.
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George Lucas Says Fans 'Don't Understand' Star Wars Prequel Dialogue
While the dialogue throughout the Star Wars prequel trilogy rubbed some fans the wrong way, George Lucas says it's simply misunderstood.
My thing is, he constantly tinkered with the OG's. He says they weren't "finished" to his liking.
So why not tinker with the prequels? Why not clean up a couple details and see if it helps? Be it him, or someone else Disney selects. (And I'd be ok if they asked him to do it, for real.)
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Cuz at the time with the advancement in sfx/cgi/green screen he really approached things as this is how I always wanted Star Wars to look. He was satisfied with how the prequels looked and was always tinkering with the OG to match that. Almost obsessive given he really didn't direct anything else for almost a decade.
In his mind, he got it right
Then the reactions to the prequel pretty much made him hunker down and stick to his guns Visual choices aside, the acting between Anakin and Padme which is suppose to be emotional is so bad I don't know why he wouldn't want to change dialogue. Then you add in the stiff Jedi of the era, its crazy.I know he kinda kicking himself today though cuz the technology is so damn good he'd probably could make something that at least looks exactly how he wants it. I look at stuff like The Mandalorian and Star Trek: Discovery and cant imagine it looking dated 10 or even 20 years from now.
He's stuck in his ways and obviously still salty. I think he'd feel insulted if they came to him and asked him to remake the prequels. Knowing how he gets down if he did do it he'd remake it radically to the point it wouldn't align with the OG and then he'd be looking to do over the OG with all the previous changes he forced in (Han doesn't shoot first, weird force ghost adult Anakin, force ghost Hayden-Anakin, etc.)
He's done with directing for the public and while I wasn't happy with that 10 years ago, I'm fine with it now.
I can get a good laugh at him being the old man yelling at clouds and talking about how nobody gets the subtle genius of episode 2.
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Damn I didn't know yall boy Filoni loves the prequels and George this much
I can see another reason why George aint changing his mind
I can see another reason why George aint changing his mind
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RIP
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Sidenote, I thought the finale was supposed to release last night, but remembered it was actually releasing midnight tonight.
Stayed up for no reason lmao
Stayed up for no reason lmao
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Rest in peace Jeremy Bulloch - Fantha Tracks | Daily Star Wars News
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Damn I didn't know yall boy Filoni loves the prequels and George this much
I can see another reason why George aint changing his mind
Just simply doin too much there. The thread of Luke tossin his lightsaber in Jedi goes all the way back to The Phantom Menace, because Anakin didn't have a father.......
*shrugs*
He does say something I'd like to delve into tho, he mentions Palps sayin in Jedi, you're mine now, just like your father. Filoni is right, that is interesting, scary, etc. I wish we could get a prequel-esque show or movie on young Palpatine. Young Sidious. Young Plagueis, Rule of Two stuff. The book on Plagueis was one of the last Legends books, so not sure they would/could use any of that, but since it's pre Vader and all that, they probably could. THAT would be a fun project, seeing young Palps become a Sith and his learnings thru that leading up to Phantom Menace era.
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Was Jango's head still in the helmet?Rest in peace Jeremy Bulloch - Fantha Tracks | Daily Star Wars News
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I’m pretty sure it was.
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nah why would boba fett be holding an empty helmet instead of his dad’s severed head? its gotta be in there.
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You’re right, head must of flew out the helmet. Otherwise, blood should’ve been dripping when young Boba was holding Jango’s helmet....
You’re right, head must of flew out the helmet. Otherwise, blood should’ve been dripping when young Boba was holding Jango’s helmet....
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when have we ever seen blood dripping in star wars?
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That 2nd shadow was from the head, no?
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Seriously though, see the shadow.
Always thought that was the head flying off.
Mace is a cold badass.
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star wars always been inconsistent with the gore. you would think luke would have had blood squirting everywhere after vader cut his hand off. dooku’s decapitation too.
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that jango arrogance. thought he was gonna do work on mace
if they do make a boba fett series they need to have him trying to track down mace for the entirety of the series and end up getting decapitated like his father
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Jango's jetpack failed him, Mace caught him lackin...
Jango's jetpack failed him, Mace caught him lackin...
