I meant from their perspective. (and I was being funny)
No you weren't. :|I meant from their perspective. (and I was being funny)
I was all for the Castle being in the opening credits.I'm still confused at all this "if Disney allows" stuff. has anyone watched any panels from celebration? or the bonus dvd video material? Lucasfilm STILL makes all the SW films. I see no trace of Disney in any film credits, remember the panic when fans thought they'd see a castle in the opening credits?
Disney has no problem with death in their movies, but prefer a happy ending. I don't know how say Disney has in it all, but from the outset, all involved agreed that this was going to be a different kind of Star Wars movie so Iger and others would have been aware o the progress of the story.I'm wondering if there was anything even written as an alternate script for the main characters to have survived, director mentioned not knowing if Disney would allow them to all be killed off. be interesting to have seen or heard mention in the extras for the dvd/blu-ray
I can say that for Jedha, the planet's a goner since you can clearly see debris thrown well above the atmosphere which would likely cause it to spread all over the planet resulting in a global winter. In the case of Scarif, it looks like a ocean impact, and we didn't see debris thrown into the atmosphere like Jedha. At most, it would result in powerful tsunamis, kind of like the effect from the small comet fragment from the movie Deep Impact so anyone who isn't on high ground or a far inland for miles would be a goner.What are the chances for anyone surviving on Scarif after being blasted by the Death Star? Surely the effects would've been felt all around the planet? Killed anything living?
TFA was a co-production between Bad Robot and Lucasfilm; Bad Robot has creative control of the trilogy (a condition of JJ's participation); and JJ "Collaborated" directly with Bob Iger, to make TFA*I'm still confused at all this "if Disney allows" stuff. has anyone watched any panels from celebration? or the bonus dvd video material? Lucasfilm STILL makes all the SW films. I see no trace of Disney in any film credits, remember the panic when fans thought they'd see a castle in the opening credits?
Yeah, and since this is NOT the case, I'm good with whatever and whomever is actually guiding the juggernaut. I love TFA and RO.... and I haven't felt like I'm NOT watching SW yet...