Has he even directed anything that good since the original Star Wars movies.
Although I adore those films, I think he is massively overrated.
Although I adore those films, I think he is massively overrated.
Now now, American Graffiti is a decent film.Ham_authority95 said:He was never alive. Lucas has always been a shitty director, it's only nostalgia that makes people think that he just now became one. They are films that went past their expiration date in about 1986.easternflame said:So here it goes: Is george lucas dead to you?
To me, he died today. I know I will seem like a troll but whatever, the changes to the original SW aren't something I am ok with so yeah, to me, he died back then and now he is a clone controlled by Spielberg.
So tell me escapists...
Now lets forget about Star Wars before we hold the sci-fi genre back another 30 years, shall we?
No no no. There is no Light Side. There is the Force, and there is a Dark Side of the Force. If there is no Dark Side then there is only the Force. Hence, balance. Similarly, if you have cancer, then having cancer in one half of your body isn't balance, having no cancer is.ravensheart18 said:Nope, Luke did not bring balance to the force, he destroyed the balance.Hero in a half shell said:I don't really care about him, or the expanded universe. The way I see it all force users ended with Luke Skywalker, thus bringing balance to the Force, so the canon stops there. the Prequels, meh, they'll do, but the real awesomeness was from KOTOR. Because Revan is awesome.
When Darth wiped out the Jedi they were left with 2 Sith, and 2 Jedi...balance. Ok, those two jedi were cowering uselessly in a corner, but balance was there.
When Luke became a Jedi Obi fell to Darth, once again Darth maintained the balance of the force.
As Leah began to become aware of her powers, Yodi fell, once again maintaining balance.
Then Luke confronting the Emperor lead to the Sith being eliminated, destroying balance and creating the imbalance in the force.