Logan Waite they were always good it’s just that the dumbasses like red letter media got to youtube before people who actually liked star wars to trash talk it with nit picks and shit but people finally are noticing that prequel hater videos were full of shit and agendas and people are now appreciating the movies which is awesome
@@domgomez9420 nah the prequels are fine in the end the prequels are movies to explain how the setting of the original trilogy came about, more focused on world building then having a good story, still didn't deserve the amount hate they got, they have many flaws but hay compared to Disney crap there all masterpieces
Skywalker Ranch was amazing. I went there for a scoring session back in 2008. There’s a little restaurant between George’s house and Skywalker Sound. They prepare food for the staff and for George. That day I ate there I went up to pay and the cashier said, “No payment necessary, George has you covered today.” Everyone in the group was covered. I then had the pleasure of sitting with Leslie Anne Jones. She was mixing the sessions that day. She mixed Empire Strikes Back. She was super cool. George has these rooms that people could stay in at Skywalker sound in case there was a multi day mixing session that were themed. He’s truly a great man and thinks about his employees and workers like family. Not enough can be said about George Lucas’ character.
It's something to see George admitting that his more perfected visions on screen may not really be the best outcomes. His creative frustrations with the state of the original SW film at its "escape" has unfortunately led to him throwing that version into the trash so that future generations can't experience it.
It looked like it was going to be a flop. Nobody understood the script, nothing worked right, and on location in Tunisia, George got sunburned so badly that his skin was permanently damaged. But it became one of the most iconic movies ever.
Man you can really feel the passion that George had for the film and the series as a whole! Love being able to hear his viewpoint of the process that went into writing and making the film. Sure the film was silly at parts but it was his vision and I respect him a lot for sticking with his vision. Passion and vision is what was missing in the sequel trilogy, and I miss seeing that in films.
“Whatever you do some people are gonna hate it and some are gonna love it” see this is a great mindset I didn’t know he ever had. So why did he abandon it after the prequels and sell out?
Some say that we was going to officially retire and that he wanted someone to take over his legacy. He however did have a baby from a surrogate mother and that he was going to spend more time as a father and have less involvement of being a writer/Director. Steven Spielberg recommended Kathleen Kennedy to George of having her in control of Lucasfilm cause of her experience with Jurassic park, ET, Indiana Jones, etc. But? others believe that he would of did the sequels cause he did ask mark and Carrie back in 2011 of potentially making another star wars trilogy and yet both of em agree to do it. But he also had a different mindset because of how much criticism was towards the prequels that he couldn't bear having to deal with death threats and more of the "Fan" Backlash that he just lost the will of making that decision. In conclusion he decided that even though he never wanted to make deal with a corporate overlord as he explained many years ago he may believe disney would be top candidate since they make great movies when it comes to children and that was star wars was too for every generation. Skip ahead and after Lucas sold star wars disney turned on him by making there own star wars and throwing away his story treatments going into a different direction thus getting ready to pump out which would be the start of making The Force Awakens. Please note that I may have skipped quite a bit in order to not make this comment longer as it should be but you can find out more by looking at more UA-cam videos regarding the transition. Hope this helps.
If you like George talking about this stuff and what his experiences are as a filmmaker, I recommend watching him talk with Christopher Nolan around the time you do the BTS for Ep. IV. -- He really goes into what filmmaking in the 70's looked like for him and what he did to make Star Wars happen.
Interesting to hear him talk about "150 scenes" with 50 scenes/movie... He was trying to write all of the prequels at once (and shoot them back-to-back, like what was eventually done with LotR - I recall a Rick McCallum interview from 1995/6 where he mentions that.)
Solid video Star Wars Theory. I feel that Star Wars plot points and expansion content is your bread and butter. But, I really appreciate this video. I am aspiring writer because of Star Wars and I’ve always wanted to known Lucas’s thought process and MO in regards to writing.
Big fan bro, like you I grew up watching the originals until the prequels came out when I was 9. My dad is a giant fan and made sure the love of Star Wars was instilled in me at a young age. That’s why this shit connects to me. May the force be with you all 🤘🏻
George introduced me to Star Wars at my lowest point in my life as Star Wars episode one was released the year I was diagnosed with epilepsy and he and Steven Spielberg introduced me to filmmaking as a teenager I’m a huge fan of both of theirs
"LCD screens around the actors" What you mean is, they're working on holodec technology. What's odd about it though, IS STARWARS IS DOING IT BEFORE STAR TREK! xD
Thanks for sharing this! I didn’t know about this interview until after watching the video! I’m gonna try to implement his style of writing to my own; I have an idea for a SWTOR fanfic that’s been floating in my head for several years now and I _have_ to put it down on paper (or computer) at some point! I just haven’t really found a way to translate my ideas to words. I can _see_ those scenes crystal clear! It’s putting them to words I struggle with, so I hope that just by doing outlines, I can kinda fill in the gaps. Hopefully I can get it written so that you can read it one day yourself. Thanks for the content that you provide us SW fans with, Mr. Theory. May the Force be with you.
Ramen_95 that’s what I commented on one of his other vids! But that is true but only on the first comments, because the comments that are like hours/days old most of the time they’re by people who have finished. But I think the reason people comment before they finish the vid is because they want people to see their comments, because even if the video is only a few minutes long, there will already be loads of people who have commented on it. But only on popular channels obviously.
Interesting. George Lucas’s writing is how I write. Little every day. Takes parts of the day and make it into scenes, as well as character development.
Theory, you need to watch "how to watch star wars: the prequels are better than you deserve" on UA-cam. It's a video essay on George lucas' inspirations for his movies and why the prequels are good responding to the prequel haters! It's done so well and everything is detailed.
Also Anomaly Inc has made several series defending the prequels "Revenge of the prequels" We should support him! Give the prequels the recognition it deserves
Right here is why disney failed at star wars. George Lucas doesnt make the films for the money, hes only interested in telling the story he wants to tell. Money for him is just the tool he needs to give him the independence to tell his story through film. The information he gives here is pure gold and useful for anyone who wants to succeed in making a living from their passion. Like Starwars Theory has also done.
Kid i flown from one side of this galaxy to the other, seen a lot of strange stuff. But i never seen anything that makes me believe there's one all powerful "force" controlling everything... Its all bunch of simple tricks and nonsense. -han solo
I have a theory. George Lucas came up with the father twist in mid-1975. Prior to that in the previous two drafts there was a different Sith Lord named Prince Valorum who was supposed to switch from the Empire to helping Annikin and Leia escape. In February of 1975 McQuarrie designed the Vader mask because he needed to be able to breathe out in space. Lucas decided to keep Vader’s face hidden. What that meant was that inevitably there would have to be an unmasking scene and if so he would have to come up with an idea of whose face it would be. In the draft after this development Valorum disappears and Vader becomes a good guy who went bad, setting up his eventual redemption arc which was transferred onto him from Valorum. At the end of that draft, Vader tells Luke, "I have this feeling I know you." Luke knew his father before he was killed in the same battle where Vader became a Sith. Vader isn't said to have killed Annikin. In a December 1975 conversation Lucas told Foster that in the second film we would "learn who Darth Vader is." After Star Wars came out and became a big hit, he got cold feet on doing the father twist which is why Luke’s dad became a ghost. But this meant he now wouldn't be able to do his father-son-redemption story in the third film. So in that first draft he had to invent a new character named Ovan Marekal who is Han Solo's step-father. He is the third most powerful man in the galaxy and Leia believes that Han can convince him to put his support behind the Rebellion. There's a couple of problems: he sides with the Empire and Han isn't on good terms with him. In the end Han changes his mind and Luke and Leia watch as he sets off to go find him. What that’s setting up for part 3 is a story where a hero has to resolve his differences with his father in order to get his dad to switch sides from the Empire to the Rebellion. Basically what happens in actual Return of the Jedi. Except Han and his relationship to his father wasn't established in the first film. Luke and his relationship to his father and his father's relationship to Vader was.
I love these watch vids. So cool. I’ve never seen this before and it’s very interesting to watch. I love Star Wars and I love George lucas. Keep up the great content theory!
Sometimes I wonder what it would be if George Lucas made a film now. Would he go the LCD route? On one hand George Lucas was very much the type of guy who wanted as much freedom after the fact to create his vision, on the other hand it really could have taken him back to his roots of incamera effects. So I don’t know, but it’s something I wish I could see
1:35 Poor guy. It's really sad that he got completely trashed, forcing himself to sell Lucasfilm because of the amount of hate decades after this interview. I find the prequel critics to be rather unfair. Most who trashed The Phantom Menace came from the original generation that saw Star Wars and wanted to see the film through their 7-year old eyes again. It's not fair to the movie and it's not fair to George, who created the movie for a new, much younger generation. I was lucky to have seen it as a young boy right after I saw the Star Wars trilogy Special Editions. I enjoyed the film, all of it, including it's clunky dialogue, which is nothing new to Star Wars. Let's not forget that the first Star Wars wasn't a masterpiece of dialogue writing, but many from the older generations set that issue aside because they saw the movie when they were a kid and can't force themselves to hate it as much as they hate The Phantom Menace, or any other prequel they ridiculously shit on.
You should make a guide for Star Wars comics, I wanna start getting into them but I don’t know where to start or what to choose, not to mention which legends to pick and what’s really cannon. Would be tremendous help
On Disney plus there is a 2 hr 30 documentary showing how he made the first 3 films , and features a lot of the cast speaking of the the original trilogy , interesting watch , SW Theory if you haven’t watch it !!
Yeah the lightsaber dual scenes would have been a lot more intense and fast paste like the prequels if George had the technology back then. How he always imagined it to be. That’s why scene 38 reimagined is canon to me lol.
George: I write scenes that move me.
Anakin: I don’t like sand.
It’s coarse, ruff, irritating, and it gets everywhere.
That was the best scene
That line did make Anakin sound like a whiner 😆
Anakin you will start life surrounded by the stuff then... call it character building, I call it cruelty.
No one is allowed to take the piss out of the prequels now the train wreck sequels are out.
Hey now, looks like the prequels are really getting love. I love the prequels.
Why did I read this in all Star
Logan Waite they were always good it’s just that the dumbasses like red letter media got to youtube before people who actually liked star wars to trash talk it with nit picks and shit but people finally are noticing that prequel hater videos were full of shit and agendas and people are now appreciating the movies which is awesome
@@domgomez9420 I don't like them never really did that much but it's good that others enjoy em
Joey Scullion i respect that opinion
@@domgomez9420 nah the prequels are fine in the end the prequels are movies to explain how the setting of the original trilogy came about, more focused on world building then having a good story, still didn't deserve the amount hate they got, they have many flaws but hay compared to Disney crap there all masterpieces
Luke:Whats for dinner dad?
Anakin:Wookie meat.
Luke:Whats it like?
Anakin:Its a little chewie.
thats messed up but i love it
I laughed unnecessarily hard at this
I want to kms this is so bad
😂😂😂😂😂
"The names Lucas, George Lucas."
SW fans: "He is the mesire!"
He is the chosen one***
*messiah*
Messiah lol
And the Messiah.
I love how big George's balls were when he started out. Keeping true to his vision and continuing that throughout his career.
Skywalker Ranch was amazing. I went there for a scoring session back in 2008. There’s a little restaurant between George’s house and Skywalker Sound. They prepare food for the staff and for George. That day I ate there I went up to pay and the cashier said, “No payment necessary, George has you covered today.” Everyone in the group was covered. I then had the pleasure of sitting with Leslie Anne Jones. She was mixing the sessions that day. She mixed Empire Strikes Back. She was super cool. George has these rooms that people could stay in at Skywalker sound in case there was a multi day mixing session that were themed. He’s truly a great man and thinks about his employees and workers like family. Not enough can be said about George Lucas’ character.
It’s wonderful to hear the creator of something you love talk about creating.
when george lucas started to make the first star wars movie he would never tought it would become so popular
You haven’t even watched it yet...you made this comment a minute after he posted this video!😂
you wouldn't know, what if he said he had 1 day to live?
where are you guys talking about?
It's something to see George admitting that his more perfected visions on screen may not really be the best outcomes. His creative frustrations with the state of the original SW film at its "escape" has unfortunately led to him throwing that version into the trash so that future generations can't experience it.
It looked like it was going to be a flop. Nobody understood the script, nothing worked right, and on location in Tunisia, George got sunburned so badly that his skin was permanently damaged. But it became one of the most iconic movies ever.
George Lucas has done a great job with star wars
Agreed my young padawan
I was hoping for kenobi why are you here
Darth Maul you wanted me
Anakin Skywalker no take me to your superiors
No one will ever beat him.
Man you can really feel the passion that George had for the film and the series as a whole! Love being able to hear his viewpoint of the process that went into writing and making the film. Sure the film was silly at parts but it was his vision and I respect him a lot for sticking with his vision. Passion and vision is what was missing in the sequel trilogy, and I miss seeing that in films.
You are a bold one.
“Does your personal life influence your writing?”
No.
Ok that’s all with the interview......
George Lucas is the man! He is one of the best film makers in the galaxy!
And just think if half the fans weren't spoiled dicks we would probably have gotten 7 8 9
@@echo5225 Yeah. The fans are the reason Lucas sold Star Wars
@@dolier2802 still not a valid reason
The universe
Hell no
George Lucas was so handsome, and his voice so seductive.
Mmm yeah gotta love that turkey neck
I dont know what to comment so I'll just say:
*May the force, be with you.*
Love this series thank you so much theory for doing this
These are so underrated and overlooked. More! Give me MORE!!
Why didn't Obi-Wan drink beer?
Because he was already quite gone on gin.
Stick with your day job
👇 This is how much better George Lucas’s movies are than Disney’s 👇
my ytp's might be better than the new movies
Thank the Maker!
Dew it!
All 6 of George’s films are masterpieces. I don’t consider the Disney movies canon.
This honestly reminded me of those old interviews I used to watch on UA-cam a few years ago.
“Whatever you do some people are gonna hate it and some are gonna love it” see this is a great mindset I didn’t know he ever had. So why did he abandon it after the prequels and sell out?
Some say that we was going to officially retire and that he wanted someone to take over his legacy. He however did have a baby from a surrogate mother and that he was going to spend more time as a father and have less involvement of being a writer/Director. Steven Spielberg recommended Kathleen Kennedy to George of having her in control of Lucasfilm cause of her experience with Jurassic park, ET, Indiana Jones, etc.
But? others believe that he would of did the sequels cause he did ask mark and Carrie back in 2011 of potentially making another star wars trilogy and yet both of em agree to do it.
But he also had a different mindset because of how much criticism was towards the prequels that he couldn't bear having to deal with death threats and more of the "Fan" Backlash that he just lost the will of making that decision.
In conclusion he decided that even though he never wanted to make deal with a corporate overlord as he explained many years ago he may believe disney would be top candidate since they make great movies when it comes to children and that was star wars was too for every generation. Skip ahead and after Lucas sold star wars disney turned on him by making there own star wars and throwing away his story treatments going into a different direction thus getting ready to pump out which would be the start of making The Force Awakens.
Please note that I may have skipped quite a bit in order to not make this comment longer as it should be but you can find out more by looking at more UA-cam videos regarding the transition. Hope this helps.
When can we see the webisodes of ROTS!!
If you like George talking about this stuff and what his experiences are as a filmmaker, I recommend watching him talk with Christopher Nolan around the time you do the BTS for Ep. IV. -- He really goes into what filmmaking in the 70's looked like for him and what he did to make Star Wars happen.
Ah The Maker George OG Lucas!🔥👊👍
Hello There
Interesting to hear him talk about "150 scenes" with 50 scenes/movie... He was trying to write all of the prequels at once (and shoot them back-to-back, like what was eventually done with LotR - I recall a Rick McCallum interview from 1995/6 where he mentions that.)
The people trying to be "first" really is "forcing it".
Let them say it just know that in the end of the day the ability to speak does not make them intelligent
Technically the youtuber is first lol
Meesa hatin crunchin. Feelin pretty okee-day.
"The things that have come out exactly the way I wanted to come out have not been very successful"
A visionary... Even in his fate.
Hey I'm a fan from Algeria I like your videos and I learn more and more about star wars when I watch you thx
Solid video Star Wars Theory. I feel that Star Wars plot points and expansion content is your bread and butter. But, I really appreciate this video. I am aspiring writer because of Star Wars and I’ve always wanted to known Lucas’s thought process and MO in regards to writing.
hello there
You are a bold one
You fool I have been trained in your Jedi art in combat
Big fan bro, like you I grew up watching the originals until the prequels came out when I was 9. My dad is a giant fan and made sure the love of Star Wars was instilled in me at a young age. That’s why this shit connects to me.
May the force be with you all 🤘🏻
Every time I see the great George Lucas all i think of is what that piece of trash Kathleen Kennedy and Disney has done to the greatest IP ever
Yay Star Wars theories I was so bored today but then I got a notification and I got so happy thank you for making me happy with Star Wars
George introduced me to Star Wars at my lowest point in my life as Star Wars episode one was released the year I was diagnosed with epilepsy and he and Steven Spielberg introduced me to filmmaking as a teenager I’m a huge fan of both of theirs
"LCD screens around the actors"
What you mean is, they're working on holodec technology.
What's odd about it though, IS STARWARS IS DOING IT BEFORE STAR TREK! xD
Thanks for sharing this! I didn’t know about this interview until after watching the video! I’m gonna try to implement his style of writing to my own; I have an idea for a SWTOR fanfic that’s been floating in my head for several years now and I _have_ to put it down on paper (or computer) at some point! I just haven’t really found a way to translate my ideas to words. I can _see_ those scenes crystal clear! It’s putting them to words I struggle with, so I hope that just by doing outlines, I can kinda fill in the gaps. Hopefully I can get it written so that you can read it one day yourself. Thanks for the content that you provide us SW fans with, Mr. Theory.
May the Force be with you.
Excellent Documentary on Disney+ about the Original Trilogy called Empire of Dreams, George Lucas is a genius and such a visionary. Awesome!
Fun fact: Everybody comments before they finish watching the video
Ramen_95 that’s what I commented on one of his other vids! But that is true but only on the first comments, because the comments that are like hours/days old most of the time they’re by people who have finished. But I think the reason people comment before they finish the vid is because they want people to see their comments, because even if the video is only a few minutes long, there will already be loads of people who have commented on it. But only on popular channels obviously.
I watched the video before commenting
@@bettercalldeez same
“I write scenes that move me, and that are very personal and important to me.”
Cuts to Jar Jar stepping in shit
Interesting. George Lucas’s writing is how I write. Little every day. Takes parts of the day and make it into scenes, as well as character development.
Theory, you need to watch "how to watch star wars: the prequels are better than you deserve" on UA-cam. It's a video essay on George lucas' inspirations for his movies and why the prequels are good responding to the prequel haters! It's done so well and everything is detailed.
Also Anomaly Inc has made several series defending the prequels "Revenge of the prequels" We should support him! Give the prequels the recognition it deserves
George Lucas is king. Always will be. The greatest creator of all time.
George Lucas is one of the best filmmakers in history, and that's a fact.
*Jar Jar is the key to all of this...*
Thank you George Lucas for star wars.
George made a movie better than the sequels even with the limited technology
Man I'd love to hear about the original Anakin and Luke starkiller story. Like realistically is that something you'd be able to cover soon?
This guy is a pioneer, a living legend!
Right here is why disney failed at star wars. George Lucas doesnt make the films for the money, hes only interested in telling the story he wants to tell. Money for him is just the tool he needs to give him the independence to tell his story through film.
The information he gives here is pure gold and useful for anyone who wants to succeed in making a living from their passion. Like Starwars Theory has also done.
_Hello There !_
@AronZ You are a Bold one
Kid i flown from one side of this galaxy to the other, seen a lot of strange stuff. But i never seen anything that makes me believe there's one all powerful "force" controlling everything... Its all bunch of simple tricks and nonsense.
-han solo
*when you’re here before the notification*
I have a theory. George Lucas came up with the father twist in mid-1975. Prior to that in the previous two drafts there was a different Sith Lord named Prince Valorum who was supposed to switch from the Empire to helping Annikin and Leia escape. In February of 1975 McQuarrie designed the Vader mask because he needed to be able to breathe out in space. Lucas decided to keep Vader’s face hidden. What that meant was that inevitably there would have to be an unmasking scene and if so he would have to come up with an idea of whose face it would be.
In the draft after this development Valorum disappears and Vader becomes a good guy who went bad, setting up his eventual redemption arc which was transferred onto him from Valorum. At the end of that draft, Vader tells Luke, "I have this feeling I know you." Luke knew his father before he was killed in the same battle where Vader became a Sith. Vader isn't said to have killed Annikin. In a December 1975 conversation Lucas told Foster that in the second film we would "learn who Darth Vader is."
After Star Wars came out and became a big hit, he got cold feet on doing the father twist which is why Luke’s dad became a ghost. But this meant he now wouldn't be able to do his father-son-redemption story in the third film. So in that first draft he had to invent a new character named Ovan Marekal who is Han Solo's step-father.
He is the third most powerful man in the galaxy and Leia believes that Han can convince him to put his support behind the Rebellion. There's a couple of problems: he sides with the Empire and Han isn't on good terms with him.
In the end Han changes his mind and Luke and Leia watch as he sets off to go find him. What that’s setting up for part 3 is a story where a hero has to resolve his differences with his father in order to get his dad to switch sides from the Empire to the Rebellion. Basically what happens in actual Return of the Jedi. Except Han and his relationship to his father wasn't established in the first film. Luke and his relationship to his father and his father's relationship to Vader was.
No views 7 comments wtf UA-cam.
I like your backdrop in this video.
Always gotta love papa Lucas
THX 1138 is still one of my favorite movies of all time.
Leaning all the time thanks!
*"May the Force be with you, Everyone!"*
Hello there!
And with You , Ben!
How are you, Obi?
I'm doing well my friend!
@@generalobiwankenobi9327 That's good to hear!
Episode I was a pretty good and specially for kids. I watched it when I was a kid and since then I became a fan.
Hey, please post a video about storm trooper formations, like units
Fascinating; I kept tallies on how many times goerge lucas saying "uh." In his sentences. And its over 9000!
I love these watch vids. So cool. I’ve never seen this before and it’s very interesting to watch. I love Star Wars and I love George lucas. Keep up the great content theory!
0:33. We don’t like George, we love him.
Sometimes I wonder what it would be if George Lucas made a film now. Would he go the LCD route? On one hand George Lucas was very much the type of guy who wanted as much freedom after the fact to create his vision, on the other hand it really could have taken him back to his roots of incamera effects. So I don’t know, but it’s something I wish I could see
1:35 Poor guy. It's really sad that he got completely trashed, forcing himself to sell Lucasfilm because of the amount of hate decades after this interview. I find the prequel critics to be rather unfair. Most who trashed The Phantom Menace came from the original generation that saw Star Wars and wanted to see the film through their 7-year old eyes again. It's not fair to the movie and it's not fair to George, who created the movie for a new, much younger generation. I was lucky to have seen it as a young boy right after I saw the Star Wars trilogy Special Editions. I enjoyed the film, all of it, including it's clunky dialogue, which is nothing new to Star Wars. Let's not forget that the first Star Wars wasn't a masterpiece of dialogue writing, but many from the older generations set that issue aside because they saw the movie when they were a kid and can't force themselves to hate it as much as they hate The Phantom Menace, or any other prequel they ridiculously shit on.
Loved the video theroy! Keep up the good work.
Hey star wars theory i love your Background it is awesome
George is the key to all of this
The guard is here
You should make a guide for Star Wars comics, I wanna start getting into them but I don’t know where to start or what to choose, not to mention which legends to pick and what’s really cannon. Would be tremendous help
Hey theory thansk so much for the hearted comment it means a lot!
Where are the 1hour full live streams at g?
"Its hard not to write without having an emotional connection to the material." Tell that to jj abrams
Where is this interview from? The star wars website? Link please! I am desperate for non dvd special feature extensions like this !
Will you be doing a playthrough of the new Squadrons game?
On Disney plus there is a 2 hr 30 documentary showing how he made the first 3 films , and features a lot of the cast speaking of the the original trilogy , interesting watch , SW Theory if you haven’t watch it !!
Heart, soul and devotion.
Why is it when a video is recommended to me it’s already 3 minutes pass the original upload and already has 37 comments? Btw hello there friends!
Yeah, it's like poetry, so that they rhyme. Every stanza kinda rhymes with the last one. Hopefully it'll work.
I've seen these before. But it's been awhile. Same parts are on the DVD Blu-ray. We're did you find the whole interview? Lucas is the man.
Like the background
I'd love to hear your read on the Star Wars draft comic 👌
hello!
I love these vids with George
I want him to do a live stream where he reacted to the force awakens docmuatry
Could you do one upon a theory, what if master yaddle didn’t leave the Jedi order
Hello Father..
Hello there
Oh I don’t think so!
This was filmed a year before I was born. Wow
Love it May the force be with you always
One question I always wondered about Lucas was that how in the hell do you wear a flannel shirt out in the hot desert ?
Yeah the lightsaber dual scenes would have been a lot more intense and fast paste like the prequels if George had the technology back then. How he always imagined it to be. That’s why scene 38 reimagined is canon to me lol.
before the dark times. Before The Disney Empire.
Lucas is the embodiment of a 👑
Heyy man great job
George Lucas is a god
Love the channel! Please do the starkillers that you mention !sounds interesting please , good vibes !
It's like poetry, sort of. They rhyme.