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Disney reveals the next Star Wars film is from Game of Thrones creators
Plus promises for the Disney Plus universe
Earlier this month, The Walt Disney Company revealed a full slate of movies through 2027, which included new titles from Lucasfilm, Marvel Studios, Pixar, Walt Disney Animation, and the branches of the newly acquired 20th Century Fox.
The plans were sprawling and exciting for fans of Disney’s various properties, but for Star Wars fans, waiting would be the hardest part: the next installment after this December’s Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker would not arrive until 2022.
But thanks to a little insight from Disney CEO Bob Iger, we know a little more about what that movie will be — or at least who to hound for details in the future. During a Disney investors call, Iger revealed that the next film in a brand new Star Wars saga would be the mystery project written by Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
Iger mentioned that, while he hasn’t seen Rise of the Skywalker, Lucasfilm felt assured that the film would be a major success. Still, a franchise hiatus was necessary to prepare for movies beyond the Skywalker Saga.
“We’re hard at work already,” the CEO said,” but we felt three years was the proper amount of time to not only take a breather and reset, but to gear up for the next film’s release.”
Iger was coy about specific details regarding Benioff and Weiss’ film. But per Disney’s original announcement, the film will kickoff “three new as-yet-untitled Star Wars films will release on the pre-Christmas weekend every other year beginning in 2022.” Whether that is a trilogy or a set of standalones is unclear.
Along with info on the new film franchise, Iger emphasized how the company’s upcoming streaming service, Disney Plus, would keep the wheels of Star Wars turning in the lead up to Weiss and Benioff’s film. Currently in the works are The Mandalorian, debuting in November with the platform launch, and a Rogue One prequel series starring Diego Luna. Iger revealed that fans should expect a third live-action Star Wars series to launch before the 2022 premiere of the new film series.
Source: Polygon
Plus promises for the Disney Plus universe
Earlier this month, The Walt Disney Company revealed a full slate of movies through 2027, which included new titles from Lucasfilm, Marvel Studios, Pixar, Walt Disney Animation, and the branches of the newly acquired 20th Century Fox.
The plans were sprawling and exciting for fans of Disney’s various properties, but for Star Wars fans, waiting would be the hardest part: the next installment after this December’s Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker would not arrive until 2022.
But thanks to a little insight from Disney CEO Bob Iger, we know a little more about what that movie will be — or at least who to hound for details in the future. During a Disney investors call, Iger revealed that the next film in a brand new Star Wars saga would be the mystery project written by Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.
Iger mentioned that, while he hasn’t seen Rise of the Skywalker, Lucasfilm felt assured that the film would be a major success. Still, a franchise hiatus was necessary to prepare for movies beyond the Skywalker Saga.
“We’re hard at work already,” the CEO said,” but we felt three years was the proper amount of time to not only take a breather and reset, but to gear up for the next film’s release.”
Iger was coy about specific details regarding Benioff and Weiss’ film. But per Disney’s original announcement, the film will kickoff “three new as-yet-untitled Star Wars films will release on the pre-Christmas weekend every other year beginning in 2022.” Whether that is a trilogy or a set of standalones is unclear.
Along with info on the new film franchise, Iger emphasized how the company’s upcoming streaming service, Disney Plus, would keep the wheels of Star Wars turning in the lead up to Weiss and Benioff’s film. Currently in the works are The Mandalorian, debuting in November with the platform launch, and a Rogue One prequel series starring Diego Luna. Iger revealed that fans should expect a third live-action Star Wars series to launch before the 2022 premiere of the new film series.
Source: Polygon
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so a long wait for space dragons & big floppy sabres all over the place then?
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They're gonna milk this star wars shit out, aren't they?
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forgot about this thread the other day when sticking the traielr in the trailers thread
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for the first 15 seconds, I thought that was real... 

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The Mandalorian is awesome fucking shit.
That is all I have to say.
That is all I have to say.
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Except for episode 4 which had the plot, pacing, script, and extras out of a Stargate SG1 episode.Had it not been for the Imperial Walker, I could have COMPLETELY FORGOTTEN I was watching Star Wars Don’t get me wrong, I LIKE Stargate SG1, but this series only feels like Star Wars when it’s giving fan service.Ocelot wrote: Fri Nov 15, 2019 4:50 pm The Mandalorian is awesome fucking shit.
That is all I have to say.
And Speaking of Fan Service... Holy shit, episode 5...
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Episode 4 was Dungeons and Dragons with a thin layer of Star Wars over it, with the Imperial Walker being the dragon so I loved it.
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Rise of Skywalker somehow managed to be better than parts 7 and 8 combined. My only complaint is that it felt rushed in places, but I can forgive this due to all the rewriting and restructuring they had to do with Carrie Fisher's passing. Two parts legit made me tear up and Emperor Palpatine was for all intense and purposes the god damn DEVIL (Iand McDirmand, who plays him, is so amazing) so I fucking forgive the rushing and you better believe I loved this whole thing so much.
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Sasha Banks is in the trailer.
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With the opening being duel of the fates, and Dark Helmet being in it the only thing I don't like is that it's only 6 episodes.
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The great thing is that with Disney putting it out I have no moral qualms about torrenting the fuck out of it!