Nyhargo Dirge
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The smart play is greatest hits - it’s bread & butter. Maul in a collectors box for the win. HT has to keep capacity open for IM and spidey
HT will never make a Jabba on the ROTJ 40th anniversary year. I said never lol.years ago in here I was intensely bashed for predicting AOTC Ani will eventually happening, even made a thread about it. So moral of the story... never say never.
My honest opinion is that the prequels weren't redeemed, they simply look better in comparison to the sequels in terms of story telling and world building. The PT still sucks on many levels though I still do enjoy it. It is ok to like bad movies so long as we admit they are bad.They say reaction to the ST redeemed the PT, if a HT JarJar figure is made it will come close to proving the redemption of TPM is complete.
My honest opinion is that the prequels weren't redeemed, they simply look better in comparison to the sequels in terms of story telling and world building. The PT still sucks on many levels though I still do enjoy it. It is ok to like bad movies so long as we admit they are bad.
With all that said, a figure of a bad character from a bad movie can still sell provided there is enough nostalgia for it, and Jar Jar has that appeal. The JarJar jokes/memes are still around because it is definitely still a major part of public consciousness. I bet a Jar Jar would sell quite well for HT at this point.
I sure hope so…General Grievous is a lock for ROST anniversary next year. For that Dark Side lineup I seriously have no clue, but I suspect the license might covers legend or comic dark side characters.
I actually disagree. I was one of those who grew up with the PT and over the years I went from child who loved them to adult who knows they are terrible and would actually be ok with them being remade entirely. Meanwhile my appreciation of the OT increased.To certain extent, a fan or collector's love/hate for a specific Star Wars trilogy is dependent on what generation that person belongs to.
At the time the prequels were out, I never imagined fans would look back fondly on those movies. But my younger relatives and friends grew up on those films and animated series and now there are so many spin-off shows and merchandise based on the prequels.
20-years from now, I don't doubt the sequels will see a similar revival as fans look back nostalgically.
I agree with this.I actually disagree. I was one of those who hrew up with the PT and over the years I went from child who loved them to adult who knows they are terrible and would actually be ok with them being remade entirely. Meanwhile my appreciation of the OT increased.
I think that while nostalgia can taint ones perception just maturing in general can refine our perception of those things we grew up with.
I think the PT has a couple factors that make it able to be appreciated by some still: the story was good, the world building was good and other prequel era content outside the movies was good. The ST doesn't have any of those factors. The sequel trilogy only worsens over time and the attempts to expand with stuff like Resistance have only fallen flat. You can't build on a broken sinking foundation and expect the building to stand the test of time. The PT was a terrible house bult on a good foundation so there is room to build good structures on that foundation.
20 years from now the ST will be forgotten, especially will all the other content being pumped out.
There's a real high chance of seeing Hot Toys version of Queen Amidala just because a third party is currently doing it right now..
Isn’t that what happened with Vulture Keaton from Spider-Man?Correction: there's a real high chance of HT showing a preview of Queen Amidala and never making one. Ever.
I actually disagree. I was one of those who grew up with the PT and over the years I went from child who loved them to adult who knows they are terrible and would actually be ok with them being remade entirely. Meanwhile my appreciation of the OT increased.
I think that while nostalgia can taint ones perception just maturing in general can refine our perception of those things we grew up with.
I think the PT has a couple factors that make it able to be appreciated by some still: the story was good, the world building was good and other prequel era content outside the movies was good. The ST doesn't have any of those factors. The sequel trilogy only worsens over time and the attempts to expand with stuff like Resistance have only fallen flat. You can't build on a broken sinking foundation and expect the building to stand the test of time. The PT was a terrible house built on a good foundation so there is room to build good structures on that foundation.
20 years from now the ST will be forgotten, especially with all the other content being pumped out.
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