Robimus posted: Too bad he didn't tell Daniel Of course Mr. Logan could be keeping his cards close and I think he'd still fit in quite well as an 18 year old Boba Fett. Still he came across to me as being completely in the dark.
darth_degnan posted: Daniel Logan is horrible. He looks like a push-over, not a hardened bounty hunter. Hopefully, he won't be part of the series. Otherwise, the legend of Boba Fett will be further ruined.
LordHibbidyhai posted:I think Xizor would be great. Some newly re-emerging Black Sun Syndicate vs. The Hutt crime empire, with the bounty hunters, smugglers and others caught in the middle, all under the watchful eye of the Empire.
SaberJedi2 posted:WookieeWarrior9 posted:Durwood posted:[quote=SaberJedi2]I agree with you that I think the attempt to make the show have the same production quality as the movies, but not necessarily the shinyness. I'm very curious how they're going to get the costs to be that low...but if there is anyone to do it, I'd bet on George Lucas seeing as he's paved the way for how movies are made today. George Lucas gets a "discount" on all ILM work. I seem to recall him once saying that if he had to pay market rate for the prequels then they would have cost two- to three-times as much to make. Well they all cost around $110M to make. That's practically low budget for your average big summer box office movie these days. lol
WookieeWarrior9 posted:Durwood posted:[quote=SaberJedi2]I agree with you that I think the attempt to make the show have the same production quality as the movies, but not necessarily the shinyness. I'm very curious how they're going to get the costs to be that low...but if there is anyone to do it, I'd bet on George Lucas seeing as he's paved the way for how movies are made today. George Lucas gets a "discount" on all ILM work. I seem to recall him once saying that if he had to pay market rate for the prequels then they would have cost two- to three-times as much to make.
Durwood posted:[quote=SaberJedi2]I agree with you that I think the attempt to make the show have the same production quality as the movies, but not necessarily the shinyness. I'm very curious how they're going to get the costs to be that low...but if there is anyone to do it, I'd bet on George Lucas seeing as he's paved the way for how movies are made today.