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Since the announcement of this incredibly surprising acquisition, there’s no doubt you’ve been privy to a proverbial onslaught of opinions courtesy of the internet. Fan boys and girls the world over will be debating whether or not Disney will handle the franchise with their best interests in mind, all the way up until the midnight release. While I have my reservations on both sides, I do ultimately think that this is great news for fans.
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They are already putting Star Wars in their tv shows.....the one show I absolutely cannot stand, Ant Farm, is touting it....lol
Ruining the franchise still remains to be seen.. have to say though both Disney and Lucas Films have the same sort of belief structure in terms of storytelling.
Still on the fence on what is going to happen to star wars.
i think it's good i mean when Disney buys something they use it. to this day i still am unsure of why people hate the prequel trilogy other then jar jar it was fine, and he was only really in the first movie anyhow.