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J.J. Abrams, Jon Favreau, you name it — if they're a popular director, they're probably rumored for "Star Wars: Episode VII." The rumors and speculation are flying fast and furiously, but from what we hear, it won't be long before the chatter dies down and the facts roll out.
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This is getting pretty boring now.
My vote goes to JJ Abrams, I've absolutely loved almost everything he has done. He has created universes really well, and above all else he made Star Trek somewhat interesting to me.
Other than that I'd go with Joss Whedon because lets face it....he made the best superhero movie to date! I'd also not have to worry about it being dark under his belt either, since he a great at mixing serious and comedy together.
the star trek movie was fantastic i loved it
seeing disney logo before a starwars film will probably make me sick, I mean they got darth vader running around disney world holding balloons
something that will take very long time to get use to, sigh
Not Abrams I don't wanna see a time traveling Jedi that fight Vader.