Star Wars!

[Lord Dalek]

Hey why not?

[Avaitor]

When do you think they'll order another Indy flick to go with the new trilogy?

[Lord Dalek]

When do you think they'll order another Indy flick to go with the new trilogy?

I thought he was already doing one.

Actually the only thing I desire out of this now is Jack Sparrow Vs. Guybrush Threepwood.

[Avaitor]

I still want another Howard the Duck.

Or... not.

Actually, a reboot done closer in spirit to Gerber's original work would be pretty cool, and now that Disney has both Marvel and Lucas, I wonder if they've put 2 and 2 together yet. Because say what you will about the movie, but the actual comics are quite clever.

[Dr. Insomniac]

I just want some Thrawn.

[Lord Dalek]

I just want some Thrawn.

Thrawn Trilogy is 20 years past its feasibility date.

[Dr. Insomniac]

I don't care. Thrawn time is now time.

And judging from the reactions, so many people on my timeline need some Ritalin or Preparation H.

[Foggle]

STAR WARS: EPISODE 7 feature film targeted for release in 2015.

[Avaitor]

Well, if nothing else, it's official that Indy is staying with Paramount. This purchase is all about Star Wars.

[Commode]

lolwut.  What a bunch of random, it's even hard to be angry at the thought of more Star Wars movies, because the idea of Disney just up and buying Lucasfilm is funny as fuck.

Although they do own Pixar, which has it's beginnings in Lucasfilm, so I guess this was just natural progression...

[Avaitor]

That has me thinking, do you think Disney would try to buy Apple next?

I just thought about that since Steve Jobs helped get Pixar running and all.

[Dr. Insomniac]

Nah, Apple is way too expensive.

[Avaitor]

Nah, Apple is way too expensive.

Also what I was thinking, but you'd figure that Disney can afford it.

[Commode]

People on GAF are wondering who Disney is gonna buy next, you know after them buying Marvel and now Lucasfilm.  Some names thrown around were Apple, Sega, Nintendo, Lego, Hasbro, and for some highly unlikely ones, Nickelodeon, Dreamworks, and Warner Bros.(in order for Disney to aquire WB, they'd pretty much have to buy out Time Warner altogether, and I don't see that happening).

[Avaitor]

I'm surprised that they haven't bought Ghibli outright by now, and made a park for their films.

Of course, that ship has sailed since they recently lost the distribution rights to the studio's movies, but you'd think that they would have done that after Spirited Away took off nationwide.