It is very hard to tell whether this film’s release next
year will be any kind of a draw. It is far more popular than some people like
to think; but not in the way that the original trilogy is. Fans of the ‘old’
Star Wars films would (or at least would have) come out in number to see the
film’s on the big screen again. In fact they did, back in 1997 helping that release
to well over $120m in North America. Here the question is will large numbers of
people come out to see a film they likely own on DVD & / or Blu-Ray at the
cinema? At expensive 3D rates no less? I guess we’ll see, but there seems to be
less of a compelling reason to catch this one than to see the re-release of
Titanic in 3D next Spring, or even the recent Lion King release. Still 'Duel of the Fates in 3d? Hmmm...Curse you Lucas :)
A look at movies, especially films based on books (Yes that includes comics); Opinions, facts, movie charts, production news and, when possible a look at the movies VS their source material. I may also champion books I've read that really should be movies. I've also used it to display the unedited versions of my blogs for SyFy; (The sci-fi channel UK website.)Feel free to let me know about any stories that you think deserve the big screen treatment. TheRealEverton
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