Or George Lucas in Lawsuit? When I was watching this movie, I couldn't stop thinking about what George Lucas would think of it. "Hunter Prey" has got to be the closest representation of a Star Wars-like universe, than anything else I've ever seen. Possibly too close. I seriously wonder what his immediate reaction would be? Would he realize that Sandy Collora actually understands what the Star Wars universe should look and feel like, or would his insecurities get the better of him and spark some sort of legal action? Years ago, I read somewhere that Collora was removed by Lucasfilm security from some Star Wars event or something for trying to give Lucas a bronze likeness that he made himself of the director as a gift. Classy move there, George.
The Star Wars prequels were the greatest example of cinematic blue balls in the history of motion pictures. Never again will something be more wildly anticipated, or a bigger disappointment. "Hunter Prey" represents what the future of the Star Wars franchise could be if Lucas let other directors have a crack at playing in his world, like he did in the past. "Hunter Prey" was good, but a live action, Star Wars TV series directed by Collora would be amazing.
The Star Wars prequels were the greatest example of cinematic blue balls in the history of motion pictures. Never again will something be more wildly anticipated, or a bigger disappointment. "Hunter Prey" represents what the future of the Star Wars franchise could be if Lucas let other directors have a crack at playing in his world, like he did in the past. "Hunter Prey" was good, but a live action, Star Wars TV series directed by Collora would be amazing.