[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

Well Han was a scoundrel that become a reformed bad guy into a good guy that was his whole transition in Star Wars(which is why I hated the not shooting first because I thought it weakened his character). A bad guy that turns good is a powerful(if somewhat typical) plot line....

Spoiler!

Hence why one of them being secretly sith(even if we don't know it yet) makes a classic teen plot line too. She was able to change the 'bad' guy into a good guy.(And of course the good guy gets left with a date with Rosey).

But it's more my general concern with big budget movies and the ability to take creative risks. The Team Edward, et al is well established and works. While Star wars is not likely to 'flop' the industry has seemed rather risk adverse for their big budget productions.

Don't tell me they wouldn't love to play a similar competition in the SW world. The natural two sides aren't werewolf and vampire but Jedi and sith. It's also somewhat set up by Luke being able to redeem his father at the end of Jedi.

No offense but if Disney purchased the rights to the Star War IP only to turn it into a half-assed version of the Twilight series, everyone on Buena Vista Blvd. with any power should be fired immediately, if not sooner.