From Slashdot -- another Star Wars prequel?

[fnht451]

It looks as though there may be another story in the works. A prequel to Phantom Menace.

http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/05/26/045226&from=rss

[FanGirl]

"from the when-will-it-end dept."

Yep, that pretty much sums that up. It sounds like a KOTOR movie to me.

[fnht451]

"from the when-will-it-end dept."

Yep, that pretty much sums that up. It sounds like a KOTOR movie to me.
I agree. But would it be that bad? Less loving and more fighting in my opinion. And there's no chance of Hayden Christensen or Jar-Jar either.

[Matt1]

And there's no chance of Hayden Christensen or Jar-Jar either.
I'll admit Christensen hasn't been one of my favorite aspects of the Prequels so far, but the kid can act when given the right material. Flipping around the channels yesterday I came across Shatterd Glass on HBO and watched it again. Christensen is damn good in that film. His performance made me all excited to see Sith, which will hopefully happen today.

[psychofiend]

I welcome this one... cautiously.

[Razorback]

People can't be this gullible. The last time the Sith controlled the universe, prior to Revenge of the Sith, was over 1,000 years before TPM.

Everyone seems to be quoting or linking to someone else, who links to someone else and so on. The final link takes you to Cinescape, where I can't find the story.

[Robbo_the_Hood]

I'll admit Christensen hasn't been one of my favorite aspects of the Prequels so far, but the kid can act when given the right material. I chalk up the poor performance to a director who has a reputation of not properly motivating his actors, and some cheesy dialogue to go with it. That given, Harrison Ford has proven his worth outside of the Lucas realm, as has Natalie Portman, Samuel L. Jackson, and Jimmy Smitts.

[Poopy]

People can't be this gullible. The last time the Sith controlled the universe, prior to Revenge of the Sith, was over 1,000 years before TPM.

Everyone seems to be quoting or linking to someone else, who links to someone else and so on. The final link takes you to Cinescape, where I can't find the story.

You were gullible enough to investigate to begin with. I looked at it and thought "April fools in May?". Something this big doesn't break on some piss-ant site called Slashdot. HAHAHA hilarious.

[slizzelizzel]

To investigate is never gullible. One would be gullible to accept what they were told as fact, and because he did his own investigation, he is not gullible.


Also, I hate you.

[Antonio_Bay]

I would have quite liked to have seen this story. Go Yoda.