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They were only ever set as writers/producers, but I don't think they got as far as actually writing a script. IIRC it had sounded like they had just written a treatment, though not sure for either a movie or their whole series.
Star Wars Unity said:
After that guy (forgot his name) said that the Project Luminous event was only about books and comics, I'm now thinking that the entirety of High Republic is just for the literature said and it won't be seen in the movies or shows. It would make sense since everyone attached to it are book writers but after D&D left, and we found out their stuff was about the origins of the Jedi, I sorta thought maybe this was all the same thing. That Project Luminous would lead into the movies and whatnot but now it looks like D&D's stuff and Luminous weren't the same thing.
It sounds like High Republic will be about Jedis exploring uncharted areas in the galaxy and there they will meet Siths. I guess that's how you get around it being 400 years ago and there still beings Sith.
Do you really think Luke would have done that if he was physically there?"...and, pray tell, what did jj abrams do in TROS? what did jj abrams think would be a poignant event for luke skywalker's penultimate appereance? he fucking BREAKS what made TLJ work beautifully and has luke LIFT his starfighter."
"so, at the end of the day, nothing matters, kids. luke skywalker really could have escaped that island, he really could have gone to crait. if he had ONLY JUST thought of lifting his crustacean-filled, moldy, rusty starfighter from the seabed from the island he saw as purgatory."
Lol no. We saw what would have happened if Luke had gone out to Crait in his X-wing.
Pretentious Twitter threads like this are the worst.
Going to Crait at all physically would have been a suicide mission and not nearly as successful as his Force projection.
Because it stayed in salt water for like 6 years instead of fresh water for like 20 minutes.
While I agree with the larger point of TROS being a backslide from TLJ for Rey, I don't think this really goes with that. Rey is going to Luke's island to do what Luke did out of fear and confusion and deference to her master. At a moment when her world has been upended, she's trying to find comfort in something familiar. It's not like her brief exile to Acho-To is supposed to be a positive step forward where she asserts her own identity, it's a deliberate regression.
