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  • It does suck to see George Lucas go, but lets face it, he's made himself successful, made more money than god, and has worked very hard all this time. If it wasn't for George Lucas, I wouldn't have had a huge interest in movies. I'm more than grateful that he was there for the movie industry. His studios made not only my favorite movies, but they made the best sound effects, and good videogames. I think that whoever says anything negative about George is just a jealous prick.

  • I agree with you to a certain extent, John. I do think that special effects wouldn't be what they are today without Lucas, but I don't think Lucas should get all the credit for ILM and the advancement of special effects. Film making has always been a collaborative process and there were a lot of people who worked with Lucas that deserve a lot of credit as well.

  • george, thank you for creating star wars thank you for indiana jones and thank you for making movies so awesome. You have done some bad things but you have done so much for movies and everyone loves you whether they think so or not

  • But he didn't make the sequels of Star Wars. there were meant to be nine films altogether.

  • he gave us star wars..i thank him for that....and i hope he enjoys his retirement...

  • I shudder every time you say shudder.

  • Your voice is easier to listen to than Alex Jones, but, that's a different wold and topic: I think. I am more into sound and audio things: guitar, bass, music. But, I share with you an appreciation of good movies and all the ingredients, that have to go into them to make it all come out right for the director. I suspect, he will make movies in the future, because, a script, a photo, a scenic real life nature scene will come up and, he can't resist the whole thought and expression process.

  • @LoveIsNotNotLove 2. he will both love doing it, in his time and mind and heart and, he will love to share it but, whatever visual and drama theatre it may be. I hope a good angel comes to him and inspires him, to do something that is sharing truth, love, hope and good things in existence with us all: he is talented, like Steven S, J Huston and many others. But, why now? Is he sick of something he sees going on or?

    The poster behind U: Shawshank Redemption, one of my favs: story inside a story!

  • S T A R W A R S.............

  • Sorry John but I just can’t get behind with what you’re saying. I agree that the Star Wars films influenced many great directors (which is a good thing) but George Lucas also ushered in a new era of dumbed down science fiction and special effects before story and characterization.

  • NO! DO NOT RETIRE GEORGE!

  • do you SHUDDER to think about using the bathroom as well? ;-)

    good video tho', STAR WARS changes aside --- nice job

  • Im happy for George Lucas, I know this has been something he has wanted to do for a while and Im excited to see what small films he makes in the future.

  • He'll come back with 7,8,9 saying he had to tell the story

  • Thank you George Lucas! I salute you! May GOD bless you on your retirement. May the Force be with you...

  • @ScrubmanLowell and may the midaclorians be in side you

  • "George Lucas Retires" From what, he was barley active in anything other than Star Wars. IMO, he hasn't made a decent film since a new hope.

  • @Xenda So you won't call Empire, Jedi, Indiana Jones "decent"? Don't forget, even though he was the director of those films, he was 100% in control of them and made every single decision that went into them. Listen to Spielberg talk about it.

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  • @MovieBlogTV he didn't direct Empire and Jedi, nor the Indiana Jones movies.

  • @aBoxfulOfVids True, but as I already said, he was 100% in creative control of all those movies and either made or approved every single decision that went into them. Listen to Steven Spielberg talk about it sometime.

  • @MovieBlogTV Sure, there was when both Star Wars and Indy trilogies were made, but there were a lot more collaborative ideas from other people back then (example, Han's 'I know' dialogue in Empire, Indy shooting the sword swinger in Raiders, etc.). That sense seemed to have dissolved when the prequels were made.

    When I first heard the news, I was somewhat relieved, but forgot that buried beneath the recent criticism he's had, Lucas kickstarted ILM, Skywalker Sound, THX, etc.

  • @MovieBlogTV Your giving Lucas to much credit for cinema. He has had some good ideas, but wile he is the the man people think of when it comes to creating the original Star Wars, when in actuality he didn't do all that much. He did direct the first Star Wars, but not all that well. That film was really saved in editing. And everything else was just his story but with different (and better) screen writers.

    I don't hate the man, but people wrongly talk as if he single handedly changed cinema.

  • @Xenda What?

  • @Xenda what about howard the duck?

  • @Xenda The guy just finished explaining what he is retiring from, He was the head of Industrial light & Magic which helped create the special effects in movies such as Jurassic Park, all the Star Wars films, and many more. He helped create Indiana Jones, and he helped the advancements in sound and picture in films as well, so yeah he has done a lot and has something to retire from.

  • @BrightSkyFilms Even though he's retiring out of great achievements, he's even said that he's retiring out of sour taste - for people hate him for more of what he tries to see improvements to his own intellectual property than appreciate him for his great legacy in the film industry.

  • this is so stupid!!!! i thought he would keep making movies till he died. well this is stupid. i am going to punch a hole into the wall!!!!!

  • WHAT!

  • I don't want Lucas to retire from film making. I just want him to retire from remaking his Star Wars franchise and spoiling it.

  • @alphacause Lucas has never spoiled the Star Wars franchise.

  • I think he said he's retiring from making blockbusters...not retiring from directing.

  • Couldn't agree more. He is a legend. Thank you George

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