‘Star Wars’ Fans Want Another Definitive Edition

James Gunn seems reluctant to give up his social media escapades, even if it means getting dangerously close to fans. And apparently when he doesn’t, the filmmaker is channeling a certain tyrannical emperor from a galaxy far, far away to assert his authority over the DCU.

Speaking of war of stars, fans have recently taken a trip down memory lane and wondered if the house of mice should also pull a George Lucas by overhauling the CGI in those older films and releasing a remastered version. Check out these beats in today’s sci-fi roundup below.

This fan art by The last of us Episode five breaks our hearts again

The sixth episode of The last of us premiered a few hours ago and continued the journey of Ellie and Joel, but some fans are still recovering from the emotional shock of going through last week’s outing, which saw the story introduce us to Sam and Henry, only to see the former up tragically powerful way of killing imaginable. Now, just in time for the next episode, a recent fan art piece going viral on social media celebrates Sam’s superheroic life in the post-apocalypse. Is it just us or is someone nearby chopping onions?

James Gunn sounds awfully close to Emperor Palpatine when answering a question about his authority over the DCU

James Gunn splits his time equally between managing the DCU reboot and interacting with fans on social media. Just recently, one person wondered if Warner Bros. would interfere with his work, and the Protector of the Galaxy Director replied: “Peter [Safran] and I am the studio. There is no one who could interfere.”

Of course, we wouldn’t mind if it’s just casual rumors and misleading information, but Gunn might want to be serious about monitoring his online screen time, which really borders on obsession. In fact, thanks to these interactions, the filmmaker may have just revealed what surprise characters you can expect in the DCU.

Since much older war of stars Movies suffer from terrible CG effects, should Disney consider remastering them for modern audiences?

George Lucas might have been all but forgiven for fumbling with the bag when the prequels came out, but the war of stars The fandom remembers his infamous re-releases all too well. Lucas wasn’t concerned with actually optimizing the experience by improving visual fidelity; He primarily used these versions to tweak certain things in the narrative, which didn’t sit well with many fans.

Now, war of stars Stans wonder if Disney should remaster the old movies using the latest technology. Sure, those outdated effects don’t really put us off even now, but wouldn’t it be amazing to see the duel between Luke and Vader play out with these nifty new ILM techniques?