yeah, this sounds pretty stupid, but i lol at the people who give themselves aneurysms over stuff like this "not being canon" or "ruining the timeline" as if those "rules" weren't broken within the running time of the very first movie
I liked Term 3 tons, fuk haters
unfulfilling honestly.I liked Term 3 tons, fuk haters
how is the blu ray? I sold my hd dvd of it.
Just pretend anything not made by Cameron is a well-financed fanfic movie.
Just pretend anything not made by Cameron is a well-financed fanfic movie.
Same thing I feel about Xmen 3.
And the Star Wars EU.
Just pretend anything not made by Cameron is a well-financed fanfic movie.
Same thing I feel about Xmen 3.
And the Star Wars EU.
Actually, to dork out for a moment, Lucas doesn't consider that the EU or novels or anything is "canon" to Star Wars; he only counts the six films. I don't know about the animated series or upcoming live action TV show, but Splinter of the Minds Eye and all the Zahn books are not canon, while midichlorians and Hayden Christianson's "Nooooooo!" are. Sad.
Just pretend anything not made by Cameron is a well-financed fanfic movie.
Same thing I feel about Xmen 3.
And the Star Wars EU.
Actually, to dork out for a moment, Lucas doesn't consider that the EU or novels or anything is "canon" to Star Wars; he only counts the six films. I don't know about the animated series or upcoming live action TV show, but Splinter of the Minds Eye and all the Zahn books are not canon, while midichlorians and Hayden Christianson's "Nooooooo!" are. Sad.
It goes a bit deeper than that:
G (George Lucas) canon is absolute canon. This category includes the six films, the deleted scenes from the films, the novelizations of the films, the radio dramas based on the films, the film scripts, and any material found in any other source (published or not) that comes directly from George Lucas himself. G canon outranks all other forms of canon.
C (continuity) canon refers to the main body of EU work, and is the next most authoritative level of canon. All material published under the Star Wars label that doesn't fall into either G, S, or N canon is C canon and is considered authoritative as long as it isn't contradicted by G canon.
S (secondary) canon refers to older, less accurate, or less coherent EU works, which would not ordinarily fit in the main continuity of G and C canon. For example, this includes the popular online roleplaying game Star Wars Galaxies, and certain elements of a few N-canon stories.
N continuity material is also known as "non-canon" or "non-continuity" material. What-if stories (such as those published under the Infinities label) and anything else that cannot at all fit into continuity is placed into this category. "N-continuity" is not considered canon.