Originally posted by thesithmaster
The movie contradicts it. The movie>Lucas. Whatever Lucas says about the movie isn't valid if the thing itself contradicts it.
You can say that about Filoni, but not Lucas. Star Wars was all him before Disney took over. So unless Disney has a sourcebook contradicting his statement, it still counts.
Originally posted by TenebrousWay
"Well beyond" based on what?
Originally posted by Darth Thor
You can say that about Filoni, but not Lucas. Star Wars was all him before Disney took over. So unless Disney has a sourcebook contradicting his statement, it still counts.
The movie outright contradicts it. Isn't that enough? Lucas cannot override the movie, which was created not only by him, but by others.
Originally posted by DarthAnt66
It means your interpretation is wrong. 😬
My interpretation is wrong? How so? It's not very hard to see that Sidious had Mace at his mercy in fifteen seconds. Both combatants are stopped, Sidious' blade tip is right next to Mace's chest. The slightest thrust, Mace is dead. Mace has his saber next to his leg, so he can't get it up in time.
Sorry, Mace cannot compete with Sidious.
Originally posted by thesithmaster
The movie outright contradicts it. Isn't that enough? Lucas cannot override the movie, which was created not only by him, but by others.
Because he created the movie. Heck he created the whole Universe and the whole Canon (at the time). So it obviously isn't contradicting his statement. His statement is interpreting the film for us.
Lucas's statements were always G-Canon pre-Disney. It's for Disney (or Lucas) to Later contradict them otherwise they stand.
Originally posted by Darth Thor
Because he created the movie. Heck he created the whole Universe and the whole Canon (at the time). So it obviously isn't contradicting his statement. His statement is interpreting the film for us.Lucas's statements were always G-Canon pre-Disney. It's for Disney (or Lucas) to Later contradict them otherwise they stand.
Yes, he created the movie, but if he enters in direct conflict with the source material itself, he does not override the source material that was created along with other people and is the highest thing in the canon hierarchy. Yes, he has authority, but not more canonicity than the movie itself. If the movie and Lucas contradict each other, we should go by the movie, which is the actual source material.
Originally posted by TenebrousWay
👆Plus, I doubt Sidious could replicate his choking of Dooku, someone who should be either a peer or in the general range of power of Windu, against Tenebrous.
Additionally Tenebrous, like Plagueis, has jacksh!t giving him any sort of relativity with ROTS Sidious
Originally posted by thesithmaster
Yes, he created the movie, but if he enters in direct conflict with the source material itself, he does not override the source material that was created along with other people and is the highest thing in the canon hierarchy. Yes, he has authority, but not more canonicity than the movie itself. If the movie and Lucas contradict each other, we should go by the movie, which is the actual source material.