See the New Stuff

6/25/08: New restaurant review of Sushi Ten in Chino Hills, CA and new movie review of He Was a Quiet Man.


6/15/08: New movie review of The Happening.


6/7/08: New movie review of El Orfanato (The Orphanage).


6/2/08: New movie review of Redbelt.


5/17/08: New movie review of Deep Impact and The Day After Tomorrow. Also new restaurant review of Villa Amalfi in Corona, CA.


5/10/08: New movie review of Day of the Dead (2008).


5/06/08: New movie review of Iron Man.


5/05/08: New restaurant review of Amata Asian in San Bernardino, CA.


4/27/08: New movie review of The Forbidden Kingdom.


4/27/08: New movie review of Ladyhawke.


4/26/08: New movie review of Death Sentence and In the Name of the King.


IN A TELEVISION SET, NEAR, NEARBY…

George Lucas - Star Wars on Television

Star Wars fans can rejoice! Looks like George Lucas is bringing the Star Wars universe to television. Don’t expect to see any major characters from the films, however, since the plot is planned to focus on minor characters. Cameos by major characters has not been ruled out though. Supposedly, the show will be similar to Lucas’ Young Indiana Jones series.

This is just the sort of thing that SW fans need to continue the war with Star Trek fanboys. Still, I’m worried about how it’ll all turn out, considering that Lucas plans on writing the entire first season himself and then handing off the writing responsibilities to staff writers. I wasn’t too impressed with how the prequel trilogy turned out, writing-wise. In any event, this could eventually lead to more Star Wars films and even the possibility of Lucas opening up the license to independent writers.

When I watched The Lord of the Rings trilogy, I couldn’t help but think that that was how the Star Wars trilogy should have been treated: with respect. Now that Lucas is getting older, perhaps he will turn the mantel over to the throngs of rabid fans that maintain the original vision he seems to have lost.



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René Garcia, Jr. is a professional writer living and working in Southern California. He has been published in a handful of regional and national publications, including bello, Valley Scene, Inland Empire Weekly and 944 (Orange County). René is currently the copywriter for Cal Spas in Pomona, Calif. In his spare time, he maintains this site. It contains his published, college and personal work. Enjoy your stay and come back often.

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