Rogen stunned by Lucas' 2012 theory

The Toronto Sun ^ | 19 Jan 2011 | Wenn.com

[thefactor]

He goes on to say that Spielberg was rolling his eyes the whole time. Can you imagine being in that meeting? It must have been surreal. Did a couple searches. Didn't see it posted.

[thefactor]

Star Wars pinger-roo.

[Lysandru]

I saw this a few minutes ago at Drudge's site.

For Lucas, the world may very well end in 2012 if Sarahcuda wins the Presidency.

[Terry Mross]

Jesus doesn’t know the hour or the day. What about the month and year?

[Brilliant]

“Star Wars director spent 20 minutes telling him the world would end in 2012.”

So I guess he thinks Obama is going to be re-elected?

[teeman8r]

every day the world ends for millions of people...

i do believe the date will have significant changes for our world because a few madmen deem it so...

teeman

[ClearCase_guy]

Hollywood people are paid a whole lot of money to live in La-La Land. It is their job to sell us a view of the world which is patently, obviously, a lie.

And that is all fine.

But everyone should be very clear that these people have nothing substantive to add to an intelligent conversation. They really don't live in the real world.

[1rudeboy]

If Lucas starts spending his money like there (literally) is no tomorrow, then I’ll believe he believes it . . . if not, then he’s flacking a project/book/movie/etc.

[TexasPatriot1]

Rogen should have just slapped him in the head.

[denydenydeny]

This explains the Star Wars prequels. They were one long, badly-acted suicide note.

[thefactor]

Either that or Lucas is now Mayan. Either way, COO-COO!

[Alex Murphy]

Funnyman Seth Rogen was left stunned by a recent encounter with his moviemaking hero George Lucas - because the Star Wars director spent 20 minutes telling him the world would end in 2012.

Which explains why Star Wars is coming out on Blu-Ray this year!

[Alex Murphy]

This explains the Star Wars prequels. They were one long, badly-acted suicide note.

For Lucas, or for the audience?

[Qbert]

George Lucas, another Lib loon:

“Lucas explained politely as I listened contritely... “George Bush is Darth Vader,” he said. “Cheney is the emperor.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/19/opinion/19dowd.html?_r=1&adxnnl=1&adxnnlx=1295452952-7nM/YigIQsvOhMznR+UOBA

[battlecry]

I was driving on the beltway a few years ago listening to a CSPAN interview Golding, the NASA administrator. This older woman called in and began to berate him about the fake moon mission and demanding he release the tapes and expose the hoax for all the world to see. Goldin was just quiet and after she had her say, they moved on to another caller.

This must have been another one of those moments. Used to be wacky people would be kept quiet and sometimes in line by their families and friends. Not so anymore.

[max americana]

I read Lucas’ interview in mag 2 years ago. He’s a big time lib and absolutely oblivious that libs are “not” crazy.

I do enjoy the Clone Wars on Cartoon Network but not the “republic” political episodes with Amidala.

[discostu]

Rogen should keep in mind that Lucas has been a professional story teller for about 40 years now. Just because he says, and says it with conviction, doesn’t mean he believes it. Or, as a magician friend of mine often says: sincerity is everything, once you can fake that you can do anything.

[SnakeDoctor]

SnakeDoc

[JIM O]

The only reference to as why is the movement of the earths plates. Although I am not familiar with Georges religious beliefs I know he feels mankind is creating global warming and their is nothing god can do about it.

I wonder what we did this time

[Twinkie]

Sometimes the only response to some people is, “If YOU say so.”