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I don’t want to say too much about the film because I also have a lot of respect for J.J. Abrams, and I want to see where they’re taking it next, to see what they’re doing with it. I have to say that I felt that George’s group of six films had more innovative visual imagination, and this film was more of a retrenchment to things you had seen before and characters you had seen before, and it took a few baby steps forward with new characters. So for me the jury’s out. I want to see where they go with it.” It’s almost impossible not to hear the mild criticism lurking between the lines of Cameron’s comments — even though his muted praise for Lucas’s efforts is largely confined to their visual ingenuity. (I guess he didn’t want to start discussing the prequel’s gripping sand-specific drama). Ultimately, Cameron appears intent on steering clear of a conversation about the pluses and minuses of the long-running series, although he does admit that he’d prefer to keep his upcoming Avatar sequels far, far away from Episode VIII and IX, saying “I don’t want to go head-to-head with Star Wars.
That would be stupid. And hopefully they won’t want to go head-to-head with us.”You can watch Cameron talk about The Force Awakens above and his entire chat below.#star-wars#james-cameron#movie:star-wars-the-force-awakens#movie:avatar#movie:star-wars-episode-viii#featured Discovery Miles 1 590 When do I get it? Eligible for Cash on Delivery. Free Exchanges & Returns for 30 days. Please note that most of the functionality of this website is unavailable in your current browser, including buying tickets and filling out forms. You will find the latest version here: Internet ExplorerChromeFirefox Buy tickets for this movie This movie is also available inThis article is about the Gozanti-class cruiser. You may be looking for the C-ROC Gozanti-class cruiser. The Gozanti-class cruiser, known generally as the Imperial freighter, was a heavily armored starship used by both the Galactic Empire and other independent factions. The Gozanti-class cruiser was a 64-meter long starship that could act as a freighter and cruiser.
It sported a twin laser turret in a dorsal mount and a heavy laser cannon on its ventral side. The Gozanti also had a loading elevator on the bottom near the nose and docking ports to the side near the cockpit section.[9] The ships had a hyperdrive and three engines.[1] The Imperial version could choose to carry either four TIE/ln space superiority starfighters,[1] or have one swapped for a TIE/sa bomber,[4] two All Terrain Defense Pods[3] or even two All Terrain Armored Transports[2] on underside-mounted docking clamps which were connected to corridors inside the vessel.[3] The Imperial ships were widened, with new side extensions stretching over the engines, and the dorsal radar dish was moved to the center. The large ventral, double dish radar was abandoned in favor of docking struts for TIE fighters. The ships could fit in the main hangar of a Separatist supply ship. Gozanti-class cruisers were introduced by Corellian Engineering Corporation[1] at least ten years prior to the Clone Wars.
Shortly before Anakin Skywalker won the Boonta Eve Classic, a Gozanti-class cruiser with red markings was seen in the spaceport of Mos Espa on Tatooine. During the Clone Wars, the cruiser was adopted by various factions, including the Confederacy of Independent Systems. At least one was in the fleet led by the super tactical droid Aut-O.[6] One cruiser was on Zygerria as Dooku arrived to discuss the execution of Skywalker with Miraj Scintel.[12] The Black Sun crime syndicate also used modified Gozanti-class cruisers. They were forced into joining Darth Maul's Shadow Collective and took part in the takeover of Mandalore.[7] Several joined with Maul's forces after the battle of Zanbar. Several years after the rise of the Empire, the freighters were converted into TIE carriers.[14] Imperial efficiency expert Count Denetrius Vidian was instrumental in the development program, getting it ready ahead of schedule.[15] Several Gozanti-class cruisers were present at Count Vidian's Calcoraan Depot, and were ordered to protect a Baradium-357 convoy at Gorse.
During the reign of the Empire, the cruisers were also known as the Imperial freighters. In 5 BBY, a group of rebels once raided Freighter 651 in order to rescue a group of Wookiee slaves, but it was a trap set by ISB Agent Kallus. The rebels detonated explosives, destroying the freighter after it was secured in the hangar of the Lawbringer.[16] Soon after, Kallus and a squad of stormtroopers later took a freighter to attack the same rebel cell after they stole a shipment of T-7 ion disruptor rifles. The ship dropped two AT-DPs, which were destroyed by the rebels. Weeks later, a convoy of three cruisers were tasked with transporting a large kyber crystal. The same Lothal rebel cell captured an Imperial decoder and discovered the convoy's location. The starship Ghost arrived and launched its shuttle, piloted by former Jedi Kanan Jarrus, to distract the convoy's TIE escorts. The lead freighter attempted to flee back into hyperspace, but was destroyed by the Ghost. The kyber crystal amplified the explosion and destroyed the rest of the Imperial ships.
In 4 BBY, Transport Ship 63378 was stolen by the same rebel cell on Lothal. The cruiser was used in the rescue of Kanan Jarrus who had been captured by Grand Moff Wilhuff Tarkin and was being interrogated on his Star Destroyer, the Sovereign, in orbit above Mustafar.[18] The same year, several Gozanti freighters took part in the Imperial blockade of Ibaar. They deployed starfighters against Phoenix rebel ships attempting to break the blockade. In 3 BBY, a cruiser was used to deploy two AT-AT walkers to the Imperial depot on Lothal.[2] In 2 BBY, two Gozanti cruisers were used to deploy pairs of AT-AT and AT-DP walkers against a Separatist holdout on Agamar.[20] Imperial forces also lost two cruisers during a skirmish with the Iron Squadron and Phoenix Squadron above Mykapo. During the Galactic Civil War, smugglers also used the cruisers.[8] Following the Battle of Yavin, Imperial officers Ciena Ree and Berisse Sai were ordered to take a Gozanti to recover Lord Vader. Once they arrived at Yavin, they surveyed the destruction of the Death Star, and then Vader's starfighter docked with them.
Vader ordered the two officers into the cargo bay, and piloted the ship himself back to the Imperial fleet. This section of the article assumes that the player chose to align with the Rebel Alliance. Alternate stories are noted in the "Behind the scenes" section. Note: The events in this section may or may not have been confirmed as canon within the Star Wars Legends continuity. Captain Kosh of the Empire stockpiled several cruisers which had been listed as destroyed to use them in his black market operation, although they were discovered by the Rebel Alliance and destroyed by Saponza's partner. One of the freighters showed up during Twilight Company's raid on an Imperial heavy freighter, threatening the Thunderstrike.[22] The freighters were present alongside Death Squadron during the Battle of Hoth, where they deployed walkers during the battle. A Gozanti cruiser first appeared in Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace. It was later added to Star Wars: The Clone Wars TV series to add more ship models.
The young readers book Star Wars Rebels: Head to Head, written by Pablo Hidalgo and featuring various match-ups from the series, placed a cruiser against an Auzituck anti-slaver gunship, with the gunship damaging the freighter and escaping. In the 2014 mobile game Star Wars: Commander, during the Rebel Alliance campaign, Captain Kosh was stockpiling freighters which were listed as destroyed for use in his black market operations. They were then destroyed by Saponza's partner. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 Star Wars Rebels: The Visual Guide ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Star Wars Rebels – "A Princess on Lothal" ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 Star Wars Rebels – "Droids in Distress" ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Star Wars Rebels – "Iron Squadron" ↑ "Ocean Rescue"—Star Wars Rebels Magazine 12 ↑ 6.0 6.1 Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Secret Weapons" ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 Star Wars: The Clone Wars – "Shades of Reason"