Really? Ok, would never have guessed that.

One thing, Fox still has the release rights to the existing films - so future re-releases (if any) still won't be Disney's department.   

It does mean that some years down the road, any sort of "Ultimate Box Set" shenanigans will require a lot of negotiation between Fox and Disney.    Although for all we know they're already having those meetings...

The Clone Wars movie was released by Warner Brothers.

"Life is about movies; anything else is a bonus!"- Me   

does this change your plans for Pink five at all Trey?

One of the professors here has told me that she will look into the agreement Disney made with Lucas.  I told her specifically about your situation so we will see.  No promises though.

If Disney does decide to crack down, Pink Five will likely be the last large-scale fan film ever made.

Episode recorded. Coming as soon as I can master and make images for it.

Hey guys, it could be worse. They could have announced a Star Wars reboot.

Thank you guys for a wonderful and insightful discussion.  I'm with you on both scared and hopeful.  If Disney lets Lucasfilm work like their agreement with Marvel I think it will be ok, if its more a Pixar kind of situation I'd be a little more worried.  I do have to mention the one thing my Mom came up with and that was the possibility of casting Disney's "stars" in a Star Wars film, i.e. Justin Bieber as young Luke.  Anyway, I think you're right about there being a lot of decisions coming in the next 6 months or so which should give us a better read on the situation, so I guess we'll see. 
I do hope that if Disney decides to go with the C&D route they do it with some amount of tact, I've seen far too much backlash that has resulted from unaware and possibly inexperienced lawyers writing C&D letters to a active community.