Still trying to figure out how they could so completely and utterly fuck up Star Wars, I see.
Star Wars was already damaged at the time, Prequels made money, but they were not as good as the OT. Team Lucas of the late 90s wasnt all on board with what it wanted to do. the OT should have remained those three films and maybe some video games based on them. then people move on to something else. according to RLM, they think Lucas got very jealous of James Cameron's Titanic breaking all time box office records and so he decided to get the band back together for another trilogy. yes this was a trilogy promised back in the early 80s, but it clearly wasnt something Lucas was working on when the 80s ended. Star Wars was done, it was retired, maybe it was Titanic that brought it back, i dont know. but whatever the prequels were, it wasnt what people envisioned in their heads as Star Wars.Still trying to figure out how they could so completely and utterly fuck up Star Wars, I see.
It really was if you go back and look at it with a critical eye. He doesn't hesitate to utterly shit on established settings.
saying while it was bad, it wasnt Rian Johnson bad, doesnt mean JJ's movie still wasnt fucking bad. Rian Johnson only made things worse because he took all those mystery boxes and tossed them in the garbage. personally, that wasnt really a bad thing if he had something decent to put in it's place. but nope. Snoke origin? doesnt matter, Rey's parents? doesnt matter, Finn's possible force sensitivity and romantic relationship with Rey? doesnt matter, here's a chubby asian girl to cockblock you. Poe's storyline? doesnt matter, Leia slapped your ass down for your troubles. Kylo's training? doesnt matter. Luke's story? doesnt matter. that green titty milk isnt going to drink itself. lets just agree both were bad in their own special ways. and i still havent seen the third one either, no plans on watching it.
Yeah between the low note the previous run of Trek movies ended on, the visual spectacle, and the nostalgia of seeing Leonard Nimoy again, I used to think 2009 Trek was pretty solid too. Watching it again after Trek into Darkness and Ep 7 and you realize it's full of a lot of the same terrible shit, it just wasn't as obvious at first.It's fucking Star Trek, how critical of an eye should I be using? Compared to the 2 follow ups, the first one was a much better film imo. It also, again, opened up some interesting ways they could take a reboot in different directions from the original...which he or decision makers above him mostly ignored afterwards, partially why the followups were complete shit.
I guarentee there are full novels written by now to explain the plot holes. That's half of expanded universe books for stuff like this.Yeah between the low note the previous run of Trek movies ended on, the visual spectacle, and the nostalgia of seeing Leonard Nimoy again, I used to think 2009 Trek was pretty solid too. Watching it again after Trek into Darkness and Ep 7 and you realize it's full of a lot of the same terrible shit, it just wasn't as obvious at first.
How the fuck does a supernova travel interstellar distances to destroy Romulus? If Sol somehow went nova it wouldn't even destroy Earth (of course it would wipe out all life but it wouldn't destroy the planet)
How the fuck does Spock see Vulcan's implosion as clearly as if he was in orbit of the planet when he's two whole goddamn sectors away on Delta Vega? Earth is closer to Vulcan than Delta Vega is.
How the fuck did the Enterprise even end up near Delta Vega to maroon Kirk there in the first place? Again, it's farther away from Vulcan than Earth is.
Why the fuck do starships even still exist if transporters have interstellar ranges? The enterprise had been at warp for quite a long time before Kirk and Scottie beam aboard it meaning it's probably dozens of lightyears away at that point. Obviously this is a much bigger and stupider plot point in the sequel when Khan is able to transport all the way from Earth to fucking Qo'nos, but it existed in this movie too.
Casually ignoring the devastating ramifications of creating a massive black hole at 5 AU in the Sol System.
And don't even get me started on the complete and utter fucking stupidity of "Red Matter" itself, even by the standards of some of the goofy shit that Star Trek has created in the past this is beyond absurd.
It's just full of the same stupid fucking Abrams bullshit like TFA featuring a superweapon that can individually target and destroy each planet in a solar system in a single firing from a third of the way across a galaxy slightly larger than ours and the destruction of those planets being plainly visible to the naked eye from another large interstellar distance.
Yeah between the low note the previous run of Trek movies ended on, the visual spectacle, and the nostalgia of seeing Leonard Nimoy again, I used to think 2009 Trek was pretty solid too. Watching it again after Trek into Darkness and Ep 7 and you realize it's full of a lot of the same terrible shit, it just wasn't as obvious at first.
How the fuck does a supernova travel interstellar distances to destroy Romulus? If Sol somehow went nova it wouldn't even destroy Earth (of course it would wipe out all life but it wouldn't destroy the planet)
How the fuck does Spock see Vulcan's implosion as clearly as if he was in orbit of the planet when he's two whole goddamn sectors away on Delta Vega? Earth is closer to Vulcan than Delta Vega is.
How the fuck did the Enterprise even end up near Delta Vega to maroon Kirk there in the first place? Again, it's farther away from Vulcan than Earth is.
Why the fuck do starships even still exist if transporters have interstellar ranges? The enterprise had been at warp for quite a long time before Kirk and Scottie beam aboard it meaning it's probably dozens of lightyears away at that point. Obviously this is a much bigger and stupider plot point in the sequel when Khan is able to transport all the way from Earth to fucking Qo'nos, but it existed in this movie too.
Casually ignoring the devastating ramifications of creating a massive black hole at 5 AU in the Sol System.
And don't even get me started on the complete and utter fucking stupidity of "Red Matter" itself, even by the standards of some of the goofy shit that Star Trek has created in the past this is beyond absurd.
It's just full of the same stupid fucking Abrams bullshit like TFA featuring a superweapon that can individually target and destroy each planet in a solar system in a single firing from a third of the way across a galaxy slightly larger than ours and the destruction of those planets being plainly visible to the naked eye from another large interstellar distance.
they probably arent ditching Rachel, i mean even if they did. she still got paid. might as well use her footage. what i do think is they are digitally erasing all the ridiculous actors who replaced the dwarves and will be inserting the animated Polar Express quality dwarves in the above picture. i still think the story is going to get tweaked so Rachel isnt a complete girlboss and does maybe sort of need a man to help her. the original Snow White was Disney's first animated feature length film. doing it the Zegler way was sacrilege to Disney fans everywhere. negrofying Little Mermaid was bad, but completely dismantling their roots is beyond belief.Apparently Disney is notorious for rewriting/changing movies as they go. I know they did it with lots of Marvel ones. They probably changed lots of Star Wars for the worst as they went.
Man I brainfarted and thought this was the snow white thread. I dun goofed.I don't care what they do I won't be watching. Also it seems like the Daily Wire is doing a Snow White movie too.
Yeah it's well known that the supernova would stop just short of Earth's atmosphere.And while Earth wouldn't be completely destroyed if Sol went supernova, the side of the planet facing it would be completely fucked instantly, while the rest heated up to something like 15 times the temperature on the surface of the sun (not important, just cool fact to look up).
Apparently Disney is notorious for rewriting/changing movies as they go. I know they did it with lots of Marvel ones. They probably changed lots of Star Wars for the worst as they went.
Man I brainfarted and thought this was the snow white thread. I dun goofed.
And yes supposedly that last star wars movie was in reshoots almost up to its release date.
even if they fire her, they will just replace her with somebody just like her, or worse. at this point, the only way things could get better would be replacing Iger and all of the Disney wokesters running the show. then inserting people who care about traditional movies. then they fire the people who produce this woke content. then start the process of finding non woke directors/writers/producers to make non woke content. good luck with all that.