Uwe Boll does Ewoks vs Gungans?Gonna disengage the expectations restraints here for a second ...
Suppose Abrams delivers up exactly what a lot of the fans are afraid to hope for; something on par withEmpire(apologies to those not as emotionally attached to that installment as they are to others). What then? He's not directing the next one. Can it be successful enough in both financials and accolades to change that? If he pulls off what is considered almost impossible right now, would you want anyone else touching your Star Wars after that?
Nerds just kill themselves at that point with an unblemished memory of SW left.Gonna disengage the expectations restraints here for a second ...
Suppose Abrams delivers up exactly what a lot of the fans are afraid to hope for; something on par withEmpire(apologies to those not as emotionally attached to that installment as they are to others). What then? He's not directing the next one. Can it be successful enough in both financials and accolades to change that? If he pulls off what is considered almost impossible right now, would you want anyone else touching your Star Wars after that?
I want to suck Abrams off just as much as the next guy, but these things are team affairs. Disney has top men on it. TOP. MEN. And teh guys directing the follow ups are no slouches. They will have a core writing and production staff maintain their positions through all three movies to guide them, and the director will give them his specific take within the confines of what Disney already has fleshed out.
He was redeemed in the eyes of his son, after essentially fighting against the son's side in a war and killing an old man his son knew for a couple hours. It wasn't entirely unbelievable that his son believed he could be redeemed, after all, aside from being on an opposite in a war and killing soldiers Luke barely knew, there was no real personal loss to Luke with any of his friends or loved ones. Contrast that with...Whatever you think you're talking about, it can't be worse than what anakin did, and he got a redemption arc.
Rian Johnson is directing episode 8, who most know probably from Looper, but he also directed three of the absolute best episodes of Breaking Bad including Ozymandius. I'm excited to see what he will do with the middle episode of the trilogy, which is usually the darkest emotionally. That is if the committee gives him enough creative freedom to do so.Gonna disengage the expectations restraints here for a second ...
Suppose Abrams delivers up exactly what a lot of the fans are afraid to hope for; something on par withEmpire(apologies to those not as emotionally attached to that installment as they are to others). What then? He's not directing the next one. Can it be successful enough in both financials and accolades to change that? If he pulls off what is considered almost impossible right now, would you want anyone else touching your Star Wars after that?
Flamethrowers have been a thing in the games/EU for a long time.So as someone who has never really followed the lore of the Star Wars universe other than the movies, what's up with the flame throwers?
His movie Brick is one of my favorites. He's a good director. The Brothers Bloom was ok, but Brick was like a masterpiece.Rian Johnson is directing episode 8, who most know probably from Looper, but he also directed three of the absolute best episodes of Breaking Bad including Ozymandius. I'm excited to see what he will do with the middle episode of the trilogy, which is usually the darkest emotionally. That is if the committee gives him enough creative freedom to do so.
I was thinking about this the other day. You think about what is coming out of Disney's machine. Sure, they're not all 10's but you put the Marvel movies, Pixar, Disney Animation, and now Star Wars. Is the same posse walking around putting their stamp of approval on things or how is that working? Someone or a group of people are making sure these things are meeting expectations. Curious who that is because overall they've had a really good run over the last 5-10 years. I guess it could be they're just hiring the right people but anyway, it gives me some confidence, spoilers right or wrong, this will be pretty good just because Disney knows what is at stake... lot's and lot's of money if they get this right. They're opening up a StarWars Land, not to mention their merchandise from collectibles to toddler toys, this stands to be one of their most lucrative deals in Disney history.I want to suck Abrams off just as much as the next guy, but these things are team affairs. Disney has top men on it. TOP. MEN. And teh guys directing the follow ups are no slouches. They will have a core writing and production staff maintain their positions through all three movies to guide them, and the director will give them his specific take within the confines of what Disney already has fleshed out.
Amen. Tired of that shit. Let bad guys be bad guys till the end ffsThe movie doesn't have to have a redemption arc. Anakin didn't get redeemed in the prequel trilogy, in fact he went super evil. This trilogy could be about the conflict between Ren/First Order and the Resistance ending with one side biting it. I will be disappointed if we get another bad guy "Redeeming" himself. Let him be bad and die bad.
Sure. But there are other ways of telling it than having Kylo Ren the ultimate bad, redeem himself. Maybe Rey/Fin go slightly dark side or Luke? Or maybe they do something bad and have to live with it, or pull an anakin and go evil and are killed? Why does the main bad have to be redeemed? Let him be the evil dude that dies the epic death.not sure I agree. I understand where you are coming from.
But this is Starwars. The mystical and philosophical nature of the Force. It can't just be able action etc. it needs that mystical aspect of fighting with good vs evil, and the moral dilemma, and temptation. I suppose there are more arguments. Palp never got a chance to redeem himself. This kindof fits in with what Lithose was saying. Vader got a chance because he was family. we barely knew the Emp.
trys to redeem, and the character chooses evil, and becomes irredeemable is an option. Making killing them a Pyrrhic victory for the sister.