The fact that Disney thought it wise to use multiple directors for a trilogy is the definition of idiocy.
What did they expect would happen? What a moronic decision.
The same success the original trilogy had with multiple directors? :shrug:
The fact that Disney thought it wise to use multiple directors for a trilogy is the definition of idiocy.
What did they expect would happen? What a moronic decision.
The same success the original trilogy had with multiple directors? :shrug:
There are rumors (Again, RUMORS) going around that they are re-shooting over 2/3 of the ENTIRE MOVIE
There must be something wrong with me. I didn't care much for Force Awakens or Rogue One, but enjoyed Last Jedi and (especially) Solo. Regardless, I'm still driving up I-4 for Orlando's 4DX to see this.
Yeah, good thing the original trilogy didn't do that...... oh wait...The fact that Disney thought it wise to use multiple directors for a trilogy is the definition of idiocy.
What did they expect would happen? What a moronic decision.
Look two posts above for the response.Yeah, good thing the original trilogy didn't do that...... oh wait...
That same “visionary” created Jar Jar.That was more like the television shows that have the same visionary creator/show runner and different directors for each episode.
This is very different.
Other than Solo, all these films have crossed $1 billion at the box office. For you guys to say this franchise is dead is utterly laughable
Other than Solo, all these films have crossed $1 billion at the box office. For you guys to say this franchise is dead is utterly laughable
Star Wars is heavily reliant on US and Europe. So count out Asia and South America. (remember TLJ on made 20 million in China and even less in Korea). Japan did okay.
Just as a reminder Solo broke presales as well.
‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Fandango Presales Double ‘Black Panther’ – Variety
And then what happened? It flopped.
Star Wars isn't dead but it currently is in a very vulnerable position.
Star Wars is heavily reliant on US and Europe. So count out Asia and South America. (remember TLJ on made 20 million in China and even less in Korea). Japan did okay.
Just as a reminder Solo broke presales as well.
‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Fandango Presales Double ‘Black Panther’ – Variety
And then what happened? It flopped.
Star Wars isn't dead but it currently is in a very vulnerable position.
This board has been nothing but negative since galaxy edge opened. Several people on here want Disney to fail. It’s childish nonsense.
Pre sales are already ahead of Last Jedi.
I’m willing to bet all those folks that have “sworn off” Star Wars will still end up buying a ticket.
the new movie/tv show/ and theme park ride are almost guaranteed to spark new interest in the franchise. You can’t call the franchise “dead” because of your personal opinion. No one cares about your opinion.
That same “visionary” created Jar Jar.
The series was dead way before Disney bought it. Lucas killed it himself.
Um, how does it not counter your argument when the original trilogy also used different directors, just like this one? Thats quite literally the same thing, and a perfect counter argument.I never said Lucas didn’t ruin it. All I said was that using multiple directors for the new trilogy, when they clearly didn’t have a cohesive vision, was a bad move.
Something no one has made a good argument against. But there’s been lots of “oh, like the first trilogy”, which doesn’t counter my argument one bit.
I guess hyperbole and whataboutisms are what pass for a good argument nowadays.
Um, how does it not counter your argument when the original trilogy also used different directors, just like this one? Thats quite literally the same thing, and a perfect counter argument.
Ah, I got it. This makes it a little more understanding for sure. Not even disrespect to Johnson but I do wish JJ stayed on for this entire trilogy. Ah well.I think what @Andysol is trying to say is that while the original trilogy had different directors, it was still following the story and ideas that Lucas wanted to tell. The new trilogy seems to be, at least at this point, 2 different visions from 2 different directors with a general idea of where to go from the Mouse House.