Two flops in a row. Time for Kathleen Kennedy to bow the fuck out. She has no idea what she is doing.
The biggest mistake in the new trilogy was how they portrayed and decimated the First Order.
Snoke was a terrible character when compared to Palpatine, Dooku, Vader and other charismatic Sith Lords. Nobody will remember him.
And Hux and Phasma were... well, a complete disaster and caricatures. Them trying to make Hux funny was so ridiculous.
There was only an instable Kylo Ren to portray the antagonists at the end of TLJ. That was super weak, and that's why they had to bring back Sidious and the Empire.
THey can both be bad movies!
This. I still hold a little hope for later today, but those already made me fear the worse about this movie.
In one of my discords, upon seeing the title and trailer, my response was "Why not just call it 'Star Wars - We're sorry, we're so sorry!'"
That depends entirely on the revenue though, for all we know catering to nostalgia might make the film race to a billion faster than TLJ....which uh..would really say so much about audiences tbh.it's also kind of cathartic to see that Disney isn't invincible.
We can argue this all day, but what is shit or not, is subjective. I'm not the biggest fan of TLJ but at least it had good reviews.
It was the only was of establishing him as a final boss for the saga.
He finished TLJ as inferior to Rey unfortunately.
I mean...Darth Vader did that. :PYou don't establish him as a worthy adversary by having him just go around killing old people.
Hey if I have to smell one at least duel of the dates is playing while I do it!This AoTC vs. TPM discussion is like arguing which fart smells worse.
This AoTC vs. TPM discussion is like arguing which fart smells worse.
We can argue this all day, but what is shit or not, is subjective. I'm not the biggest fan of TLJ but at least it had good reviews.
But maybe they can get even lower? Wouldn't that be worth making them? I say, have at it!
Now that I think about it are the Prequels the worst acted block busters ever? Judging just on acting, they might be.
I'd say Battlefield Earth is about it's only competition.
Only 1.5 billion rightI just woke up and checked the score. I am laughing my ass off.
I love this trilogy, but it's also kind of cathartic to see that Disney isn't invincible.
No, he killed
Search your feelings.I refuse to think this movie is worse than the prequels. It's just impossible.
Oh defenseless children!No, he killed [strikethrough]children[/strikethrough] younglings, don't you remember?
I refuse to think this movie is worse than the prequels. It's just impossible.
Both of them end the film with crippling self doubt.It was the only was of establishing him as a final boss for the saga.
He finished TLJ as inferior to Rey unfortunately.
I too, watched them recently again. AOTC is still worse. TPM is dumb as fuck but AOTC is just plain offensive with that shitty Anakin, stupid nonsensical love story and Yoda flipping around with his tiny lightsaber. It had the better Obi Wan though , but that's it.
To be fair there's no way on Earth AotC gets 60 today.
That depends entirely on the revenue though, for all we know catering to nostalgia might make the film race to a billion faster than TLJ....which uh..would really say so much about audiences tbh.
A lot of the problems being mentioned were issues with The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi (the latter of which I have a fondness for) and have been a major concern for the new trilogy from the beginning. It's not a specific "Star Wars" thing, it's an issue of construction piss poor movies that lean heavily on nostalgia and creative bankruptcy to tell lukewarm stories where emotional arcs and character relationships are unearned, and there never seems to be any coherent focus on or commitment to any anchored theme or concept.
I walked away from The Force Awakens super disappointed for these exact reasons. It's full of plenty of good ideas, characters, and casting, but it's such a mediocre, uninspired film that the apathy I felt was the exact problem. Attack of the Clones? Actively hated it because it was a dogshit movie rich with outright awful dialogue and acting. The Force Awakens was fine, but just so tepid and unremarkable in trying to do anything interesting or new with the narrative that the end result was wholly forgettable. And given the casting and characters it should have been the exact opposite.
It's not a Star Wars specific problem. It's a story writing problem, at the behest of a production arm that is more interesting than fan pandering and hacking together safe, uninspired, repetitive narratives than taking risks. JJ was a bad choice from the getgo.
they didn't have to. they could have gone full sozin's-comet-azula with kylo in this but can't have that for some reason.
but i guess it's not like someone with a shitload of power using it in increasingly unwieldy ways for their own selfish reasons among an increasingly smaller but more dangerous group of sycophants would be relevant in 2019 or something.
That depends entirely on the revenue though, for all we know catering to nostalgia might make the film race to a billion faster than TLJ....which uh..would really say so much about audiences tbh.
It will 100% look better and be a spectacle but writing from the (accurate) leaks was fanficition nonsense.I refuse to think this movie is worse than the prequels. It's just impossible.
Two flops in a row. Time for Kathleen Kennedy to bow the fuck out. She has no idea what she is doing.