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RotJ is the best and TLJ is the worst?!
c’mon man
c’mon man
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Nothing really. JJ had no real plot in mind and just wrote TFA not intending to come back to Star Wars. He literally did not even know why Luke was by himself on a deserted island.
Disney gave the sequel to Rian Johnson, did not intervene during the scriptwriting process or in any real editorial capacity, and now we have TLJ.
To paraphrase Red Letter Media, Disney literally just "gave Star Wars to some guy"
Now JJ is back to clean the mess that he inadvertently started in the first place lol
RotJ is the best and TLJ is the worst?!
c’mon man
That’s not true. The Star Wars Story Group had to sign off on everything Rian wrote for The Last Jedi. He also isn’t just “some guy”
Did you read the Q&A I posted or nah?
Your precious Story Group offered little to no input on the narrative direction of both TFA and TLJ
ROTJ was certainly better than TLJ thats for sure.
I thought that it wasnt even close until I watched Rotj again.
I love the beginnng of rotj
My "precious story group." Listen to yourself.
I didn't see a Q&A on any of the last 4 pages so nope didn't read it. The Star Wars Story Group has the final say on what is and isn't canon in the SW universe, and every change and addition that is made has to be signed off on by them. It's a corporate check and balance that is involved in things as minute as changing the name "Korriban" to "Moraband."
If you think they didn't ok the script of The Last Jedi then you're in denial.
What do u think
Put those films side by side.
Its obvious.
When did I say they didn't "ok" it? Lol
I said there was no editorial oversight and intervention. Rian Johnson wrote a script, they read it, and said "ok looks good".
Meaning all they did was ok it
But TLJ is easily the worst Star Wars film
Intervention? What do you think a normal script writing process entails...?
If they didn’t like his script they wouldn’t have approved it...
The first act of that film is golden...
When the Rebels end up on Endor it goes to crap...
Now, let’s look at that opening scene of Return of the Jedi……
Luke’s big plan, was for all of his friends to get captured/locked up, inside Jabba’s palace? A Jedi, a princess, and multiple important Republic individuals couldn’t get the use of a small band of rebels to come help them, WITH their weapons?
That was Luke’s big plan, to walk in unarmed? Chewie in cuffs, Leia tied to Jabba as an unarmed slave?
Let’s go back…..Jabba lives on Tatooine, the same planet where Luke was from? So, Han was hiding from Jabba, ON Jabba’s planet? What????
How did Luke know he could beat the Rancor, unarmed? Because of a spare bone, and a rock layin around? Why’d he have to throw the rock, couldn’t he force push it?
Why did Luke return to Yoda for more training, but Yoda said he doesn’t need any more training? Well then why was Yoda adamant Luke stay to complete his training in Empire?
Boba Fett died at the hands of a blind man, and was burped up by a vagina with teeth. We didn’t get to see where he was from, or who he was under that mask, or anything.
Luke’s “plan” consisted of Han in cuffs (and blind), Chewie in cuffs, Leia tied to Jabba, and Luke’s only weapon on a droid, that could have been destroyed in the dungeon if another droid chose? These were the leaders of the Rebel Alliance?
Luke had his back to the guy that shot him, with his hand up in the air…….why did the guy shoot him in the hand, and not in the back, or back of the head?
Who oversaw this stuff, did they not watch the previous two films when writing this? HACKS.
Am I doing this right?
The lengths you go to defend TLJ; I love it.
The script writing process entails writing a script lol. Then the studios or other parties suggest changes and alterations.
You'd think a company with a "Story Group" would do this, but it's explicitly stated that they did not. Johnson wrote a script with serious flaws, everybody loved it, the movie was made.
That's why you get characters engaging in 100mph crashes with each other because nonsensically it will somehow save their life
And then these characters give speeches about saving the ones they love when their actions literally prevented this from happening
And this is why Rent-An-Admirals don't communicate with their subordinates
And why characters take actions that result in numerous in-universe fatalities but are somehow commended for it
And why villains with teen angst issues and piss-poor motivations are somehow expected to rule the space empire
And why the space empire that was once stated to be a minor "military junta" is suddenly a massive space empire despite the crippling blow to its headquarters days earlier (in universe)
Lol this movie was dumb
The script writing process entails writing a script lol. Then the studios or other parties suggest changes and alterations.
You'd think a company with a "Story Group" would do this, but it's explicitly stated that they did not. Johnson wrote a script with serious flaws, everybody loved it, the movie was made.
That's why you get characters engaging in 100mph crashes with each other because nonsensically it will somehow save their life
And then these characters give speeches about saving the ones they love when their actions literally prevented this from happening
And this is why Rent-An-Admirals don't communicate with their subordinates
And why characters take actions that result in numerous in-universe fatalities but are somehow commended for it
And why villains with teen angst issues and piss-poor motivations are somehow expected to rule the space empire
And why the space empire that was once stated to be a minor "military junta" is suddenly a massive space empire despite the crippling blow to its headquarters days earlier (in universe)
Lol this movie was dumb
These films are new, there is no story we already know, just fan theories and guesses. So to pick apart a story that isn't even finished yet.........I mean, what if Del Toro happens to be a bigger piece in the 3rd film? What if we do find out more about Snoke, later? Or if Phasma survived? Or more info on Rey's background.
Can we all just agree to disagree...The film is seemingly too divisive to sway most people in the opposite direction of their current opinion...At this point we’re just repeating the same points over and over...
Maybe with time it will soften one way or the other but at this point it’s too new...
Let’s move on to Solo and hope that Episode IX blows us all away...