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⌈ Secret Post #3822 ⌋

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Comments

Re: The Han Solo film lost its directors :(

[(Anonymous)]

They got upset when Disney reminded them it is a Star Wars movie, not just an Inception-in-Space story.

Re: The Han Solo film lost its directors :(

[(Anonymous)]

I guess the Rogue One thing scared Disney off from letting good directors try to make good movies?

Re: The Han Solo film lost its directors :(

[(Anonymous)]

Given how much they had to do to put the Star Wars back into that Star Wars movie after Gareth "What's a Godzilla?" Edwards screwed it up, I can imagine their tolerance for prima donna directors is probably pretty low. Directors ought to be going into this thinking more like tv show directors, it is work for hire directing something in an established universe and with a set style and character history, instead of the usual "the fuck I want" mindset that comes with a movie. Disney is not going to tolerate someone coming in with their own script which couldn't get out of a slushpile on its own and which they want to slap a franchise name on instead just to get it made.

Re: The Han Solo film lost its directors :(

[(Anonymous)]

Just because Gareth Edwards fucked up doesn't mean no one could ever succeed.

And, like, there's not actually any law of nature saying that the Star Wars films have to be genericized and rigidly knocked into a precise house style. Clearly that's the way that Disney has decided to go, but personally I'd kind of prefer directors being able to try different styles and make more interesting movies out of it.

Re: The Han Solo film lost its directors :(

[(Anonymous)]

I'll stick with Disney's decision to make them watchable and fun instead though. For your out there and different stuff, that is where arthouse cinema comes in.

Re: The Han Solo film lost its directors :(

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not saying they have to be arthouse

There's more than one kind of entertaining, populist movie

The Lego Movie isn't exactly fucking Last Year In Marienbad, man