I love Endgame but are you actually insane. It was 3 hours of blatant pandering and trying to earn brownie points with the fanbase.
If one of the worst offenses the movie makes is that it "disrespects TLJ" I'll be okay lol
Um you might spoiler tag that image. A few things on the "Light Side" could be considered spoilers.Updated with the newest batch of impressions. Quite the pivot.
These movies were made to make release dates. Looks like their luck ran out after Rogue One.Considering how little time JJ had to work on the film, I cant blame him too much for how it may have come out.
wasnt there an avatar bet thread for that?Anyway, if this movie opens at less than $200 million (how much is it tracking?)
Heads are gonna roll.
Anyway, if this movie opens at less than $200 million (how much is it tracking?)
Heads are gonna roll.
There's much more negativity than positivity on the critic side
I loved The Last Jedi, and I was ecstatic that JJ was back for episode IX. I also loved The Force Awakens. Just because a vocal minority spout off on the Internet doesn't mean it speaks to the whole. This goes for TLJ haters and JJ haters, and RJ haters, etc etc.
I loved both sequel movies for what they were, not what I wanted or expected them to be. I don't agree with every single thing the filmmakers did in their respective films, but I loved them.
JJ coming back set me at ease, because I know the kind of filmmaker he is, but he also has an existing Star Wars film under his belt, so I know his take on the characters and world. A new director would have potentially added to some trepidation about how this movie was going to be resolved. If Rian Johnson has directed episode IX, I'd have been ecstatic as well, again, because I know his take on the characters and world.
Not everything is so black and white. And not everyone that loved TFA hated TLJ, or loved TLJ hated TFA. Not everyone thinks RJ or JJ are hacks and "ruined their childhood." Not everyone was expecting a sequel trilogy to a 40year old franchise to somehow magically recapture the feelings they had when they first saw the movie as a kid. Some people just aren't as bitter, jaded, and cynical as countless YouTube personalities and armchair film critics.
And this goes for both sides of the argument. Not everyone is on an extreme of love or hate. Some of us just want to sit back, Gabe a good time at the theater, then be able to discuss that experience (both positive and negative opinions), without it turning into an embarrassing shitshow. Unfortunately, discourse about the ST has been the latter, which has turned off a lot of the gray area, more objective fans from even bothering to engage in discussion. Obviously, there are still those people around, some even posting in this thread and others, but it's often drowned out by that vocal minority of extreme lovers and haters of the new movies.
I know I personally stopped discussing Star Wars online up until recently, because the discourse has been obnoxious, and not enjoyable in the slightest.
I mean domestically.
Um you might spoiler tag that image. A few things on the "Light Side" could be considered spoilers.
If its not well reviewed I think it's a definite one sign of a kind of end of era for Star Wars. It's been limping around for a while, but that'll be a big sign that its definitely way past its prime and headed into a new phase where it's not going to be that big of a deal anymore.
You know, the whole Trevorrow thing always felt like a complete knee jerk reaction on Disney's part over the success of Jurassic World.
"Well, this guy directed a nostalgia heavy revival of an old property just like what we're doing over here, he'd be perfect!"
Nah Star Wars will live on.
But all this talk about them just undoing TLJ actually makes me fearful for the fate of the characters in a post IX world.
LFL clearly gives no shits if it means trying abd pleasing the Tier 3
I loved The Last Jedi, and I was ecstatic that JJ was back for episode IX. I also loved The Force Awakens. Just because a vocal minority spout off on the Internet doesn't mean it speaks to the whole. This goes for TLJ haters and JJ haters, and RJ haters, etc etc.
I loved both sequel movies for what they were, not what I wanted or expected them to be. I don't agree with every single thing the filmmakers did in their respective films, but I loved them.
JJ coming back set me at ease, because I know the kind of filmmaker he is, but he also has an existing Star Wars film under his belt, so I know his take on the characters and world. A new director would have potentially added to some trepidation about how this movie was going to be resolved. If Rian Johnson has directed episode IX, I'd have been ecstatic as well, again, because I know his take on the characters and world.
Not everything is so black and white. And not everyone that loved TFA hated TLJ, or loved TLJ hated TFA. Not everyone thinks RJ or JJ are hacks and "ruined their childhood." Not everyone was expecting a sequel trilogy to a 40year old franchise to somehow magically recapture the feelings they had when they first saw the movie as a kid. Some people just aren't as bitter, jaded, and cynical as countless YouTube personalities and armchair film critics.
And this goes for both sides of the argument. Not everyone is on an extreme of love or hate. Some of us just want to sit back, Gabe a good time at the theater, then be able to discuss that experience (both positive and negative opinions), without it turning into an embarrassing shitshow. Unfortunately, discourse about the ST has been the latter, which has turned off a lot of the gray area, more objective fans from even bothering to engage in discussion. Obviously, there are still those people around, some even posting in this thread and others, but it's often drowned out by that vocal minority of extreme lovers and haters of the new movies.
I know I personally stopped discussing Star Wars online up until recently, because the discourse has been obnoxious, and not enjoyable in the slightest.
I'm surprised JJ managed to fail in making his usual easy-to-please crap.
LOL, same. Even if I dislike it, at least we can all dislike it together unlike TLJ :PIf one of the worst offenses the movie makes is that it "disrespects TLJ" I'll be okay lol
I'm not sure trading "this side of the fanbase is angry" for "the other side of the fanbase is angry" is a good trade.
I'm pretty sure JJ set rebels being on the run in motion as well. There was a scene in TFA where Hux tells Snokes that they have the rebel fleet tracked and they have nowhere to run.
99% of this trilogies problems is JJ being an idiot and having the first SW movie end on a direct cliffhanger. Meaning RJ couldn't do the traditional timeskip where characters develop over years off screen. It was silly to end TFA on Luke.
If the fanbase is united in hating this, maybe we'll end up getting X - XII after all to give the saga a "proper" send off lol
This is so depressing lol. Getting The Phantom Menace flashbacks right now
If the fanbase is united in hating this, maybe we'll end up getting X - XII after all to give the saga a "proper" send off lol
Amazing post.I loved The Last Jedi, and I was ecstatic that JJ was back for episode IX. I also loved The Force Awakens. Just because a vocal minority spout off on the Internet doesn't mean it speaks to the whole. This goes for TLJ haters and JJ haters, and RJ haters, etc etc.
I loved both sequel movies for what they were, not what I wanted or expected them to be. I don't agree with every single thing the filmmakers did in their respective films, but I loved them.
JJ coming back set me at ease, because I know the kind of filmmaker he is, but he also has an existing Star Wars film under his belt, so I know his take on the characters and world. A new director would have potentially added to some trepidation about how this movie was going to be resolved. If Rian Johnson has directed episode IX, I'd have been ecstatic as well, again, because I know his take on the characters and world.
Not everything is so black and white. And not everyone that loved TFA hated TLJ, or loved TLJ hated TFA. Not everyone thinks RJ or JJ are hacks and "ruined their childhood." Not everyone was expecting a sequel trilogy to a 40year old franchise to somehow magically recapture the feelings they had when they first saw the movie as a kid. Some people just aren't as bitter, jaded, and cynical as countless YouTube personalities and armchair film critics.
And this goes for both sides of the argument. Not everyone is on an extreme of love or hate. Some of us just want to sit back, Gabe a good time at the theater, then be able to discuss that experience (both positive and negative opinions), without it turning into an embarrassing shitshow. Unfortunately, discourse about the ST has been the latter, which has turned off a lot of the gray area, more objective fans from even bothering to engage in discussion. Obviously, there are still those people around, some even posting in this thread and others, but it's often drowned out by that vocal minority of extreme lovers and haters of the new movies.
I know I personally stopped discussing Star Wars online up until recently, because the discourse has been obnoxious, and not enjoyable in the slightest.
Fair point. It was def worse. Guess l was more hyped for this than I thought.That was way worse. I remember feeling like I had literally been punched in the stomach.
The idea of a bad Star Wars film at that time was unthinkable.
Should Favreau get the next trilogy? Who is next in line? Johnson?
Dennis making a star wars movie would be hype as fuckFuck it, I'm gonna start a Gofund me and raise money to do a fan made trilogy. I'll hire Mark Hamill and that youtube guy that looks like Harrison Ford. I'll get Denis Villeneuve to write and direct. Anyone willing to pitch in?
Fair point. It was def worse. Guess l was more hyped for this than I thought.
Fuck no. His writing and direction in The Mandalorian is bland at best.If this is bad please give Dave Filoni the fucking keys to everything.