joshvanrad
Sr Member
So I take issue with Rian Johnson wanting to "make Star Wars his own vision" and the arguments for that. I think there is a responsibility to the fans of a franchise when you are expanding on that, and sometimes you have to put your own ideas aside to create a film that fits squarely into what has already been established. If you want to create something that is "your own vision" then you make a standalone movie. I love indie movies, but I don't want that sort of art style in Star Wars. If I recall correctly, John Boyega equated TLJ to an indie movie... and that actually makes sense. I can appreciate vision. I just don't think vision should trump what is established in Star Wars.
*Also, and always, sloppy writing. I think trying to meld the two creates sloppy disjointed scenes and characters because the two film styles are so dramatically different.
*Also, and always, sloppy writing. I think trying to meld the two creates sloppy disjointed scenes and characters because the two film styles are so dramatically different.