Hell, Spielberg wasn't Spielberg after one movie...They all think they're better than they are. They make one movie and suddenly they're Spielberg.
Hell, Spielberg wasn't Spielberg after one movie...They all think they're better than they are. They make one movie and suddenly they're Spielberg.
Leslye Headland: "It makes me feel sad that a bunch of people on the internet would somehow dismantle what I consider to be the most important piece of art that I've ever made."
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If I found myself working on Star Wars, my first thought would be: "Oh f***k I'm on Star Wars, I better check my ego at the door and respect this thing."Lucasfilm are full of the most narcissistic, deluded ***** in the industry. They are so blind by their own egos and agendas they can't see the forest through the trees.
Bewildering how ignorant of the wider world they are.
If I found myself working on Star Wars, my first thought would be: "Oh f***k I'm on Star Wars, I better check my ego at the door and respect this thing."
But it's as if they think: "Yeah baby I'm on Star Wars, RESPECT MA AUTHORITY."
*sigh*
It's a legacy property with decades of canon and continuity, with an obsessive fan base. Even if it respected canon, even if it were well written and well executed, it was going to get slapped around a bit. Since it doesn't seem to do any of those things the result is predictable. My advice to Headland would be:
1. Read the room.
2. Don't treat a legacy IP like it belongs to you. If you want to attempt important art, go for it -- but this is an established product, not your personal magnum opus.
There is a section of fandom that sucks. I've met them, I've seen them. But I think it's fair to say the majority of fans want a consistent experience of a certain quality.
Headland needs to either learn -- or admit -- there's a difference between 'toxic fandom' and 'poorly handled and executed product'.
Unlike many of her predecessors in the MCU with introductory origin stories, Danvers, played by Larson (who segues effortlessly from indies such as “Room” to franchise fare such as “Kong: Skull Island”), arrives on the big screen already a super-being.
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“Captain Marvel” is, notably, a film in which a woman overcoming her harshest, and primarily male, critics — the ones who have said her entire life that she’s too emotional and can’t possibly make it on her own — is key to her self-actualization.
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“That has completely changed today. Not only because, with ‘Captain Marvel,’ we said, ‘We must hire a woman to direct it’ internally, but also because the entire world has changed. And there will be many more announcements to come. Put it this way,” he said enigmatically: “it’s only the beginning.”
According to Feige, Marvel will continue to look to hire inclusively, adding that it “also makes for better movies.”
Ahahah Wtf is that pic?! Thats Einstein level of creativity!
Why is it that the last season of an animated Star Wars show “The Bad Batch“ is some of the best Star Wars that we’ve gotten in the last few years?… And now it is been canceled/wrapped up? This is just IMHO of course.
And they'll blame it on someone other than themselves. Heck, Amanda Stenberg already did with that so-called "music" video she posted.I ask the same about Andor, tho, IMO, both series ended/will end satisfyingly. I'd be surprised if Andor's quality drops off. I'm rewatching various SW off and on; remain impressed about the best of the writing/character development/character arcs.
Even with some of Filoni's cheesiness there's some great lines; and the actors/actresses/animators did amazing work, including voice work.
&^%$-o-lyte I figure is a Disney business loss tax write-off.
All stories have an end. I’m thankful it was a good one.Why is it that the last season of an animated Star Wars show “The Bad Batch“ is some of the best Star Wars that we’ve gotten in the last few years?… And now it is been canceled/wrapped up? This is just IMHO of course.
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