Kristy: TFA took risks in casting and in killing one of the most beloved characters - not just in the franchise - but in modern cinema. As a fan, though, I’d really like to see some variety.
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Hell, if I were Disney I’m not sure I’d want to take the risk on a darker, grimy Star Wars movie that’s more Zero Dark Thirty than TFA, either. I’ll fully admit this is a “me” thing, and the reshoots may be because the movie wasn’t that good. What’s the point of hiring directors with unique styles and forcing them to color between the lines? I’d like to see their new Star Wars universe vary in tone, especially for the spinoffs. The Marvel stuff and TFA were very good movies, but they’re also straightforward and formulaic. I want this movie to be thrilling, whatever the cost.īrian: Sure, but the no-risk approach is getting stale.
So maybe this first cut feels off, or isn’t eliciting the kind of excitement Force Awakens did. They know their brand and what makes it great. Their live-action movies ( Cinderella, The Jungle Book), their animated originals ( Zootopia), and Force Awakens, AND Marvel. Kristy: But Disney has been killing it lately! ( Alice Through the Looking Glass aside). One of the most exciting things about Rogue One, to me, was that it didn’t feel like just another Star Wars movie it felt like a war movie set in the Star Wars universe. World War Z had extensive reshoots, and it turned out to be a solid movie.īrian Byrd: To me it depends on why they ordered the reshoots. Kristy Puchko and Brian Byrd debate the issue.
Abrams accomplished in The Force Awakens and Marvel accomplishes in its slate of films? Was it really because Disney feared that Edwards’ vision for the film was too dark and gloomy? Or was it because Rogue One did not meet the level of achievement J.J. Some suggested the extensive reshoots were because the film needed a shift in tone. Earlier this week, it was reported that Disney would be doing four weeks of reshoots on Gareth Edwards’ Rogue One, the first of the Star Wars’ anthology films.
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