XPost: rec.arts.tv, rec.arts.movies.current-films
From: YourName@YourISP.com
On 2017-12-20 10:38:47 +0000, hector said:
> On 20/12/2017 3:35 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
>> In article , TT wrote:
>>
>>> Your Name kirjoitti 18.12.2017 klo 22:11:
>>
>>>> "Rogue One", although it did have some flaws, was a MUCH MUCH MUCH
>>>> better movie than either of the new Episodes ... because it was a new
>>>> story, with new characters (although it did stupidly shoe-horn in
>>>> existing ones towards the end).
>>
>> The addition of Vader was fantastic. Finally getting to see him be a
>> badass (instead of being told by everyone how badass he is), was awesome.
>>
>>>> The Saga should have been left alone as a six-part series that
>>>> finished with a 'happy ever after' ending.
>>
>> Why would you want something as trite as that?
>>
>>> I totally disagree with Rogue One... I thought characterization was
>>> rather weak and the film in general didn't fit the tone of previous
>>> films. I agree it was different from other films of the franchise but I
>>> don't think that was a good thing in this case, it didn't FEEL or look
>>> like Star Wars to me.
>>
>> Well, one major reason for that different 'feel' was the use of a
>> different composer. John Williams' absence was keenly felt, and without
>> the Main Title march to go with it, they didn't do the traditional Star
>> Wars word crawl at the beginning, which set an entirely different tone
>> for the film.
>
> That's because it's not part of the Star Wars series, but an extra.
Rogue One was not part of the movie "Saga", but *everything* in the
franchise is part of the Star Wars series. That's something these
numbnuts who whine on about having a more "adult" TV series or movie
simply do not understand. It's also what Disney don't understand when
they ditched the entire existing Expanded Universe.
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