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It seems to me that the main complaint from people who didn’t like TLJ was its treatment of the established character of Luke. But with Rian’s own characters that he’s built from the ground up in his own trilogy, this wouldn’t really be an issue. I hope he gets to make his SW trilogy, he’s a great storyteller and director, I saw Knives Out yesterday and I firmly believe someone who can make a film as entertaining as that deserves another chance at SW.
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Unless every single character dies at the end of TROS, there’s always going to be the possibility that they could pick up a new storyline with them a few years later. I mean you could theoretically continue Lord of the Rings past returning to the Shire if you wanted to, there’s enough surviving characters and potential threads you could pull from, but it doesn’t mean that they will. TROS was written as an ending, in much the same way Return of the Jedi was written as an ending.
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The Box Office Buzz and Tracking Thread: Electric Boogaloo
SnokesLegs replied to grim22's topic in Box Office Discussion
Playmobil was released back in the summer in the UK and it did abysmally. It barely even registered. The $5 ticket price is probably their way of trying to entice parents looking for a cheap cinema trip considering nobody wants to pay full price for it. I doubt it’ll work. -
Looking at the presales for this at my local Cineworld (Sheffield, one of the busiest in the UK) for opening night and between the two prime time evening shows it’s sold 5 tickets between them...it’s also in the smaller auditoriums due to Star Wars taking all the big screens. I’m sure it’ll be fairly walk up heavy, but even so...
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Is that seriously a thing? This is a universe where people can literally use an unseen mystical force to do things that no human could ever do, and they’re getting annoyed about...jet packs? Technology that’s been used in both the PT (Jango Fett) and OT (Boba Fett). I wonder if the same people were upset about a scene involving jet packs in the latest Mandalorian episode...I’m guessing not.
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I think it’s more that it would send a confusing message to anyone who watched it. It’s like “oh here’s another version of a film that we put out a few years ago that the majority of viewers didn’t like, but this one also has a cliffhanger that will never be followed up on”. Personally, I don’t think it’s worth the effort on WB’s part to do anything, sure it’d please the fans who are loyal to it, but they’re in the bag for all the other DC films they put out anyway, it’s not like the people who are part of this campaign will not turn up to The Batman, and the rest of us who have no interest in watching another version of JL will skip it.