Star Wars Anthology shit talk (Rogue One, Young Solo, TBD)

Nothing says Star Wars like "from the writer and director of CHEF"

— Peter Labuza (@labuzamovies) March 8, 2018

yeah what was iron man anyway

i just bit that and tweeted it at em to see what he says

Poorly-formed joek aside, dude has definitely made some money for Disney as a director. That shit'll get you pushed up the food chain.

https://i.imgur.com/afPlIos.jpg

for Disney

i just bit that and tweeted it at em to see what he says

― It's not delivery, it's Adorno! (upper mississippi sh@kedown), Friday, March 9, 2018 9:36 PM (twelve minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

better off making a pod save america joke

also chef is obviously ABOUT iron man cmon fam

ah the characteristic good humor of the Jedi

How's that new Spielberg movie looking?

Hoos just made me kinda want to watch Chef

chef made me want to eat foods

Chef is not great but tbh it did make me want to eat foods

you guys have sold me on watching Chef

eating foods is probably my biggest expenditure, love doing it

the toasted cheese sandwich in Chef is the greatest toasted cheese sandwich in movies.

aw yeah, it's certainly the most lovingly-photographed foods in a movie about preparing and eating foods

damn now i want some foods again

Chef is a boring advert for Twitter.

Hoos just made me kinda want to watch Chef

― El Tomboto, Sunday, March 11, 2018 11:46 PM (yesterday) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

guy runs a successful big project but he gets into it with some critics and demands a rematch with them and when he gets it this time they're mad because they actually wanted more of the predictable same from him and so he decides to throw it all away to make something small and homey on his own terms, with a food truck smaller budget

also involves a guy with a goatee climbing into a metal apparatus and performing acts of heroism

a space film abt intra-species food prep wd be good not bad

star snax

You just know dude is going to do a series set in the Mos Eisley cantina

Now a tapas bar

"We don't serve nachos."

http://media.comicbook.com/2017/10/star-wars-holiday-special-bea-arthur-ackmena-canon-1040328-1280x0.jpg

http://www.vulture.com/2018/03/solo-a-star-wars-story-actor-details-production-troubles.html

“They have to make it good after The Last Jedi didn’t make as much money as expected,” he says. “If they want to keep making Star Wars movies, it has to be good.”

There's no way this will be as good as the hugely profitable and highly acclaimed Last Jedi

I am super confident that an anonymous source who is not one of the film’s marquee stars [but] was in a prime position to observe the directors’ contrasting on-set modi operandi is also in a position to discuss the importance of this movie the Disney/Lucasfilm's bottom line and the future of the franchise, for sure.

Like, the source obviously ain't Donald Glover, Woody Harrelson or herself from Game of Thrones, and it's not the dude playing Chewbacca if he wants to keep playing Chewbacca, so WGAF?

I hope it isn't the guy playing Jaxxon. Been looking forward to him appearing in his own spinoff.

directors being sacked when the film is mostly done is inauspicious to say the least. these movies are so made by committee that we may not be able to tell mind you

"tlj didn't make as much money as expected" it's the ninth highest grossing movie of all time! sheesh

least interesting line of the gossip imo

yeah, but it was certainly the dumbest

I understand that current technology makes it easier than ever to do a bunch of takes and play around in editing, but it's reminiscent of a few conversations I've seen online and had myself lately about directors who have done that historically. You could chalk it up to experimentation or Lord and Miller having less experience, but in the past there's been praise for directors (*cough* Kubrick) who pounded the performance they wanted out of the actors.

I guess my take would be that if you have to abuse your actors or work them until they're broken, then maybe you should hone your ability to direct humans and learn to communicate what you want them to do. To paraphrase that anecdotal Olivier quote: Have you considered directing?

I like more Lord & Miller films from the last nine years than Ron Howard films from the last 33 years, I don't think inexperience is an issue

fair

i suspect it's a bit of both - there was genuine disagreement on the tone, and also their methods for making 21 Jump Street did not smoothly integrate into a Star Wars picture

like you can't do 30 takes on a Star Wars movie, every minute is expensive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R66FvPTj2Yw

unless you are Irvin Kershner and Harrison Ford

ha point taken

lol @ "I love you" / "I love you too"

The Last Jedi didn't super slightly disappoint box office wise because of the film, i think it was because the marketing was pretty uninspired. for one, i recognize they wanted to differentiate between TFA and the new one, but considering it was 75% space battles it was weird how heavily they leaned on the salt flats battle in the posters and early ads.

Easy -- hell of a visual.

it occurred to me today how much DEATH and DYING of major characters there is in star wars. empire, which is supposed to be the "dark" and grown up one, is the only one where nobody important dies! (i think?) anyway can we please just have a fun one with nobody dying? thx

it's not called STAR FUNS, come on

How dare you? Luke's tauntaun was very important! Plus, nearly all the most experienced imperial starship admirals bit it too. You think those ships can just be run by a skeleton crew?

xp

our good friend Righty, Luke's hand

Ice Cave Monster RIP

Dude just wanted a snack

Luke's good friend Righty, for that matter.

Who will weep for the noble imperial probe droid that Han and Chewie so callously destroyed?