Red Mosquito

also it just occurred to me that trevorrow kinda looks like jorge

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

B wrote:Did Trevorrow write Jurassic World? Because honestly, most of the problems there were with the script.

NO NO NO

Were you saying no to my question or my statement or both? If one or the other, why the extra 2 nos? If both, why the extra no?

B wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

B wrote:Did Trevorrow write Jurassic World? Because honestly, most of the problems there were with the script.

NO NO NO

Were you saying no to my question or my statement or both? If one or the other, why the extra 2 nos? If both, why the extra no?

NO

I'd like to see JJ finish it. Yeah, yeah. Derivative. Whatever. I had a blast at The Force Awakens. The plot may not have been original, but his choices made the characters instantly lovable. Ultimately, that's what I care about. The lightsaber duels and space dogfights aren't shit if we don't care about Rey, Finn, and Poe.

daft twat wrote:I'd like to see JJ finish it. Yeah, yeah. Derivative. Whatever. I had a blast at The Force Awakens. The plot may not have been original, but his choices made the characters instantly lovable. Ultimately, that's what I care about. The lightsaber duels and space dogfights aren't shit if we don't care about Rey, Finn, and Poe.

I wouldnt be opposed to this either. He understands what I loved about Star Wars. Right now Rian Johnson is intriguing me greatly and after the release of Last Jedi i might change my vote to him.

Treverow was always a bad choice.

This will be interesting. An Abrams/Johnson collab would probably be best.

Honestly I doubt Trevorrow's movie would have been much worse than TFA

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Honestly I doubt Trevorrow's movie would have been much worse than TFA

Shut up

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Honestly I doubt Trevorrow's movie would have been much worse than TFA

How old are you, LV?
Not rhetorical. Just curious. You seem impervious to nostalgia, but I wonder if you're so young that what you feel nostalgia for what has not yet come back around. TFA was like sharing my childhood with my children. It was my favorite cinema experience since The Last Crusade when I was 13.

Beyond Nostalgia, i loved TFA. Im 36.

daft twat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Honestly I doubt Trevorrow's movie would have been much worse than TFA

How old are you, LV?
Not rhetorical. Just curious. You seem impervious to nostalgia, but I wonder if you're so young that what you feel nostalgia for what has not yet come back around. TFA was like sharing my childhood with my children. It was my favorite cinema experience since The Last Crusade when I was 13.

I'm 28 and I grew up with Star Wars. They are some of my earliest memories. Thy defined my childhood. That has nothing to do with TFA being a terrible movie.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

daft twat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Honestly I doubt Trevorrow's movie would have been much worse than TFA

How old are you, LV?
Not rhetorical. Just curious. You seem impervious to nostalgia, but I wonder if you're so young that what you feel nostalgia for what has not yet come back around. TFA was like sharing my childhood with my children. It was my favorite cinema experience since The Last Crusade when I was 13.

I'm 28 and I grew up with Star Wars. They are some of my earliest memories. Thy defined my childhood. That has nothing to do with TFA being a terrible movie.

You're a terrible movie.

Strat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

daft twat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Honestly I doubt Trevorrow's movie would have been much worse than TFA

How old are you, LV?
Not rhetorical. Just curious. You seem impervious to nostalgia, but I wonder if you're so young that what you feel nostalgia for what has not yet come back around. TFA was like sharing my childhood with my children. It was my favorite cinema experience since The Last Crusade when I was 13.

I'm 28 and I grew up with Star Wars. They are some of my earliest memories. Thy defined my childhood. That has nothing to do with TFA being a terrible movie.

You're a terrible movie.

I'm a human man, Strat

Strat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:

daft twat wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Honestly I doubt Trevorrow's movie would have been much worse than TFA

How old are you, LV?
Not rhetorical. Just curious. You seem impervious to nostalgia, but I wonder if you're so young that what you feel nostalgia for what has not yet come back around. TFA was like sharing my childhood with my children. It was my favorite cinema experience since The Last Crusade when I was 13.

I'm 28 and I grew up with Star Wars. They are some of my earliest memories. Thy defined my childhood. That has nothing to do with TFA being a terrible movie.

You're a terrible movie.

There is no comeback to this.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/f ... -trevorrow

Star Wars Episoide IX: Fans call for a Taika Waititi to replace ousted director Colin Trevorrow

Is it time for a female director to step in?

Patti Jenkins?

It wouldn't shock me to see Ryan coogler

TBH I'd say Rian is a lock.

stip wrote:It wouldn't shock me to see Ryan coogler

Oh Jesus Christ

dimejinky99 wrote:Is it time for a female director to step in?

Patti Jenkins?

Or Ava Duvernay.

They've between wanting her in the Star Wars family for a long time. JJ even went to her for character help in TFA.

I'd be all about am Ava Duvernay Star Wars film.

durdencommatyler wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Is it time for a female director to step in?

Patti Jenkins?

Or Ava Duvernay.

They've between wanting her in the Star Wars family for a long time. JJ even went to her for character help in TFA.

I'd be all about am Ava Duvernay Star Wars film.

She actually had an important role in TFA. JJ showed it her and she told him to tighten this up and cut that add this. She could be a contender for sure.

I've no doubt they already have someone locked in. You don't make a firing announcement without having your replacement locked in.