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Topic	Who is to blame for the failures of the Star Wars sequel trilogy?
Polycosm 08/07/21 6:35:40 PM #18:	DarkRoast posted... The fact that you can actually sense the animosity between Abrams and Johnson in the openings of the second and third films is really indicative of the problems those films had. It's almost a nostalgic feeling for me, the way it plays out like two kids fighting over their Star Wars action figures. It's as if Johnson came in and smashed Abrams favorite toys, then Abrams retaliated... except they're playing with billions of dollars. I'm so deep in as a fan that I enjoy all of the movies in a way that isn't rational, but even I can admit what a big fucking mess the sequel trilogy is in terms of planning. --- Thus in 2020 did Allen send forth a great flood, that destroyed the gurus and all users that lived on land, except those in azuarc. (thengamer.com/guru) <cite>Polycosm posted [p:956873601] in Who is to ... [t:79603333]...</cite> <quote>DarkRoast posted... </cite> <quote>The fact that you can actually sense the animosity between Abrams and Johnson in the openings of the second and third films is really indicative of the problems those films had.</quote> It's almost a nostalgic feeling for me, the way it plays out like two kids fighting over their Star Wars action figures. It's as if Johnson came in and smashed Abrams favorite toys, then Abrams retaliated... except they're playing with billions of dollars. I'm so deep in as a fan that I enjoy all of the movies in a way that isn't rational, but even I can admit what a big fucking mess the sequel trilogy is in terms of planning. --- Thus in 2020 did Allen send forth a great flood, that destroyed the gurus and all users that lived on land, except those in azuarc. (thengamer.com/guru)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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