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Old 12-18-2019, 06:18 PM   #1
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I'm pretty sure I've seen you explain this before, but can I ask why the production of this trilogy feels so messy? There didn't seem to be an outline or plan for the 3 movies to be cohesive and RJ just kind of ignored where JJ was intending to go.
My guess is too many cooks.

Not one singular visionary like Lucas.
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Old 12-18-2019, 06:22 PM   #2
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My guess is too many cooks.

Not one singular visionary like Lucas.
If I'm correct the Mandalorian has a new director for pretty much every episode, and yet it manages to follow a cohesive storyline. Just can't understand how these movies were made without at least a rough outline that needed to be followed.
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Old 12-18-2019, 07:06 PM   #3
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I'm pretty sure I've seen you explain this before, but can I ask why the production of this trilogy feels so messy? There didn't seem to be an outline or plan for the 3 movies to be cohesive and RJ just kind of ignored where JJ was intending to go.
To be fair, if you watch them objectively there is not much the same in the approach between IV V and VI. V is really an adult-oriented film. VI is totally all about appealing to kids.

I think RJ was going to take it a different direction then it crashed and burned. So they made a hard left.

I get what the last Jedi was trying to do. IV was a real hero-camp story. V was the dark turn. VI was overcoming the evil. VII was a carbon copy of IV, and it took a fair amount of hell for it. Then VIII comes along and says it's a similar situation, but all the shit that worked in the first film isn't how this is going to go. And rightly so, because it obviously didn't ****ing work. So VIII was all about finding a different way. I get all that.

But it got crushed so they punted. I totally get that too.
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Old 12-18-2019, 08:15 PM   #4
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If I'm correct the Mandalorian has a new director for pretty much every episode, and yet it manages to follow a cohesive storyline. Just can't understand how these movies were made without at least a rough outline that needed to be followed.
Yes. Different directors.

But it’s all under the singular vision of Jon Favreau’s eyes.
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Old 12-18-2019, 08:35 PM   #5
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Yes. Different directors.

But it’s all under the singular vision of Jon Favreau’s eyes.
From my understanding, that's not really true, Dude.

Dave Filoni is the Co-Executive Producer, co-writer and has directed two episodes out of eight. Favreau has directed any episodes to date while Filoni's role has been expanded in Season Two.

Favreau came up with the idea, pitched Iger and KK, then began writing the story arc. And while Favreau pops in from time to time, he's not there on-set every single day.

I don't mean to reduce his role in any way and he's most certainly the show creator. The LED tech that he first used for The Jungle Book is now being used for The Mando (and all upcoming Disney + TV shows), so he' certainly a huge part of the show but he has other projects that require his time and focus, so he's not really "The Showrunner" in the normal sense of the word.

Favreau also understands that Dave Filoni has had great success with Star Wars TV series and trusts him implicitly.
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Old 12-18-2019, 09:24 PM   #6
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From my understanding, that's not really true, Dude.

Dave Filoni is the Co-Executive Producer, co-writer and has directed two episodes out of eight. Favreau has directed any episodes to date while Filoni's role has been expanded in Season Two.

Favreau came up with the idea, pitched Iger and KK, then began writing the story arc. And while Favreau pops in from time to time, he's not there on-set every single day.

I don't mean to reduce his role in any way and he's most certainly the show creator. The LED tech that he first used for The Jungle Book is now being used for The Mando (and all upcoming Disney + TV shows), so he' certainly a huge part of the show but he has other projects that require his time and focus, so he's not really "The Showrunner" in the normal sense of the word.

Favreau also understands that Dave Filoni has had great success with Star Wars TV series and trusts him implicitly.
Well whatever the case, Favreau found himself the right collaborators to work with. The series is perfect so far.
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