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How to make a gazillion dollars at the box office.
1. Buy franchises at the right time
2. Pump out new movies every year
Even comic book movies gained all their momentum through Spider-Man, X-Men, Batman Begins, even Blade, before Disney started the MCU.
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Lol what? Spider-Man 1 and 2 were huge. X-Men was huge.
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Pablo Hidalgo saying it was all Serkis isn't the same as saying it was all Snoke
Yep, people forget that X-Men and Blade reinvigorated comic book movies.When did the original X-Men movie come out?
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You're underselling Kevin Feige vision way back in 08, kicking off with Iron man and using little known superhero characters to create a shared universe.
There was no momentum with Spider man or X=men. It took Marvel studios and no origin story to finally do Spider man justice.
And why leave out Pixar or Disney's live action remakes.
If only it was as simplistic as just two steps to make stacks of cash
Umm no.
X2 was massive as were the 1st 2 Spider-man movies.
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Didn't say those films weren't massive box office successes.
The most recent, Andrew Garfield, spiderman movies were flops in comparison.
My point was in relation to down playing the influence of Disney/Marvel/Feige on the Comic book genre.
Bob Igor and Disney have done very well
However, apparently Disney intend on strong arming cinema's by demanding extra percentage on tickets sales for the Last Jedi. Nobody likes to see a corporate powerhouse squeeze the little guy
It's not downplaying the influence, but acknowledging the groundwork had already been laid for those sorta films. Disney/Marvel/Feige didn't reinvent the wheel like say, Star Wars did in '77.
Jason said he saw this scene but I don't remember if he said why Rey get mad
Because Luke wants Rey to kill Kylo
Can almost predict the plot and which ST characters are replicating OT characters.Just like Yoda and Obi-Wan wanted Luke to kill Vader. It's going to be more like ESB than they're saying. Rey will end up being captured without being rescued, let's just hope she isn't stashed on Jakku in the beginning of IX and Luke has to rescue her, although one thing that'd be cool about that is that it'd make Luke do something cool and useful in this ST.
Can almost predict the plot and which ST characters are replicating OT characters.
You pretty much nailed itYeah. Kylo will ask Rey to join him so together they can overthrow Snoke and rule the galaxy. She will refuse, even though Kylo will reveal to her that Luke killed her parents. I don't think they'll go for a parentage plot twist, but you never know. The First Order will get the upper hand, but the Resistance will still exist. In IX, Kylo and Snoke will die, Luke will sacrifice himself, and Rey will emerge as the strongest out of those four. The Jedi will return, the Resistance will win, and balance will be restored. Luke won't want the Jedi to end because he's discovered something shocking about them or learned that the Jedi teachings were wrong, it'll be because he's lost hope. Rey will bring the hope back in him. The best I can hope for is that Luke makes some valuable contribution to the Resistance winning other than sacrificing himself to stop Snoke or just training Rey.
You know Disney and Kathleen Kennedy are not going to be that creative or shocking.What I would make TLJ about:
1) Make Rey a wound in the Force like the Exile, but don't call it that. Just have Luke say something about how he thinks she severed her own connection to the Force somehow as a result of the trauma from the loss of her random parents. As people die around her, her power grows rapidly. Mary Sue solved.
2) Kylo reveals to Rey that Luke killed her parents and was searching for her but couldn't find her because of her severed connection.
3) Rey, Kylo, KoR attack Luke on Ahch-to. This is where it's clear that I'm a Luke fanboy, but Luke fights them off, manages to turn Kylo back to the light, Rey lets out this explosion of rage and it buys her enough time to escape, not to Snoke, but back to Jakku.
4) Reveal that Kylo turned because he felt that Luke strayed from the original teachings of the Jedi. Decides to form his own order, the KoR and use both sides of the Force.
5) Snoke tries to recruit Rey, but she refuses because he was the one who kidnapped her parents and recruited them. Explosions go off in the ship, allowing her a chance to escape with Kylo.
You know Disney and Kathleen Kennedy are not going to be that creative or shocking.
There's a matinee formula they're following, and this ST is essentially a reboot and rehash of the entire OT. Each episode of the ST will glean elements from each of the three OT movies, adding a bit here and there that didnt exist before (like Finn vs Phasma), and voila, you have a new SW trilogy for the youth of today.