Last Jedi’s got some problems. (though I’d argue relatively minor)
I thought you vowed to not see that movie.
I haven’t.
I don’t know where you’ve gotten the idea that Duracell has seen TLJ.
He said that it was beyond perfection.
Ah. I took that as sarcasm.
I still do. Could be wrong.Ah. I took that as sarcasm.
I still do. Could be wrong.I’m 100% certain it was sarcasm. He hates what they did with the characters so he definitely wouldn’t like it if he did see it.
I was being sarcastic indeed. In fact, I was making fun of people like fmalover, who act like TLJ was handed down from God Themself.
TLJ remains on my anti-watchlist and will remain there, along with The Dark Knight Rises, the Snyderman films, and any other movies which present unappealing “alternative interpretations” of beloved characters.
You have your own kind of ignorant thinking
Good.
unappealing “alternate interpretations” of beloved characters.
Lol.
Not as LOL-worthy as hating a director after having seen a single one of his films, I’d wager.
Assuming you’re talking about David Lynch, one film is more than zero.
I thought it was two but it turns out he didn’t do Naked Lunch. :p
I believe you have to watch at least four of a filmmaker’s films before drawing a conclusion on his work as a whole, but that’s just me.
I believe you have to watch a single movie before drawing a conclusion on that movie, but that’s just me.
I haven’t drawn any conclusion on TLJ beyond that the story holds no appeal for me. If you want to go ahead and interpret that as meaning “TLJ is shit, Rian Johnson’s an asshole, etc.”, by all means do so, but it isn’t an accurate representation of my thoughts at all.
You haven’t seen the movie and yet you’re bitching at how a “beloved character was interpreted.”
So, sure, why not.