Originally posted by: Number20
...but I think another aspect of it is that he has basically bought into his own "greatness" hype. He seems to feel he needs to listen to the actors/directors/other production people less, because if he came up with it, it has to be good. Combine this with a surrounding of the same "yes" people, and you have a show driven by only one person.
...but I think another aspect of it is that he has basically bought into his own "greatness" hype. He seems to feel he needs to listen to the actors/directors/other production people less, because if he came up with it, it has to be good. Combine this with a surrounding of the same "yes" people, and you have a show driven by only one person.
Could this perhaps had lead to the three stooges style droids in Sith? Where did that come from? Did the Super Battle Droids act like that in AotC? I just can't believe enough people thought that was a good idea that it ended up in the final cut! I just saw Sith for the first time since the theatre, when I was trying really hard to like it... Watching it at home, not trying so hard to like it, those droids annoyed me even more. I couldn't believe how stupid that was...
Anyways, too many yes men.
Xhonzi