the two paragraphs preceding don't really have anything to do with the paragraph I quoted. So the context is pretty much nailed down how I had it in the first place. His point was that the movie simply won't be as good as we're hoping, and that you'll have to fix stuff because it won't be as good as it should be. Which is pretty ridiculous to say at this point, since there's no way homeboy has any idea how good the movie will or won't be as a statement of fact.

Granted, even if this thing wins frigging OSCARS, you're still going to have to edit it to fit into your Elseworlds version of Star Wars, but that really doesn't have anything to do with the part I quoted.