Broom Kid said:
omnimuffin said:
My point is that the movie feels like itâs rushing through itself enough as it is. I donât think that making it go FASTER is the way to resolve the pacing issues.
shorter isnât the same as faster. The movie as it stands feels like itâs rushing because itâs constantly stopping to address a bunch of unnecessary shit all the time
Streamlining the narrative might make it shorter, but also might make it way more coherent, focused, and intentional, as opposed to jumbled, scattered, and distracted by every âHEY COOL IDEA THIS IS A COOL IDEA LETS PUT IT IN NO MATTER WHATâ moment it can think of.
Iâm mainly advocating that runtime shouldnât be a target anyoneâs aiming at. Let it be the length that it is when the best version of it seems to have been arrived at - and you canât really get a feel for what that is until you try a bunch of ideas out and see how they flow in the larger context.
If you stop yourself from making cuts for not much more reason than âWell now itâs too shortâ (as if âtoo shortâ really means anything in a context where there arenât tickets being sold or timeslots being filled) I donât know if thatâs a good enough reason in and of itself.
100% Agree! I thought cutting so much would speed the movie up even more but when you remove the copious amount sof back and forth scenes and allow the audence to stay in the moment longer, despite the movie being shorter it feels a lot slower. Iâm now a little worried that Iâve made some scenes a little too longâŚ
Perfect example is Reyâs training scene. By removing Kylos flashback and staying with Rey it seems like youâre in that scene a nice length of time.