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APOLOGIZE
Jack Rodriguez
Nicholas Clark
Why? He hasn't made a bad film yet
Justin Diaz
Why though? He saved thousands of manchildren by getting them to stop consooming star wars, even if it was for a short time
Logan Lopez
this is the second thread you made today, how much they paying you
Adrian Nguyen
You must have me confused with another user.
>how much they paying you
If they were paying me, I wouldn't need to post on this cesspit of a site.
Jayden Reed
That's what you said in the other thread
Kevin Hernandez
Great minds think alike then, huh?
Elijah King
He did a good thing for the Star Wars series, but The Last Jedi is still a shit film.
Nicholas Robinson
>shit
Matthew Smith
werner ziegler
Jason White
Nah, that'd be this guy.
Ryder Long
Looks like shit.
Robert Bell
Style over substance doesn't make it good.
Leo Miller
Awful tbqh. The cinematography is one of the most bizarrely over-praised aspects of the film.
Joshua Myers
Tell that to the prequelfags.
David Walker
Prequels are substance and minimal style, if we're talking cinematography.
Michael Wilson
Go back. Please.
Dylan Brooks
Who cares if story isn't good redditfag
Xavier Kelly
Nah. The only olive branch I can give is that there is some fault to be placed on the Disney execs who, after paying somewhere between $4 and $10 BILLION for Star Wars, decided it would be a good idea to push forward on a new trilogy without any sort of outline, roadmap, or overarching structure in mind. There is certainly some blame to be placed on Kathleen and the other higher-ups for that blunder, but TLJ was still a dogshit flick in its own right. It's just not a good movie, even when judged entirely on its own merit
Levi King
Agreed, who cares if the story isn't good
Anthony Gomez
I've never been there.
Anyway George Lucas explicitly talks about setting up the subjects and the action for his scenes first, with camera placement as an afterthought, to emulate a documentary style. I'm not entirely against a conventional style, but Lucas captured the chaos and realism of an actual battle, where everything looks staged for the camera. Nothing looks natural. The worst offenders are the scenes where the resistance bombers fly towards the dreadnought in a line, or the AT-ATs and ski-speeder things square up against each other in perfectly straight lines. It looks ridiculous. There's several other shots of unnecessary symmetry or unnecessary and obvious staging: the cinematography calls attention to itself, as opposed to trying to make me believe what I'm seeing.
Aaron Russell
picrel
Thomas Roberts
>substance and minimal style, if we're talking cinematography.
Landon Roberts
Muh dick
Cameron Russell
stop spamming these threads fr
Levi Thomas
Actually thanks for posting that user. I always knew it was important for him to make the universe feel "lived in", especially in comparison to the far too clean sci-fi like Star trek, but I never made the connection that even the Cinematography is adding to this.
Cameron Harris
Yes. That is an example of what I'm talking about.